4.1.
When the
symbol appears in the display, the battery is nearly discharged and should be replaced immediately.
4.2. Battery Removal:
To open the battery compartment, release the catch (fig.2) and open the cover (fig.3)
All numbers refer to fig.1
3.1.
remove the light sensor cap (9) and press the on/off key (3) to switch the meter on. (Always protect the light sensor with the
cap
when
not
in
use.)
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3.2.
Move the meter to the required position and place the light sensor square on to the light source.
3.3.
the display (2) shows the light reading. 'Lux' or 'fc' readings can be selected by pressing either key 5 or key 7.
3.3.1. 1 foot candle (fc) =10.764 lux, 1 lux =.0929 foot candles.
3.3.2. If the reading shows 'x10' beside the figures, it must be multiplied by 10 for the correct value.
3.4.
Holding a Reading:
Pressing the hold key (4) will freeze the display at that reading. 'Hold' will appear as a reminder that the
function is engaged. Press key 4 again to cancel the function.
3.5.
Maximum and Minimum Mode :
Press the max/min key (6) once to record the maximum light level encountered since the key
was pressed; a second press will show similarly the minimum reading whilst in this mode.
3.5.1. If the hold key (4) is pressed whilst in maximum or minimum mode, the meter will stop measuring until pressed again to retain the
reading.
3.6.
Auto Power Off:
If the symbol appears in the top left hand corner of the screen, it denotes that the auto power off mode is
activated. In this mode, the meter will switch off automatically if no key is pressed for about 10 minutes.
3.6.1. to disable this mode, press the max/min key (6) and keep pressed whilst switching on with key 3. Perform the same procedure to
re-activate.
3.6.2. the meter can be switched off manually at any time by pressing key 3.
3.7.
Zero Adjustment:
the meter should be zeroed periodically; to achieve this place the cap (9) over the light sensor (1) then press
and hold down the hold key (4) until 'adj' followed by '0.00' appears on the display. the meter is then zeroed.
notE:. If the cap is not placed over the light sensor, the word 'cap' will appear on the display to indicate that the process has failed. fit
the cap correctly and repeat.
3. OPERATION
4. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
5. CLEANING
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fig.2
fig.3
4.3.
Disconnect the battery and replace with a fresh 9V battery, ensuring the correct polarity connection.
4.4.
replace the battery in the compartment, close and secure the cover.
5.1.
use a soft, dry cloth to clean the meter.
DO NOT
use abrasive or solvent cleaners, nor a damp cloth
Environmental Protection.
recycle unwanted materials instead of disposing of them as waste. All tools, accessories and packaging should be sorted, taken to a recycling
centre and disposed of in a manner which is compatible with the environment.
Battery Removal
to remove the battery, see section 4 above.
under the Waste Batteries and Accumulators regulations 2009, Jack sealey Ltd are required to inform potential purchasers of products containing
batteries (as defined within these regulations), that they are registered with Valpak’s registered compliance scheme. Jack Sealey Ltd’s Batteries
Producer registration num
ber (BPrn) is BPrn00705.
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