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digital true RMS multimeter BE52

Current measurements

Note

Never connect a voltage source to the multimeter's
measuring sockets when a current measuring range is
selected. Otherwise the device could be damaged.

Note

Observe that a measurement time of 30 seconds must
not be exceeded when carrying out a current
measurement of 10 A. After having carried out a
measurement up to 10 A, take a break for at least
15 minutes.

ü

The electrical circuit is deactivated. The capacitors are
discharged.

ü

The voltage in the measuring circuit is not higher than
600 V (CAT III) to earth.

1. Interrupt the circuit to be checked and connect the

measuring device in series with the consumer in this
circuit.

2. Depending on the expected measuring current, turn the

rotary switch to the following position:
- up to 6000 µA: 
- up to 400 mA: 
- up to 10 A: 

.

3. Use the 

MODE

 button (15) to select the desired measuring

mode (for direct current:. 

DC

 indication) for alternating

current: 

AC

 indication).

4. Insert the plug of the black measuring tip into the 

COM

 (6)

measuring socket and the plug of the red measuring tip
into the 

 (5) (up to 400 mA) or 

10 A (14)

 measuring

socket – depending on the selected range.

5. Switch off the voltage supply at the measuring object and

connect the measuring tips to the measuring object. For
direct current, make sure that the polarity of the
connection to the measuring object is correct (in series;
red to plus, black to minus).

6. Switch the measuring circuit back on and read the

measured value from the display.

7. If the 

OL

 indication (exceedance of the measuring range)

appears after the manual range selection, immediately
switch over to the respectively next higher range. If the

OL

 indication appears and the maximum range has been

set already or in case of the automatic range selection,
immediately switch off the voltage supply at the measuring
object and disconnect the measuring device from the
measuring object.

Info

If you have selected the 10 A range for safety's sake,
but the measuring current amounts to less than
400 mA, switch the measuring circuit back off. Plug
the red measuring tip into the 

 measuring socket

and select a measuring range in the mA range. Switch
the measuring circuit back on.

Example:

Info

If there is no indication and all connections have been
established correctly, the cause of the fault may be a
defective internal fuse protecting the current
measuring ranges (see chapter Fuse replacement).

Measuring resistance

Warning of electrical voltage

Before carrying out resistance, continuity or diode
measurements, switch off the current of the electric
circuit and discharge all capacitors.

1. If possible, disconnect other circuit areas from the

resistance to be measured, since they may have an impact
on the measurement.

2. Set the rotary switch to the 

Ω/

/CAP

 (20) position,

then use the 

MODE

 button (15) to select the resistance

measurement (

 indication).

3. Insert the plug of the red measuring tip into the 

V/Ω

 measuring socket (5) and the plug of the black

measuring tip into the 

COM

 measuring socket (6).

4. Connect the measuring tips to the measuring object.

ð

The measuring device may take some time to display a
stable value. This is due to the measuring principle and
not a malfunction.

ð

The measured value will be indicated on the display.

Summary of Contents for BE52

Page 1: ...TRT BA BE52 TC220328TTRT03 001 EN BE52 EN OPERATING MANUAL DIGITAL TRUE RMS MULTIMETER ...

Page 2: ...structions must be observed You can download the current version of the instructions and the EU declaration of conformity via the following link BE52 https hub trotec com id 46448 Safety Read this manual carefully before starting or using the device Always store the manual in the immediate vicinity of the device or its site of use Warning Read all safety warnings and all instructions Failure to fo...

Page 3: ...of an electric shock at these voltage levels Ensure that the measuring area has zero potential and the capacitors are discharged before you carry out diode resistance or continuity tests Disconnect the measuring lines from the measuring area before switching over the device to diode resistance or continuity tests if you have previously carried out measurements on live components Intended use Only ...

Page 4: ...mmerse the device and the accessories in water Make sure that no water or other liquids can enter the housing Warning of electrical voltage Work on the electrical components must only be carried out by an authorised specialist company Warning Risk of suffocation Do not leave the packaging lying around Children may use it as a dangerous toy Warning The device is not a toy and does not belong in the...

Page 5: ...on a PC you can even use report templates and ready made text blocks for various fields of application to turn the data into professional reports Overvoltage protection and measurement category The power grid is permanently subjected to short time voltage peaks the so called voltage surge which can be very low for instance when a light switch is actuated but also very high when a network operator ...

Page 6: ...different maximum voltages apply to the stated scopes of application If no measurement category is specified the measurement device is only considered as safe in measurement category CAT I This measurement device is suited for category CAT III 600 V Device depiction 1 3 4 6 7 2 8 12 14 9 16 10 15 5 11 13 No Designation 1 LC display 2 button No Designation 3 HOLD button 4 Rotary switch 5 Measuring ...

Page 7: ...ve humidity for storage 80 Operating height above sea level Max 2000 m 7000 ft Type of protection IP40 Weight approx 140 g Dimensions length x width x height 121 x 67 x 45 mm Automatic switch off after approx 15 minutes of non use Safety This measuring device is designed for indoor use and complies with overvoltage category CAT III 600 V Measuring ranges Function Measuring range Resolution Accurac...

Page 8: ...g used observe the following storage conditions dry and protected from frost and heat protected from dust and direct sunlight the storage temperature complies with the values specified in the Technical data Remove the batteries from the device Operation Warning of electrical voltage Electric shock due to contact with live parts When using the measuring tips make sure not to reach behind the protec...

Page 9: ...tion exceedance of the measuring range will be displayed IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE MEASURING PROCESS Warning of electrical voltage Improper handling of the measuring device entails a risk of electric shock Before carrying out voltage measurements observe the following Never apply a voltage exceeding the rated nominal voltage of the measuring device between the connections or between the connect...

Page 10: ...ng time Then press briefly to adapt the decimal places Measuring DC voltage 1 Turn the rotary switch to position 19 2 Insert the plug of the black measuring tip into the COM 6 measuring socket and the plug of the red measuring tip into the VΩ 5 measuring socket 3 Connect both measuring tips to the measuring object with correct polarity black to minus red to plus ð If the input voltage is negative ...

Page 11: ...ceedance of the measuring range appears after the manual range selection immediately switch over to the respectively next higher range If the OL indication appears and the maximum range has been set already or in case of the automatic range selection immediately switch off the voltage supply at the measuring object and disconnect the measuring device from the measuring object Info If you have sele...

Page 12: ...voltage in the capacitor can lead to a destroyed measuring device Never connect the measuring inputs to a voltage source This will destroy the measurement device For reasons of safety measure whether there is a residual charge in the capacitor using the VDC range before you perform a capacitance measurement 1 Set the rotary switch to the Ω CAP position 20 then use the MODE button 15 to select the ...

Page 13: ...ess the button 2 briefly to switch on the work light Press the button briefly again to switch off the work light again Enabling or disabling Bluetooth The device is provided with a Bluetooth function that allows you to connect the device with a terminal device mobile phone tablet etc on which the MultiMeasure Mobile App is installed see chapter MultiMeasure Mobile App Press the button 2 for a long...

Page 14: ...ing the rotary switch at the multimeter to the desired measuring mode For some measuring modes you additionally have to press the MODE button see Operation chapter As an example the screen for the AC voltage measuring mode is shown here Sensors Measurements Reports Customers Settings AC voltage HOLD REL MIN MAX PEAK The last 12 values measured over time and the corresponding unit are displayed in ...

Page 15: ...ording is in progress You can press this flashing symbol or the free area below the measurement value display to open the context menu to stop recording You can choose from saving or discarding the record after stopping recording Menu bar The functions of the MultiMeasure Mobile App are controlled via the menu bar from which the submenus can be accessed Info Depending on the operating system of th...

Page 16: ...ues and saves it as a PNG file Generate image overlay Combines a background image with the representation of the measured values Colour scaling Allows you to adjust the colour display of the measured values Submenu reports The reports generated in the MultiMeasure Mobile app are short reports providing a fast and simple documentation You can select from the following options in the REPORTS submenu...

Page 17: ... the measuring tips from the measuring sockets before opening the device Internal fuses may only ever be replaced with fuses of the same type never with one of a higher amperage or with a provisional solution Otherwise the consequences include the risk of accidents the destruction of the device and the loss of warranty Note Only replace fuses of the same type 1 Fold the stand at the rear of the de...

Page 18: ...ects for the environment and human health caused by the disposal of hazardous substances potentially contained in the equipment In the European Union batteries and accumulators must not be treated as domestic waste but must be disposed of professionally in accordance with Directive 2006 66 EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 September 2006 on batteries and accumulators Please dis...

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