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2. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS

(4)

(2)

(1)

(6)

(5)

(3)

Figure 2-1

(1) Function Select Switch :

     Insulation and AC voltage measurements (M

 and V) and resistance Test (

) can be selected

with this switch. (except Models 240415, 240416)

(2) LINE Terminal:

     To measure Insulation resistance, AC voltage and resistance use this LINE terminal and the

EARTH terminal (3) below.

(3) EARTH (ground) Terminal

(4) GUARD Terminal

(5) Crank

(6) Carrying Handle

3. OPERATION

3.1. AC Voltage Measurement

(l) Power line AC voltages can be measured using this tester. Always prior to an insulation

resistance measurement, use the tester to check whether the object to be measured is live or not.

(2) Connect measuring lead wires to the LINE and EARTH terminals. Use optional accessory

B9634FA measuring leadwires or equivalent high  insulation resistance leadwires.

(3) Place the instrument on a fairly level surface with the crank facing you. Turn the carrying

handle down.

(4) Set the function select switch to V. Prior to connecting an object for an AC voltage

measurement, short-circuit the tester LINE and EARTH lead wires. Turn the crank to check to

see that the indicator shows zero ohms. This confirms that the tester is operating normally.

(5) To make a voltage measurement touch the LINE and EARTH lead wires to the line to be

measured and read the indication on the “AC V” scale as you would read in ordinary voltmeter.

During voltage measurement, do not turn the crank.

3.2 Insulation Resistance Measurement

(1) Read the NOTE below, then connect the object to be measured between the LINE and EARTH

terminals. Set the function select switch to M

.

(2) Turn the crank at a speed of more than 120 rpm to obtain a constant voltage output. The pointer

will indicate the measured insulation resistance value.

*

Crank rotation may be either clockwise or counterclockwise.

(3) While turning the crank, read the pointer indication.

  

CAUTION

•When one side of the measured circuit is grounded, connect the earth side to the EARTH

terminal (positive side) of the tester. Normally, this connection gives smaller (conservative)

values of insulation resistance, to be on the safe side. In this case, the lead-wires connected to

the LINE terminal (negative side) should be kept always from earth and other objects.

• When the measured circuit is not grounded, it may be connected to either LINE or EARTH

terminal.

• The GUARD terminal is used only when volume resistance is to be measured without being

influenced by surface leakage resistance. For example, when the insulation test is conducted on

a cable such as shown in Figure 3-1, wind a bare wire around the insulating material and

connect this wire to the GUARD terminal. In this arrangement, the leakage current flowing on

the surface of the insulating material will not pass through the indicator. Thus, only the volume

resistance is measured.

GUARD

LINE

EARTH

Insulating Material

Core Wire

Dead-sheathed Wire   

Insulation Tester Model 2404

Figure 3-1   Connections

3.3 Low Resistance Measurement

Set the function select switch to 

. Connect the object at be measured between the LINE and

EARTH leadwires. Turn the Crank at a speed of more than 120 rpm and read the indication on

the “

” scale. Low resistance measurement cannot be made using the Models 240415 (1000 V/

2000 M

) and 240416 (2000 V/5000 M

) insulation testers.

  

CAUTION

• Be sure not to apply a voltage between the terminals during low resistance measurement.

• If power line AC voltage is applied to the instrument in error while on the low resistance

range, the instrument is protected by an internal fuse. If the fuse is blown, replace it

according of the procedure as described in paragraph 4.2. Insulation resistance and AC

voltage can be measured normally even when the fuse is blown.

• If the fuse is blown, the pointer points to the “*” mark during low resistance measurement.

(See Figure 3-2)

• The 1k mark on the 

 scale is not accurate and may be considered as being “off scale”. Note

that there is no resistance scale mark for Rx = 

 (when test probes are not connected to

anything).

Figure.  3-2

4. MAINTENANCE

4.1 Storage

When storing the Insulation Tester, avoid area which is:

• Very humid.

• Subject to direct sunlight.

• Near high temperature heat sources.

• Subject to strong vibration.

• Very dusty, or contains corrosive gases.

4.2 Fuse Replacement

If the fuse is blown during the low resistance measurement, replace the fuse as follows. Remove

two case fixing screws on the bottom of the instrument. Then the instrument can be

disassembled into two parts as shown in Figure 4-1. Replace the fuse on the printed circuit

board with a spare fuse (0.1 A). Two spare fuses are installed inside the instrument case.

Figure 4-1   Fuse Replacement

 

Notice Regarding This Manual

1. The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.

2. If any questions arise or errors are found, or if any information is missing from this manual, please

inform Yokogawa.

3. Yokogawa   is by no means liable for damage resulting from the misuse of this product by the user.

4. This manual is intended to explain the functions of this product Yokogawa   does not warrant that

the functions will suit a particular purpose of the user.

IM3E-2006.2

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Summary of Contents for 240413

Page 1: ... immediately after measurement 4 Probe Use the probe supplied by Yokogawa Corporation for the instrument concerned Do not use a deteriorated or damaged probe Do not attach detach the probe to from the instrument prior to releasing it from the measured object 5 Protection If there are any cracks or other damage in the case because of being dropped or struck the instrument may not be safely insulate...

Page 2: ...eneral continuity testing and low resistance measurement are possible using the 500Ω full scale low resistance measuring range of the instrument not on Models 240415 240416 The black indicator scale is easy to read This insulation tester is ruggedly built and uses a shock and heat resistant polycarbonate resin case 1 2 Specifications Item Specifications Model Insulation Resistance Rated Voltage Ra...

Page 3: ...eter During voltage measurement do not turn the crank 3 2 Insulation Resistance Measurement 1 Read the NOTE below then connect the object to be measured between the LINE and EARTH terminals Set the function select switch to MΩ 2 Turn the crank at a speed of more than 120 rpm to obtain a constant voltage output The pointer will indicate the measured insulation resistance value Crank rotation may be...

Page 4: ...mbled into two parts as shown in Figure 4 1 Replace the fuse on the printed circuit board with a spare fuse 0 1 A Two spare fuses are installed inside the instrument case Figure 4 1 Fuse Replacement Notice Regarding This Manual 1 The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice 2 If any questions arise or errors are found or if any information is missing from this manual plea...

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