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IM 751552-01E  1/2

The Clanp-on Probe (751552) is a product of Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation.

Contact information of Yokogawa offices worldwide is provided on the following sheet.

Document No.

Description

PIM 113-01Z2

List of worldwide contacts

  Safety Precautions

 

This product is designed to be used by a person with specialized knowledge.

 

Make sure to observe the following safety precautions when handling the probe. YOKOGAWA 

assumes no liability for the customer’s failure to comply with these safety precautions. Before you 

use the probe, read the measuring instrument’s manual to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the 

specifications and operations of the measuring instrument.

 

This manual is an essential part of the product; keep it in a safe place for future reference.

 

The following safety markings are used in this manual.  

 

This instrument is protected by double-layer insulation or reinforced insulation that has the same level 

of protection as double-layer insulation.  It is not necessary to connect the instrument to protective 

ground for safe use.

 

Improper handling or use can lead to injury to the user or damage to the instrument.

  This 

symbol appears on the instrument to indicate that the user must refer to the user’s manual for 
special instructions.  The same symbol appears in the corresponding place in the user’s manual 
to identify those instructions.  In the manual, the symbol is used in conjunction with the word 

“WARNING” or “CAUTION.”

WARNING

 

Describes precautions that should be observed to prevent serious injury or death to the user.

CAUTION

 

Describes precautions that should be observed to prevent minor or moderate injury, or damage 

to the instrument.  

  

Note

 

Provides important information for the proper operation of the instrument.

 WARNING

•  Do not exceed the maximum current.  Doing so can result in erroneous measurement  

or damage to the instrument.

•  Beware of electric shock.

  •  Do not exceed 600 V, and do not use with a non-isolated conductor with a surge 

exceeding measurement category III.  Be sure to check the electric potential and 

voltage surge before measurement.

  •  Do not perform measurement if the instrument is damaged.

  •  Always use the instrument indoors.  Do not use the instrument in a rainy or humid 

environment, or if water droplets form on its surface.  Also, do not operate with wet 

hands.  Condensation may appear if sudden changes in temperature occur.  If this 

happens, let the device acclimatize to the new temperatures for at least one hour, then 

refrain from using the device until confirming that there is no condensation.

•  Always operate the instrument in the environmental conditions described in this manual.

•  Always keep the clamp lever clean.

•  Do not disassemble the device

  The device should be disassembled by qualified personnel only.

1. Description

 

This device is a current output type clamp-on probe with a 1000:1 current transformation ratio that 

performs transformation on the primary current.

2.  Contents of the Package

 

Check that the model name given on the name plate on the grip match those on your order.

 

Made in France

Read IM 751552-01

751552

DATE OF

MANUFACTURE

XXXX.XX

Made in France

Read IM 751552-01

751552

DATE OF

MANUFACTURE

XXXX.XX

 

Standard Accessories

   Manuals

Manual Title

Manual No.

Description

751552 CLAMP-ON PROBE

User’s Manual

IM 751552-01E

This manual. This manual explains the 

handling precautions, basic

usage, and specifications of the probe.

751552 

クランプオンプローブ

IM 751552-01

The Japanese version of the above manual

751552 CLAMP-ON PROBE

IM 751552-92

Document for China

751552 CLAMP-ON PROBE

IM 751552-93Z2

Document for Republic of Korea

Inquiries

PIM 113-01Z2

List of worldwide contacts

 

  The “E” in the manual number is the language code.

 

Accessories (Sold Separately)

 

The optional accessories below are available for purchase separately. Use the accessories 

specified in this manual. Moreover, use the accessories of this product only with Yokogawa 

products that specify them as accessories.

 

758917

758921

Name

Measuring 

Lead

Model

758917

Lot Qty.

1

Notes

2 pcs. per unit

Used in conjunction with the 

adapter, model 758921, sold 

separately

Length: 0.75 m, Rated Current: 32 A

Fork 

Terminal 

Adapter 

Set

758921 1

2 pcs. per unit

For measuring leads, model 

758917, sold separately

Rated Current: 25 A

3.  Names of Parts

  

Name plate

(Opens and closes)

Jaws

Feed-through 

hole 

(for conductor)

Clamp lever

Direction of current 

flowing through conductor

The direction of current flow 

from the output terminal

Output terminals: 

Φ

4 mm socket

Correct Use of Clamp

Incorrect Use of Clamp

Direction of current flow

Conductor

Using an Earth-Shielded 

Conductor

Using Two Parallel 

Conductors

Barrier

4.  Performing Measurement 

 WARNING

  Keep your fingers and hands behind the barrier.

 CAUTION

  Ensure that the current flowing through the conductor being measured is within the 

current range. If the current range is exceeded, the device may overheat and become 

damaged.

Operating Procedure

1.  Enter the appropriate settings on the measuring instrument being used to accommodate the 

output from the probe.  

2.  Connect measuring leads (758917, sold separately) to the probe's output terminals and the 

measuring instrument.  The connection method differs depending on the measuring instrument 

being used.  See your instrument's user's manual for the procedure.  If the connector on the 

measuring leads cannot be connected to the input terminals on the measuring instrument, use 

a fork terminal (758921: sold separately) or other adapter.  

  Example 

•   For a digital power meter, connect a lead from the red output terminal (+) to 

the current input I terminal, and from the black output terminal (-) to the current 

± terminal.

     

•   For a digital multimeter, connect a lead from the red output terminal (+) to the 

A terminal, and from the black output terminal (-) to the Lo terminal.

3.  Squeeze the jaws to open the clamps, then position the conductor inside the feed-through 

hole.  Hold the probe so that the conductor is as closely in the center of the feed through hole 

as possible.  

4.  Release the clamp lever to close the clamps.  Steps 3 and 4 is called clamping.  

5.  Read the measured values on the measuring instrument.  Calculate the current flowing 

through the conductor using an input/output ratio of 1000:1.  

 

Example:  Given that 150.0 mA is flowing from the probe's output terminal, 

 

   

current = 150.0 mA × 1000 = 150.0 A.  

Note

•  Close the clamp completely before taking measurements.  Errors can occur If any foreign 

objects or particles become trapped between the jaws.

•  Only  perform  measurements  on  conductors  in  which  the  current  is  flowing  in  only  one 

direction.   The  device  cannot  correctly  measure  earth-shielded  conductors  or  parallel 

conductors with current flowing in both directions.  

•  To reduce errors, use a measuring instrument with an internal impedance less than or equal to 1Ω.

•  If DC current is superimposed on an AC current being measured, the output signal from the 

clamp will become distorted and measurements will be inaccurate.  

•  When measuring phase difference in voltage and current using an instrument such as a digital 

power meter, make sure that the current flows in the same direction as the arrows on the probe.  

The phase difference can be correctly measured by positioning the clamp so that current flows 

from the front side (name plate) to the reverse side (in the direction shown by the arrows on the jaws).

•  Avoid  locations  with  extremely  strong  external  magnetic  fields  (other  than  the  conductor 

under test) as they may cause measurement errors.

5.  Specifications

Safety Standards 

Complying starndard: EN61010-1 & EN61010-2-032

   

Instrument with double insulation or reinforced insulation between primary, secondary 

and outer case parts.

   

Operating voltage: 600 V  Measurement category III

*

, Pollution degree 2

.  

   

Operating voltage: 300 V  Measurement category IV

*

, Pollution degree 2

.  

Electromagnetic compatibility   Complying standard: EN61326-1

Environmental standard 

Complying

 standard: EN50581  Monitoring and control instruments including those for 

industrial use

Current Range 

AC 0.001 to 1200 Arms.  However, for 1000 to 1200 Arms, refer to the Maximum Current

Current Transformation Ratio    1000:1

Output Signal 

AC 1 mA/A (or 1 A/1000 A)

Accuracy and Phase shift (at Reference Conditions

)

Primary Current I  1 ≤ I < 100 mA 

0.1 ≤ I < 1 A 

1 ≤ I < 10 A  10 ≤ I < 100 A  100 ≤ I ≤ 1200 A

% accuracy of  

≤ 3% of rdg + 5 µA  ≤ 2% of rdg + 3 µA  ≤ 1% of rdg  ≤ 0.5% of rdg  ≤ 0.3% of rdg   

output signal 

(rdg: reading of output signal)

Phase shift 

Not specified 

Not specified 

≤ 2 deg 

≤ 1 deg 

≤ 0.7 deg

Band

width 

30 Hz to 5 kHz (error in frequency influence is added to Accuracy at Reference Conditions). 

Crest Factor 

6 or less for a 2000 A peak (333 Arms) current or less

Maximum Current 

For a continuous frequency f of 1 kHz or less, I ≤ 1000 A

   

For frequencies exceeding 1 kHz, the current that can be allowed to flow continuously 

(Ipermanent) is calculated as follows: 

       

 

I

permanent

 = 1000A/f(kHz)

   

For an input signal of 1000 A < I ≤ 1200 A at 1 kHz, the probe can be used continuously 

for a maximum of 40 minutes.  Do not perform measurements 20 minutes thereafter  

User's

Manual

751552 

CLAMP-ON PROBE

IM 751552-01E

7th Edition

Thank you for purchasing the CLAMP-ON PROBE (Model 751552).  In order to take advantage of all the 
functions of the probe and to ensure proper use, please read this user's manual thoroughly before 
beginning operation.  Please familiarize yourself with the functions and characteristics of the probe prior 
to operation. After reading this manual, keep it in a safe place.

7th Edition : March 2017(YMI)
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All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2014, Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation
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