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3B SCIENTIFIC® PHYSICS

 

 

 

 
 

Multimeter Escola 2   1006811 

 

Instruction sheet 

11/14 SD/UD 

 

 

 
1  Meter display with mirror scale 

2  Slotted screw for zero calibra-

tion   

3  Adjustment knob for zero cali-

bration 

4  Measurement range dial 

5  Operating mode switch 

6  Safety measurement socket 

7  Safety ground socket 

 

 

1. Safety instructions/using the equipment safely 

The  Escola  2  multimeter  is  designed  to  display 
electrical  measurements  in  the  ranges  and 
measurement  environments  specified  in  its  tech-
nical data. 

It  conforms  to  safety  regulations  for  electrical 
measurement,  control  and  laboratory  equip-
ment,  as  specified  in  DIN  EN  61010-1,  protec-
tion class 2 and to excess voltage category CAT I 
for up to 30 V. It is intended for measurements on 
experiments  and  laboratory  apparatus.  It  is 

not

 

approved  for  measurements  on  low-voltage  dis-
tribution equipment, such as sockets, fuses, etc. 

CAT  I:  Signal  layer,  telecommunications,  elec-
tronic equipment with only minor excess voltage 
transients 

CAT  II:  Domestic  appliances,  mains  sockets, 
portable instruments etc. 

CAT  III:  Supply  via  buried  cabling,  built-in  swit-
ches,  automatic  circuit  breakers,  sockets  or 
contactors 

CAT  IV:  Equipment  and  installations  supplied, 
for  example,  by  overhead  mains  cables  and 
therefore  subject  to  greater  risk  of  lightning 
strikes.  This  includes,  for  example,  main  swit-
ches  at  the  building  mains  feed,  electricity  me-
ters and ripple control receivers. 

Safe operation of the multimeter is guaranteed if 
it  is  solely  used  as  specified.  Safety  cannot  be 
guaranteed,  however,  if  the  multimeter  is  used 
incorrectly  or  handled  without  due  care  and  at-
tention.  In  order  to  avoid  serious  injury  due  to 
current  or  voltage  shocks,  the  following  safety 
instructions are to be observed at all times: 

Summary of Contents for Escola 2 1006811

Page 1: ...s It is not approved for measurements on low voltage dis tribution equipment such as sockets fuses etc CAT I Signal layer telecommunications elec tronic equipment with only minor excess voltage transients CAT II Domestic appliances mains sockets portable instruments etc CAT III Supply via buried cabling built in swit ches automatic circuit breakers sockets or contactors CAT IV Equipment and instal...

Page 2: ...nge be fore shifting down to lower ones The multimeter may not be used to make measurement on circuits which exhibit co rona discharge high voltage Particular care is to be taken when making measurements on high frequency circuits where dangerous voltages may arise due to superimposition of components Make very sure that the voltage value be tween the measured contact and earth or between the grou...

Page 3: ...ero point in the centre allows the zero point to be set precisely when it drifts electrically AC quantities are calibrated for a sinusoidal waveform Conversion and linearisation of the measurement is achieved by half wave rectifica tion positive half wave using an op amp This makes it possible to acquire qualitative readings of alternating quantities with signal frequencies up to in excess of 40 k...

Page 4: ...tery 6 Maintenance 6 1 Changing the battery All measuring leads must be discon nected from the multimeter before the casing is opened From time to time check the state of the battery see 5 Operation Remove discharged or corroded batter ies from the multimeter During prolonged periods of disuse also remove the battery from the mul timeter Unscrew the back of the casing Replace flat batteries with 1...

Page 5: ...l The packaging should be disposed of at local recycling points Should you need to dispose of the equip ment itself never throw it away in normal do mestic waste Local regulations for the dis posal of electrical equipment will apply Do not dispose of the battery in regular household refuse Follow the local regula tions In Germany BattG EU 2006 66 EG ...

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