HAEHNE
Elektronische Messgeräte GmbH · Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 29 · D-40699 Erkrath Germany · Telefon 0211/9 25 91-0 · Fax 0211/9 25 91-20
http://www.haehne.de
Email: [email protected]
PAD2
Technical modifications reserved.
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1. General notes and information
1.1. Description
The electronic force gauge is for measuring forces and weights. The display shows the measured values of the
connected sensor with prefix and the specified unit. Factory calibration is performed according to your specifica
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tions and the units N or kN.
The force gauge can be tared and displays the current measured values or the peak values in positive or
negative load direction.
Some important data about your PAD2 can be requested or changed via a user-friendly menu. Calibration of the
force gauge, which is also performed via the menu, is password-protected and can be done only at the factory.
1.2. Scope of supply
The PAD2 is supplied completely assembled including batteries.
1.3. Intended use
The force gauge is designed for measuring tension and compression forces. The force sensor may only be loaded
up to its nominal load. The nominal load can be found on the type label of the sensor. You can also find this infor-
mation on the force gauge display when switching it on.
The force gauge must not be subjected to any forces.
This force gauge is intended only for the exclusive use in areas that are not subject to calibration requirements.
It is a highly sensitive measuring instrument and must be treated accordingly.
1.4. Safety instructions
There is risk to life and limb of the operator and other persons involved in case of incorrect operation or misuse of
the PAD2 or non-observance of the safety regulations. The measuring instrument or other material assets may be
damaged.
All persons involved in commissioning, operation and maintenance of the force gauge must
- be qualified respectively,
- read, understand and adhere to these operating instructions carefully,
- ensure that the safety regulations are also observed by other persons involved.
Getting under a suspended load or entering the direct risk area is prohibited!
Apart from that, the general accident prevention regulations, in particular the UVV 18 VBG 9a as well as the trade
association regulations for safety and health at work BGV A1 (previously UVV 1 VBG 1) or similar regulations of
other nations, are to be observed.