Iskra PNA 784, Быстрое руководство

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Security advice and warnings
2 Portable Network Analyzer PNA784 - Quick Guide
Warning for the Portable Network Analyzer PNA784 connection and disconnection
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Before use, check the Portable Network Analyzer PNA784, measuring voltage connection wires
and accessories visually and make sure that there are no visible damages before use. Replace
damaged measuring voltage connection wires and accessories with new ones of the same
quality. Use only insulated current probes, safety measuring voltage connection wires and
safety alligator clip terminals that are equal to those enclosed to the Portable Network
Analyzer PNA784.
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For earthing the Portable Network Analyzer PNA784, use a special input terminal and do not
connect live parts.
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Do not connect input voltages that exceed values specified for the Portable Network Analyzer
PNA784. Maximum permitted voltage on safety voltage terminals towards ground:
Input L1, L2, L3, N towards GND is 600 V Cat III.
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Do not connect input currents that exceed values specified for the Portable Network Analyzer
PNA784. Maximum permitted current on current inputs K/L I1, K/L I2, K/L I3 and K/L IN is 12.5A.
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When mounting flexible current probes and safety measuring voltage connection wires with
safety alligator clip terminals to the measuring object be careful to disconnect power supply on
non-insulated conductors or use corresponding protection equipment (gloves, etc.) If possible,
do not work alone.
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Do not use the Portable Network Analyzer PNA784 near explosive gasses and vapors.
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Do not insert metal parts in safety connection terminals and connectors.
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Do not hang/mount Portable Network Analyzer PNA784 by the attached connections
(cables).
Waste
It is forbidden to deposit electrical and electronic equipment as municipal waste. The manufacturer
or provider shall take waste electrical and electronic equipment free of charge. The complete
procedure after lifetime should comply with the Directive 2002/96/EG about restriction on the use
of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment or a corresponding Url
118/04.