Continuity Measurement Continuous testing can be carried out by use of the test button lockdown feature. A selectable buzzer gives instantaneous indication of continuity. Null facility eliminates the test lead resistance from the results, the nulled value is retained even if the instrument is switched off. Live circuit warnings are given by a flashing LED, buzzer and indication on the display. Insulation Measurement Three selectable test voltages 250V, 500V and 1000V. An auto-discharge function ensures that circuits are not hazardous after testing. A red LED gives warning of high voltage output during testing and discharging of the circuit. In case of connecting to a live circuit, a live circuit warning is given by flashing LED, buzzer and indication on the display. Loop Impedance Measurement A patented (ATT) low current loop impedance test enables high accuracy loop measurements and quick testing without tripping RCD's. A high current alternative is selectable for even higher accuracy and instantaneous results. The subsequent test will default to the low current test, this saves any inadvertent tripping of the RCD. The KEW...
Continuity:20/200Ω200mA Test Current • Insulation:500/1000V, 20/200MΩ1mA Rated Test Current • Loop Impedance:20/2000Ω15mA Test Current at 2000Ω (No RCD Trip) • RCD:10/30/100/300/500mAx1/2, x1, Fast Trip(40ms), DC, Auto Ramp • Test of a large kind of RCD's:Standard, Selective, AC and A(DC sensitive breakers) • Uc(Contact Voltage): 100V • Designed to IEC 61010-1, IEC 61557 • Data Memory:300 measured results • The stored data can be transferred to PC via Optical Adaptor Model 8212-USB or 8212-RS232C.
Continuity and Insulation Testing • Live circuit warning LED:Immediate illumination of a warning lamp if the circuit under test is live • Auto Discharge:Allows fast and safe discharge of electrical energy stored in capacitive circuits following testing • Integral overload protection on internal continuity and insulation test circuitry • Autoranging • 500V DC test voltage for insulation tests • 200mA short circuit current on continuity ranges