KYORITSU 6017 - Manual (Page 8)

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3-8 General Specifications
¡ Operating Temperature
¡ Storage Temperature
¡ Response Time
¡ Effect of Temperature
¡ AC Component in Measuring
Terminal Voltage
(Insulation resistance ranges)
¡ Effect of auxiliary earth resist-
ance (Earth resistance ranges)
¡ Effect of earth voltage
(Earth resistance ranges)
¡ Power Source
¡ Maximum Power Consumption
¡ Insulation Resistance
¡ Withstand Voltage
¡ Overload Protection
: 0 to +40:, 80%RH or less, no condensation.
: -10 to +50:, 75%RH or less, no condensation.
: Insulation resistance ranges: Within 3 sec
Earth resistance ranges: Within 4 sec
Insulation resistance measurement on a
capacitive load can result in a longer response
time.
: Variation in the reading at the points below is
±5% or less when temperature is varied from
20: to 0: and to 40:.
(Primary effective measuring ranges)
: Effects of capacitance elements contained in the
object being measured (5µF) ;Within ±10% of
indicated value. Including fluctuations.
: Within ±5% when fluctuation is 0 to 5kΩ
: Within ±5% at 0 to 5V, ±10% at 0 to 10V
(50/60Hz)
When there is interference voltage of frequency
except 50/60Hz, the indication can be over the
tolerance of the operating error.
: Eight 1.5 batteries, type R6P, AA or equivalent.
: 3.5VA
: 100MΩ or greater between the internal circuit
and the enclosure when measured with 1000V
DC.
: 5550V AC(50/60Hz) for 1 minute between the
internal circuit and the enclosure.
: The instrument operates properly after the
voltages shown in the table below is applied for
Function Voltage
1000V range:1200V AC
Other ranges: 600V AC
250V AC on all ranges
750V AC
250V AC
Insulation Resistance
Range
Earth Resistance
AC Voltage
Earth Voltage