Australian Monitor RMM51 Impedance - Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
IMPEDANCE METER
RMM51
ENGINEERED BY AUSTRALIAN MONITOR
Address: 1 Clyde Street, Silverwater, Sydney NSW 2128 Australia. Private Bag 149, Silverwater NSW 1811 ACN 007 573 417
Website:
www.australianmonitor.com.au International enquiries email: [email protected]
DISTRIBUTED IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BY HILLS SVL www.hillssvl.com.au
NSW QLD ACT WA VIC SA NZ
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Oscillation Frequency Constant current inverter @ 1 kHz
Current Consumption approx. 2 mA
Measurement Ranges 20 / 200 / 2,000 Ω
Accuracy within ±3 % of full range
Reading Units Direct reading as Ω
Meter Movement Taut-band suspension
Withstand Voltage Meets IEC-1010, overvoltage Cat II 100 V
Double Insulated
Operating Temperature 0 ~ 40° C (32° ~ 104° F), 80% humidity
Battery Supply 6 x AA SUM-3 1.5 V Dry Cells
Net Dimensions (meter) W X D X H 100 x 50 x 170 mm
Net Weight (meter) 433.5 g
Shipping Dimensions (with case) W x D x H 235 x 105 x 260 mm
Shipping Weight (with case) 1.15 kg
Accessories Test Leads, Heavy Duty Case, Instruction Manual
SPECIFICATIONS
Battery Maintenance
Before using the meter, always check the batteries to confirm they are OK.
Simply shift the OFF switch to the BATT CHECK position and the meter needle should register in the BATT OK
region of the meter.
If the battery reading does not reach the BATT OK region of the meter;
1. Disconnect the test leads and turn the meter over
2. Use a screw driver and carefully remove the screw from the battery compartment
3. Replace the 6 x AA SUM-3 cells and return the cover and screw
Cleaning and Storage
1. Periodically wipe the case of the meter with a moist cloth and gentle detergent, never use abrasives
or solvents. Avoid water entering the case as damage or electric shock may occur.
2. If the meter is not going to be used more than 4 weeks, remove the batteries and store them
separately to avoid corrosive damage due to battery leakage.