Chauvin Arnoux DigiFlex MA4000D Bedienungsanleitung Seite 17

„ Observe the conditions of use, namely the temperature,
the relative humidity, the altitude, the level of pollution,
and the place.
„ Before each use, check the integrity of the insulation
on the coil, the cords and the housing. Do not use the
instrument if it is open, damaged, or poorly reassembled,
or its accessories if they appear damaged.
„ The sensor must not be applied to or removed from
uninsulated conductors at dangerous voltages.
„ Use personal protection equipment systematically.
„ All troubleshooting and metrological checks must be per-
formed by competent and accredited personnel.
1. PRESENTATION .........................................................18
2. CURRENT MEASUREMENT .....................................20
2.1. Measurement principle .................................20
2.2. Use .................................................................20
3. CHARACTERISTICS ..................................................23
3.1. Reference conditions ....................................23
3.2. Electrical characteristics ...............................23
3.3. Variations in range of use .............................24
3.4. Typical frequency response curves ..............24
3.5. Power supply .................................................25
3.8. Environmental conditions .............................25
3.7. Characteristics of construction ....................26
3.8. Compliance with international standards ....26
3.9. Electromagnetic compatibility ......................26
4. MAINTENANCE ..........................................................27
4.1. Cleaning .........................................................27
4.2. Replacement of the batteries .......................27
4.3. Metrological check ........................................27
4.4. Repair ............................................................27
5. wARRANTy ................................................................28
6. TO ORDER ..................................................................28
6.1. Accessories ...................................................28
6.2. Replacement parts ........................................28
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