Allosun Em306b User Manual

EM306 SERIES  
DIGITAL CLAMP METER  
OWNERS MANUAL  
Read this manual thoroughly before use  
b.  
c.  
Inspect the test leads for damaged insulation or expo-  
sed metal. Check the test leads for continuity. Replace  
damaged test leads before you use the meter.  
Do not use the meter if it operates abnormally.  
Protection may be impaired. When in doubt, have the  
meter serviced.  
d.  
e.  
Do not operate the meter around explosive gas,  
vapor, or dust.  
Do not apply more than the rated voltage, as marked  
on the meter, between terminals or between any  
terminal and earth ground.  
f.  
g.  
h.  
Before use, verify the meter's operation by measuring  
a known voltage.  
When servicing the meter, use only specified  
replacement parts.  
Use with caution when working above 30V ac rms,  
42V peak, or 60V dc. Such voltages pose a shock  
hazard.  
i.  
j.  
When using the probes, keep your fingers behind the  
finger guards on the probes.  
Connect the common test lead before you connect  
the live test lead. When you disconnect test leads,  
disconnect the live test lead first.  
k. Remove the test leads from the meter before you  
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open the battery door or measure AC current.  
Do not operate the meter with the battery door or  
portions of the case removed or loosened.  
l.  
m.  
To avoid false readings, which could lead to possible  
electric shock or personal injury, replace the batteries  
as soon as the low battery indicator ( "  
appears.  
" or " ")  
n.  
o.  
p.  
Before using the clamp jaws to clamp the conductor  
to be measured, make sure that all the test leads  
have been removed from the clamp meter.  
Remove test leads from the meter and remove the  
clamp jaw from the clamped conductor before opening  
the meter case or the battery door.  
Remaining endangerment:  
When an input terminal is connected to dangerous  
live potential it is to be noted that this potential at all  
other terminals can occur!  
q.  
CATII-Measurement Category II is for measurements  
performed on circuits directly connected to low  
voltage installation.(Examples are measurements on  
household appliances, portable tools and similar  
equipments.) Do not use the meter for  
measurements within Measurement Categories III  
and IV.  
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Caution  
To avoid possible damage to the meter or to the equi-  
pment under test, follow these guidelines:  
1. Disconnect circuit power and discharge all  
high-voltage capacitors before testing resistance,  
diode and continuity.  
2. Use the proper function and range for your  
measurements.  
3. Before moving the rotary switch to change functions,  
disconnect test leads from the circuit under test and  
remove the clamp jaws from the clamped conductor.  
ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS  
AC (Alternating Current)  
DC (Direct Current)  
Important safety information. Refer to the manual.  
Dangerous voltage may be present.  
Earth ground  
Conforms to European Union directives  
Double insulated  
Diode  
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION  
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This series meters are compact 3 /2-digit digital  
clamp meters for measuring DC voltage, AC voltage,  
AC current, resistance, diode and continuity (only  
EM306B and EM306C ). They are easy to operate  
and are ideal instruments.  
GENERAL SPECIFICATION  
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Display: 3 /2 -digit LCD with a max. reading of 1999  
Overrange indication : "1" shown on LCD  
Sampling rate: Approximate 3 times per sec.  
Error caused by improper position: Reading1%  
(Note: The conductor should be placed in the  
center of the area closed by the jaws to avoid this  
error)  
Sensor : Clamp-shape transformer for AC  
measurement.  
Jaw opening capability : 27mm  
Max. measurable conductor : * 25mm  
Battery : 3V, CR2032, three batteries  
Low battery indication : "  
" or " " on LCD  
Operation temperature : 0* 40*, <75%RH  
~
Storage temperature : -20* 60*, <85%RH  
~
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Size : 151mm*65mm*34mm  
Weight : about 127g( including battery )  
SPECIFICATIONS  
Accuracy is specified for a period of one year after  
calibration and at 18* 28* with relative humidity  
~
up to 75%. Accuracy specifications take the form of:  
*([% of Reading]+[number of Least Significant Digits]).  
AC Voltage  
Overload  
Range  
Resolution  
Accuracy  
protection  
DC 600V  
AC 600Vrms  
600V  
1V  
*(1.2%+3)  
Input impedance: 9M*  
Frequency response: 40Hz~400Hz  
Max. permitted input voltage: 600Vrms  
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DC Voltage  
Overload  
protection  
Range  
Resolution  
Accuracy  
DC 600V  
AC 600Vrms  
600V  
1V  
*(1.0%+2)  
Input impedance: 9M*  
Max. permitted input voltage: 600Vrms  
AC Current  
Overload  
protection  
Range  
2A  
Resolution  
1mA  
Accuracy  
*(5.0%+5)  
*(3.0%+5)  
500A  
(30 secs.)  
20A  
10mA  
200A 100mA  
400A 1A  
*(2.5%+5)  
Response: Average, calibrated in rms of sine wave.  
Frequency range: 50 ~ 60Hz  
2A range is only for EM306C.  
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Resistance  
Overload  
protection  
Range  
Resolution  
Accuracy  
2000*  
1*  
*(1.2%+2)  
*(1.5%+2)  
DC 250V  
AC 250Vrms  
200k* 100*  
Audible Continuity (EM306B, EM306C)  
Range  
Resolution  
Accuracy  
When the resistance*about 30*,  
1*  
buzzer will sound.  
Diode  
Overload  
Accuracy  
Range Resolution  
protection  
Approx. forward voltage  
drop will be displayed.  
DC 250V  
AC 250Vrms  
1mV  
( Opencircuit voltage  
is about 3V.)  
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PANEL INTRODUCTION  
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1. Clamp Jaw  
Used to clamp the conductor to be measured.  
To get more accurate reading, the conductor should  
be in the center of the jaws.  
2. Trigger  
Used to open and close the jaws for AC current  
measurement.  
3. Display  
3 1/2-digit LCD, with a max. reading 1999.  
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4. "COM" Jack  
Plug-in jack for the black (Negative) test lead.  
5. "V* " Jack  
Plug-in jack for the red (Positive) test lead.  
6. Rotary Switch  
Used to select desirable function and range as well  
as to turn on /off this meter.  
7. "HOLD" Button  
After pressing the button, the present reading is  
held on the display, meanwhile "HOLD" is displayed  
on LCD as an indicator. To exit the Hold Mode,  
press the button again and the indicator "HOLD" will  
disappear.  
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OPERATING INSTRUCTION  
Measuring DC Voltage  
1. Insert the plug of the black test lead to the "COM"  
jack, the plug of the red test lead to the "V*  
"
jack.  
2. Set the rotary switch to "  
" position.  
3. Connect the test leads to the source or load to be  
measured.  
4. Read the voltage value on the LCD. The polarity  
of the red test lead connection will be indicated  
as well.  
Measuring AC Voltage  
1. Insert the plug of the black test lead to the "COM"  
jack, the plug of the red test lead to the "V*  
"
jack.  
2. Set the rotary switch to "  
" position.  
3. Connect the test leads to the source or load to be  
measured.  
4. Read the voltage value on the LCD.  
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Measuring AC Current  
1. Set the rotary switch to the desired AC current  
range position.  
2. Press the trigger and clamp the conductor to be  
measured with the jaws.  
Make sure that the jaws are perfectly closed.  
Note:  
a. Each time only one conductor should be clamped.  
b. The conductor should be in the center of the area  
closed by the jaws in order to get an accurate  
reading.  
c. Don't touch the conductor with your hand or skin.  
3. Read the reading on the display.  
Measuring Resistance  
1. Insert the plug of the black test lead to the "COM"  
jack, the plug of the red test lead to the "V*  
jack.  
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2. Set the rotary switch to the desired resistance  
range position ("2000*" or "200k*").  
3. Connect the test leads across the load to be  
measured.  
4. Read the reading on LCD.  
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Note:  
For EM306B and EM306C, the built-in buzzer will  
sound when the resistance being measured is less  
than about 30*with the rotary switch in "2000*"  
position.  
Before you do in-circuit resistance measurement, make  
sure that the power of the circuit has been disconnec-  
ted and all the capacitors have been discharged.  
Measuring for continuity (only EM306B  
and EM306C )  
1. Insert the plug of the black test lead to the "COM"  
jack, the plug of the red test lead to the "V*  
jack.  
"
2. Set the rotary switch to the " " position.  
3. Connect the test leads across the load to be  
measured.  
4. When the resistance being measured is less than  
about 30*, the built-in buzzer will sound.  
Measuring Diode  
1. Insert the plug of the black test lead to the "COM"  
jack, the plug of the red test lead to the "V*  
"
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jack ( the polarity of the red test lead is "+").  
2. Set the rotary switch to the " " position.  
3. Connect red test lead to the anode of the diode, black  
test lead to the cathode of the diode.  
4. Read the approximate forward voltage on LCD  
( Note: Reading's unit is "mV" ).  
BATTERY REPLACEMENT  
When the symbol "  
" or " " is shown on LCD, it  
means the batteries are low and should be replaced.  
To replace the batteries, remove the screw on the  
battery door, replace the exhausted batteries with new  
batteries of the same type(3V, CR2032, 3 batteries).  
Refer to the figure, the Plus (" ") side of the batteris  
must face up. Rejoin the battery door and reinstall the  
screw.  
clip  
(You can move it for  
battery replacement)  
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE  
Periodically wipe the case with a damp cloth and mild  
detergent. Do not use abrasives or solvents.  
Dirt or moisture in the jacks can affect readings.  
Clean the jacks as follows:  
1. Make sure that no object is clamped in the jaws.  
2. Turn the meter off and remove all test leads.  
3. Shake out any dirt that may be in the jacks.  
4. Soak a new swab with alcohol. Work the swab  
around in each jack.  
ACCESSORIES  
Manual:  
1 piece  
Test leads: 1 pair  
DISPOSE OF THIS ARTICLE  
Dear Customer,  
If you at some point intend to dispose of  
this article, then please keep in mind that  
many of its components consist of  
valuable materials, which can be recycled.  
Please do not discharge it in the garbage  
bin, but check with your local council for  
recycling facilities in your area.  
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