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Instruction
Manual
5332
Analyst2050
5333
Analyst
2060
AC/DC
Clamp
on
Power
Meters
1031
Segovia
Circle
Placentia.
CA 5287O-7137
USA
TEL:
714-237
-9220
FAX:
714-237-9214
www.
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Electrical
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Insulation
CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION.
1.1 Instrument
Features
2 SPECIFICATION.
2.1 Electrical
Data
2.2 General
Data
......
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS..
.
.........
Rotary
Switch
/ Keypad
Selections......
Voltage
Measurement
..... .. .... .
Current
Measurement .......
....
.. .
Watts
/VA / PF
/ kWHr
measurements.
W3A
M/ PF
/kWHr
measuremenrs..
Frequency
/THD
Measurement
Set
Up
PAGE
2
3
A
4
3
3.1
J.Z
3.3
3.4
3.5
J.O
3.7
3.8
3.9
8
10
10
11
IJ
.A
ta
to
17
tnfl
-vv .........
. .. 17
vvrrLvv 19
4 SAFETY
5 BATTERY
REPLACEMENT.........
6 WARRANTY
7 OTHER
PRODUCTS
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1. INTRODUCTION
The
advanced
design
ensures
reliable
and
accurate
measurements
under
awiderange
ofoperating
conditions.
Measurement
features
include:
. Non-intrusive
AC/DC
current
. True
RMS,
CrestFactor
and
THDfor
complex
and
distorted
waveforms
. Volts
/ Watts
/VA
/ PF/ kWHr
. 3Phase
measurements
. Screen
SAVEmode
. MlN,
MAX,
AVE.
RECMode
. Internal
andPC
Datalogging.
. Multi
parameter
andwaveform
displaymodes
Additional
Features
5333
. Liveharmonics
analysis
and
display
. Ripple
measurement
r Extended
memoryfor
datalogging
Conforms
tothe
latestinternational
directives
and
standards
concerning
safety
andelectromagnetic
compatibility.
. European
Low
Voltage
Directive
73l23lEEC
and
93/68/EEC
. European
EMC
Directive
B9/336/EEC
and
93i6BiEEC
. Submittedfor
approval
to
UL3111-1
Safety
Standards
IEC
1010-'1
:'1992-09
Safetyrequirements
for
electrical
equipment
for
measurement,
control
andlaboratory
use
Pafi.2-032:
1994-12
Particular
requirements
forhand
held
current
clamps
for
electrical
measurement
and
test
Part
2-031:
1993-02
Particular
requirements
for
hand
held
probe
assemblies
for
electrrcal
measurement
and
600V
CatlV(750V
catlll)
Pollution
degree
2
EMC
Standards
RF
Susceptibility
EN
50082-1
: 1992 3VlmResidential,
Commerciat
and
Light
Industry
RF
Emission
EN
50081-1.
1992
Residentiat,
Commercial
andLight
Industry
FCC
Part
15
ClassB
'Requires
optionalWrnLog
accessory
1.1 Instrument
Features
The
main
operating
features
ofthe
instrument
are
as
follows.
See
Fig.
1.
(1
) Clamp-on
laws
for
current
measurement
(2) Jaw
opening
lever
(3) Rotary
switch
for
function
selection
l4l Dot
matrix
LCD
(5) Screen
cursor
control
(6) REC
mode
(7) Backlight
(B) Oscilloscope
/ Harmonics
mode
(9) HOLD
and
SETECT
(10) ZERO Amps
Zero
(1
1
) SAVE.
Screen
save
mooe
(12) Numeric
display
mode
(13) and
(14)Test
tead
input
terminats
(15) Digital
outpul 'T-.,
-,/' '\. ' --- 1
5
6
7
8
IJ
Fig.
1
Instrument
Fealures

2. SPECIFICATION
2.1Electrical
data
(All
accuracy
sstated
at23.C
t 1"C)
2.1,1
Current
measurement
(DC,
DCRMS,
ACRMS)
Measuring
ran9e...............
Autorange
faci1ity..............
Resoluiion......
Accuracy
RMS
and
DC
|
>
10A
....... ..........
|
<
10A
........,.
AVE
|
>
10A............
........
|
<
10A...
......
PK |
>
10A..........
|
<
10A
..........
AHT
0- 20004
DC
orAC
pk
40A/4004/20004
1OmA
in
40A
range
100mA
in4004
range
1Ain
20004
range
t15%rdgr5dgts
r 0.2A
t 3%rdg
t 5dgts
I05A
+ F,o/- rd^ ! A i^l^
: J /U IUV A J UgTJ
r 0.5A
! 2'k rdg
r 5dgts
I 0.sAHr
All
measurements
upto
251',
harmonic
Frequency
range
F,,
45Hz
to
65Hz
1".,.,> '10A,
16",-:.10%
1".,,,,.
2.1.2
Voltage
measurement
|
>
'1OAHr.........
l< 1OAHr.........
CF
(Crest
Factor)
1<CF<3.......
3sCF<5.......
Resolution
.......
t 3%
rdg
t 5dgts
... t5%rdgr5dgts
001
DF
(Distortion
Factor)
1%.:.
DF
< 100%
..
100%..
CF
<600%
Resolution..............
H01
alh,,n.-:
H13....
H13.1h",,
:H25...
t 3%rdg
t 5dgts
I 5%rdg
t 5dgts
01%
t 5%rdg
t 2dgts
t 10%
rdg
r 2
dgts
0- 750V
DC
or
AC
4Vt40Vl400v/750V
1mV
in
4V
range
1OmV
in
40V
range
100mV
in
400V
range
1V
in
750V
range
t lok
rdg
r 5dgts
r 0.02v
t 3%
rdg
t 5dgts
t 0.03v
t 5%
rdg
r 5dgts
r 0.03V
t 3%
rdg
t 5dgts
! 5%
rdg
t 5dgts
0.01
RPL
(Ripple)
2% RPL< 100%.
...
. t 390rdg
: 5
dgts
100ok.
RPL<
600%....
. x 5%rdg
t 5dgts
Resolution 0 1%
loc>5A,
lrc>2A
All
measurements
DC
and1OHz
to
1kHz.
Maximum
overload
10,0004
or
RMS
xfrequency
<400,000Amps
RMS
is
alrue
RMS
measurement(AC
+DC)
Harmonics
THD
(Total
Harmonic
Distortion)
1%.
THD
<
100% + ?0.- .d^ + A r^r-
r r ugrJ
1009".
THD <
600o,o. 1590
rdg
t 5dgts
Resolution 01%
RPL
(Rippte)
2o/o
<
RPI<100%
........r 3%
rdg
r 5
dgts
100ok.
RpL<
600%.... t5% rdg
t 5Ogts
Resolution...... A.1o/a
VDc
>0.5V.
Vi:_
'.
0.2V
All
measurements
DC
and
10Hz
to 1kHz.
Maximum
overload
1,000
V
RMS
VoltsRMS
is
atrue
RMS
measurement
(AC
+ DC)
Harmonics
THD(Total
Harmonic
Distorlion)
1o/o.THD
<
100%........
r 3%
rdgt 5
dgts
100%
<THD
<600%
... t S%rdg
t 5dgts
Resolution....... O.1o/o

Allmeasurements
upto25'''harmonic
Frequency
range
F645Hzto
65Hz
V"",,,"r' 1V, Vr",", ;' 10%V,",,""
2.1.3
Wattsmeasurement(Single
and3 Phase)
(DC,
DCRI/S.ACRN/S)
Measuring
ran9e...........
Autoranging
facility.......
Resolution......
Accuracy
........
wlz <2kW,
w3a < 4kw
2.1.4VA
measurement(Single
and3Phase)
(DC,
DCRMS,
ACRMS)
Measuring
ran9e................
Autorange
faci1ity...............
Resolution.......
Accuracy VA
>
2kVA......
vA
<
2kvA......
2.1.5
VARMeasurement(Single
and
3Phase)
Accuracy
kWH'>
2kWHr... r 396
ag
f,gt5
kWHr<
2kWHr....
10.OBkWHr
All
measurements
Frequency
range
.,....
Currenl
ran9e...........
Voltage
ran9e...........
Maximum
input.........
Maximum
overload...
2.1.8
Frequency
measurement
(From
Current
orVoltage
sources)
Resolution
Accuracy
2.1,7
Kilowatt
Hour
(kWHr)
Measuring
range
...............
Autorange
faci|ity
..........
.....
Resolution
Measuring
range
.........
Resolution
Accuracy
40,70H2..,..
10
-
1000H2.
Currenl
Range.............
Voltage
Range
............
2.1.9
ScopeFunction
2.1
.9.1
Current
measuremenl
Ranges
.....
......
Resolution
Accuracy
Maximum
over1oad............
0.01
i3"
40,000kWHr
4kWHr,
4OkWHr,
400kWHr,
4.00OkWHr
4O,000kwHr
lWHr
in4kWHr
I
OWHr
in
40kWHr
1OOWHr
in
400kWHr
lkWHr
in
4.000kWHr
10kWHr
in40.000kWHr
.. DC
and10Hz
tol
kHz
. 10A
to14004
R|VS
.. '1V
to
600VRN/S
. 600V
Rl\4S
/20004
pk
1000v
RMS
/ 10,0004
. 1OHz
tol
kHz
. 01Hz
. t 0.5%
rdg
. ! 1ok
rdg
. 10A
to 14004
RI\4S
. 1V
to
600V
RMS
10tu20A/40A/100A
200tu400AJ1
000A/2000A
1Ain
40A
10A
in
40OA
50Ain
20004
t 3%rdg
r 1
pixel
10,0004
DF
(Distortion
Factor)
lok'-
DF
<
100%....
100%<cF<600%
Resolution
HO15Vn",,<H13...
H13<Vn",.:H25..
Measuring
ran9e,..............
Auotrange
faci1ity..............
Resolution.......
Accuracy VAR
>
4kVAR
VAR< 4KVAR
Power
Factor
range.
.....,...
I 396 rdg
t 5dgts
t 5% rdg
I 5dgts
01%
t 5%rdg
t 2dgts
+ 1no/^ r.ld + ) .l^ta
0
-1200kW
DC
or
8sOKWAC
4kw,
40kw,400kw,
1200kw
1Win4kW
10W
in40kW
100W
in400kW
1kWin1200kW
) 4o/^ rdn + 6 .ldfa
t 0.08kw
t 0.25kw
0-'12OOkVADC
or
850KVAAC
4kvA,40kvA.
400kvA
1
200kvA
1VA
in4kVA
1OVA
in40kVA
100VAin
400kVA
lkVAin1200kVA
+ 2 ^o,^ rd,^ + q d^lc
J 0.08kvA
O
. BsOKVAR
4KVAR.4OKVAR.
4OOKVAR.
S5OKVAR
lVAR in4kVAR
1OVAR
in4OkVAR
100VAR
in400kVAR
IkVAR
in
850kVAR
t 2.5%rdg
1 5dgts
r 0.25kvAR
0.3<PF<0.99
2.1.6
Power
Factor
(Single
and
3phase)
Measuring
range
0.3
cap.. 1.0
.. 0.3ind
(72.5'
cap 0' .
72
5"ind)

2.1
.9.2Voltage
measurement
Ranges
^.'
Kesotuuon.......
Accuracy
........
Maximum
overload.........
Fronr rennrr rrnno
'""v" ..
Time
base......
50msidiv
Refresh
rate....................
2.1.10
Digital
output
RS-232
Interface
to a PC
9600baud1
startbitB
databits
'1
stop
bit
Requires
WinLog
interface
andsoftware
2.2
GeneralData
2.2.1
Display
Backlit
dotmatrix
LCD160x128.
Ftli T=t::
I '...
n
r,,1 '-.
--.---
f1If, iq.5! lli '.=,.
HrrE:tj..an
2.2.2Power
Supply
Batterytype
1.5V
AlkalineAAMN1500
orIEC LR6x 6
Battery
life
typically
24hou.s
(backlight
off)
12
hours
(backlight
on)
2.2.3
Environmental
FOR
INDOOR
USE
ONLY
Reference
conditions.
All
accuracy,s
stated
at
,4.'a + 1oa
Operating
temperature
O"C
to
50.C(32.F
to 122"F)
Temperalure
coeff.
of
current
<
t0.15%
ofrdgper.C
Temperalure
coeff.
of
voltage
<t0.15%
ofrdg
per
.C
Maxim^umrelative
humidity
80%for
lemperatures
up
to
3]:9 (-87:f
)
decreasing
tinearty
to
50?6
retative
humidiry
at40'c
(104'F)
Maximum
operating
altitude
2OO0m
4Vt10Vt20Vt40Vl100V
200v/400v/1
000v
100mV
in4V
1V
in4OV
10V
in400V
31.25Vrn
'1000V
! 2oh
rdg
+ 1pixel
l
OOOVRMS
DC
and1OHzto
600H2
2ms.4ms,
1Oms,
0.5seconds 2.2.4
Mechanical
Dimensions
Weight
inc.
batteries..
Case
material
Jaw
opening
Jaw
capacity..............
Accessories...............
Cleaning
.. Length
300mm('12
inches)
Width
gSmm
(3.75
inches)
Depth
52mm
(2
inches)
.. B20g/1Blbs.
.. Bayblend
TB5MN
. 60mm
.. 58mm
diameter
.. Voltage probes
Carrying
case
Operator's
manual
. The
unit
can
be
cleaned
with
an
lsopropanol
impregnated
cloth.
Do
not
use
abrasives
or
other
solvenls.
2.2.5Power-up
At
power-up
the
following
screen
is
displaved
for
5
seconds
indicating
the
battery
stat.Ls.
The
remainino
battery
lifetime
is
displayed.
with
and
without
the
backlight
When
the
display
changes
tothe
digital
mode,
the
instrument
isready
for
use.
Fl,ll
Hts.
Fl
il 2?=.2
n 200.E
H 315E
t 414
35.5 tr!

3. OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
lnternational
Symbols
A lToortanr
In{ormarror
(See
Manual)
EI Doublelnsulatron
3.1 Rotary
Switch
/ Keypad
selections
Theinstrument
functions
are
selected
by
a rotary
swttch
andan
Bkeykeypad.
The
rotary
switch
positions
are
as
iollows.
When
switching
the
instrument
ON,wait
forthe
auto
calabration
lofinish
before
takingmeasurements.
The
push
button
keys
are
asfollows:
2
-6
8
SAVE
Mode
This
function
allows
the
capture
ofup
to
Bscreens
whrch
can
be
either
waveforms
ornumerical
data.
For
the
5333
both
waveiorm
and
harmonics
screens
are
captured
simultaneously
in
one
memory
location.
Pressing
the
SAVE
mode
key
brings
upthe
followinq
text
onthe
screen:
SAVE RECOVER CLEAR
12345678
Usethe l.I' key
to
move
the
cursor
and
the
HoLD
-J keyto
select
either
SAVE,
RECOVER
or
CLEAR Repeat
this
process
to
select
one
ofthe
SAVE
locations
from
1to
B.
The
whole
screen
is
saved
in
the
selecled
location
and
can berecovered
ata later
date
-even
after
the
instrument
has
been
powered
off.A secondpress
of
the
SAVE
key
returns
the
instrument
back
to
the
normal
mode
of
operation.
3.2
Voltage
measurement
of RMS
or DC
Voltaqe
SAFETY
WARNTNG
Toavoid possible
electric
shock
and
to the instrument, do not attemptto
anyvoltage
that
mightexceed
themaximum
range
of theinstrument
-600Vrms
and lkHz
Move
the
rotary
switch
to
the
V position.
Insert
the
test
leads
into
the
sockets
onthe
front
of
the
instrument.
Connect
the
red
lead
tothe
V
terminal,
andthe
black
lead
to
the
COM
terminal
Apply
the
testleads
to
the
circuit
under
test
and
read
the
displayed
voltage.
SeeFig.
2.
. Use
the I key
to
change
the
parameters
displayed
Screen
1
=V DC,
V RMS (AC
+DC)
Screen
2(5332)
=
VRMS,
VAv.
Vpk,
V
CF,
V
nz
Screen
2(5333)
=
VRN4S,
VAv.
Vpk,
VCF,VRpl
. Uselhe
HOLD
key
tofreeze
the
display.
, Use
the '= lrr" key
to
display
the
waveform
ofthe
voltage
and
16s-:--- key
to
change
the
timebase
, Usethe !: lr'r' key
to
display
the
harmonic
content
ofthe
voltage
and
the --- key
to
select
individual
harmonics
(5333
only)
, Use
the
BBB8
key
toreturn
to
the
digital
disptay.
OFF
A
nz
w3z
Set
up
Log
Instrument
off
Voltage
Current
Frequency
/THD
Power
3phase Power
Options
Menu
LoggingN,4enu
i
2
3.
/
5
6
7
B
Optron
cursormovement
and
screen
changer
HOLD
andOption
select
REC
mode
(Min,
Max.Av)
ZERO
Backlight
ON
/ OFF
SAVE
Oscilloscope/Harmonics
(5333)
mode
Numeric
Display
mode
10 11

Usethe
RECkey
toenterthe
RECORD
mode.
Use
169
i*1 keyto
showthe
MAX,MlN.
AVE
disptays
ofthe
screenreadings.
Press
theREC
key
again
to
exit.
-F-
3.3
Current
measurement
. Remove
anyVoltage
testleads
from the
instrument.
o Move
the
rotary
switch
to
A position.
o Press
thetrigger
to
openthe
jaws
and
clamp
around
the
current
carrying
conductor
asshown
in
Fig.3
r Read
the
display.
Usethe *l keV
to
chanqe
the
parameters
disolaved.
Screen
1
=
A DC,ARMS (AC
+DC)
Screen
2(5332)
=
ARMS,
AAv,
A pk.
ACF,
AHz
Screen
2(5333)
=
ARI\4S,
AAv,
A pk,
ACF,A Rpl
Usethe
HOLD
key
tofreeze
the
display
Use
the *1"" keyto
disptay
the
waveform
ofthe
current
and
the -:- key
to
change
the
timebase.
Usethe +1"" key
to
display
the
harmonrc
content
ofthe
current
andthe -- key
to
select
individual
harmonics
(5333
only)
Usethe
88BB
keyto
return
to
the
digital
display
Usethe
ZERO
keyto
zero
the
display
ifnecessary
orif
relative
readings
arerequired.
Use
the
RECkey
to
enterthe
RECORD
mode.
Use
the - key
to
showthe
MAX,
MlN,
AVE
values
ofthe
screen
readings.
Press
the
REC
key
loexit.
Current
Measurement
L
[r -i<{'
.i \\ \- I
i; \' l-
F r \\,r-
!.J
-\-/
) -A
t6t If Jl
i c=).-=l
I I Eltlttal
,_
Fig 2
Voltage
Measurement
(
b
IJ

3.4Measurement
of Watts
/ VA / PF
/ kWHr
(Single
Phase)
o Move
therotary
switchtothe
W position.
o Insert
thetesi
leadsinto
the
sockets
onthefront
of
theinstrumenl.
Connect
thered
leadto
theV
terminal,
and
the
black
leadto
the
COMterminal.
. PTessthe
trigger
to
openthe
jaws,
and
clamp
them
onthe
current
carrying
conduclor,
asshown
in
Fig.4.
. Read
the
display.
Usethe -- keyto
change
the
parameters
displayed.
Screen
1= kVA,
kW.
kVAR,PF.
kWHr
Screen2=
VRMS,
ARMS,
kW,PF,
AHr
Usethe
HOLD
keytofreeze
the
display
U1e_the
RECkeyto
enlerRECORD
mode Use
the
keyto
showthe
MAX,MlN,
AVG
displays
of
the
screenreadings.
Press
the
REC
key
againto
exit.
Fig 4
Single
Phase Watts Measuremenr
3.5
Measurement
of W /VA/ PF
/ kWHr
ina
balanced
system(3
Phase)
-r
L1
Fig
5
Watts
3Z Configuration
Move
therolary
switch
totheW3Z position.
A screen
prompt,
Fig.
5,indicates
the
above
method
ofconneclion.
Insert
the
testleads
intothe
sockels
onthe
front
of
the
instrument.
Connect
theredlead
tothe
V
terminal
andthe
blackleadto
the
COMterminal.
Applythe
testleads
tothe
circuit
undertesl:
Redlead
toPhase
L2
Black
lead
toPhaseL3
Press
thetrigger
to
openthe
jaws
and
clampthem
around
thecurrent
carrying
Phase
L1,as
shownin
Fig5.
. Readthe
display.
Usethe ' - | keyto
change
lhe
parameters
displayed.
Screenl
=
kVA,kW,
kVAR,PF,
kWHr
Screen2
=
V RMS,A RMS,kW,
PF,AHr
. Usethe
HOLDkey
tofreeze
thedisplay.
. Use
theREC
keyto
enterRECORD
mode.
Usethe
1
1- keyto
showthe
MAX.
MlN,AVE
displays
of
the
screenreadings.
Press
the
RECkey
again
to
exit
thismode.
W3Z gives
lhe
total
power
based
ona balanced
system.
L.l
LI
a

II
3.6
Frequency
/THD
Measurement
. Move
therotary
switch
to
the
Hz
position.
. Insert
the
test
leads
into
the
sockets
on
thefront
of
the
instrument.
Connect
the
red
lead
to
the
V
terminal,
andthe
black
lead
to
the
COM
terminal.
. To
measure
thefrequency
ofthe
voltage
supply
apply
thetest
leads
to
the
circuit
as
shown
in
Fiq.
2
and
read
the
displsy.
. To
measure
the
frequency
ofthe
current,
press
the
lrigger
loopenthe
jaws.
and
clamp
them
onthe
current
carrying
conductor.
asshown
inFiq.
3and
read
the
display.
. Use
the keyto
change
the
parameters
displayed.
Screenl=Hz,ACRMS
Screen
2= Hz(F"),
ACRMS.
THD,
DF
. When
configured
to
measure
power
(Fig.
4)
with
the
test
leads
connected
andthe
jaws
clamped
arouno
acurrent
carrying
conductor,
lheinstrument
displays
thefrequency
ofthe
current
source
(providing
ARIUS
> 10A).
lfARMS
< 10A,
avolls
frequency
measurement
will
be
made
(providing
VRMS
> 1V),
otherwise
---.-
wilt
bedisplayed
. Press
the
HOLD
/ZERO
button
to
freeze
the
display.
. Use
the
RECkey
to
enler
RECORD
mode.Use
tne
.- -- t
"y to
show
the
MAX,
MtN,
AVE
displays
of
the
screen
readings.
press
lhe
REC
key
again
to
exit
this
mode.
Additional
features
5333
. Usethe r- lrrr' key
to
display
the
waveform
of
the
current
/ voltage
and
the r.
.- keyto
change
the
timebase.
. Use
the ^- lrt' key
todasplay
the
harmonic
contenl
ofthe
currenVvoltage
andthe - -. key
to
select
individual
harmonics
3.7
SetUp
The
following
screenis
displayed:
CONTRAST
AUTO POWER
DOWN
RANGING
LOW
PASS
FILTER
PF
DISPLAY
t---r
IrF-r I
l+l
lr-r I
l+l
SELECT
LOW
PASS
FILTER(Ottt1
=-120U
i octave,
F>100H2
Default
settings
are
shownin
bold.
The
keys
are
usedto
make
selections
fromthe
menu.
3,8LOG
Two
modes
ofdatalogging
are
available:
either
logging
loaninternal
non-volatile
memory
or
logging
to
an
external
PC,
using
the
digitaloutput
lead.
Selection
oftherotary
switch
position
'LOG'
brings
up
the
following
menu:
OPTIONS
LOG INT <PC>
SETTIME
ENABLE
LOG OFF
<ON>
DISPLAY
DATA
SENDTO
PC
XXXXXXXX
ON or
OFF
ON orOFF
ON orOFF
DEGoTCOSU
t-* f
| -- | |
I {-Jl
CHANGE
l-r
i
CHANGE
Detailed
description
is
as
given
below.
INT Indicales
internal
logging
PC Indicates
external
(to
a PC)logging
In
PC
mode.
data
is
continually
sentto
the
digital
output
andis
notlogged
within
theinstrument.
Logs
all the
parameters
shownonlhe
instrument
display.
SET
TIME
*-- Increments
the
seleclion
'o'o
J Mou".ontothe
next
selection
to 17
SELECT

It
For
ease
ofoperalion
if
the
currenttime
is
chanqed,
then
the
sta.tis
automaticaily
reset
to
this
time
i 60
minutes,
and
the
endtime
is
settothe
start
time
+
60
minutes.
The
minimum
sampleinterval
is.1
second,
andthe
maximum
samplet hour.
A24hour
clock
is
used.
Start/ Stop
andloggrng
inlervals
can
beselected
as
requrred.
CURRENT TIIVE HR:MIN
START TIME HR:MIN
END TIME HR:MIN
SAMPLE
INTERVAL MIN.SEC
EXIT
The
maximum
number
of
points
that
can
be
logged
is:
5332
=2000
readings,
1000
sets
ol2or 400
selsof
5
5333
=
5000
readings,2500
sets
of2
or
1000
sets
of
5
The
maximum
logging
duration
isdetermined
bv
the
battery
life(24hrs
)
and
thememory.
Data
beinglogged
is
anaverage
overthe
sample
period.
ENABLE
LOG
The
logging
function
canbe
enabled
from
the
main
log
menu.
The
low
baltery
symbolflashes
ifthere
is
insufficient
batterylife
to
complete
the
logqing
session
defined
inthe
SETTIME
menu.
When
internal
logging
is
enabted
the
logging
will
commence
within
5seconds
of
selecting
the
measurement
screen
with
the
rotary
switch
and r--
key.
All
datadisplayed
on
the
selected
screen
will
be
logged.
'MEMORY'
flashes
if
there
isinsufficient
memory
to
complete
thelogging
session
defined
in
the
SETTIME
menu.Oncelogging
has
commenced
an
on
screen
timer
counts
down
theremaining
logginoperiod.
Logging
willterminate
if
lhe
screen
display
ischanged
through
moving
the
rotary
switch
or
pressing
the ' 1-
tey before
the
endof
thelogging
session.
lf
PClogging
is
enabled,
all
measurements
appearing
ontheinslrument
display
will
belogged
tothe
pC.
Logging
will
notterminate
ifthe
screen
is
chanoed.
DISPLAY
DATA
On
entry
tolhis
menu
alist
ofthe
parameters
which
have
beenlogged
are
displayed.
The '- key
increments
through
thelist,
andthe
'o'o
J kev
selects
ONE
parameter
for
displsy
For
example:
ARIVS,AAv,APk,ACF
EXITreturns
lothe
previous
menu.
Onthe
chart
display
screen
thesingle
parameter
is
shownvs
time,
and
anEXITis
displayed
onthe
screen
allowinglhe
usertoreturn
to
thelogging
parameter
select
menu.
lFl
I1
t_tlt
5Er r=
iltl
t'lIf{
lE.:u
FilE :t:1.
tlB
FF:Egg {r
:r: . El
T
The
following
informalion
is
alsodisplayed:
LOGGING
DURATION T= HR:MlN
SAMPLEINTERVAL
MINMAX
AVE \ = MIN
SEC
SEND
TOPC
This
allows
lheuser
to
downloaddata
toa PCrunninc
lhe
WinLog
program.
Previously
theusermust
have
selecled
"DOWNLOAD
LOG"from
theInstrr-rment
option
within
theWinLog
program.
On
selection
ofSEND
TOPC
thetextwill
flash
until
all
datahas
been
downloaded
tothe
PC.
3.8WinLog
WinLog
isthe
PCresidenl
softwarefor
thenew
5332
&
5333Power
Meters.
The
softwareis
usedto
continuarry
log
electrical
power
measurements
ordownload
stored
dalato
aPersonal
Computer
forfurther
analysis
'-]J1 .
._,i
3hrvd"! [:l$- rlDa L.mn
J;
_ Pft*nt *J k qtdrr
Fig.7Winlog
Software
x',rra,. iiir
ft,|!.i)f)',
-@n!qil;n
1B 19

Keyfeatures
inclr-rde.
. Easy
to
useWindows
format
. Data
presentation
in
display
mimic.
table
and
chartmodes
. Waveform,
harmonics
and
data
download
. Harmonics
analysis
ofwaveforms
. Logging
ofupto
5parameters,
waveforms
and
harmonics
. Sirnple
exporling
ofdata
and
trends
inlo
other
applications
4. SAFETY
The
instrument
has
been
designed
to
comply
with
lEC1010-2-032
Installation
Category
lOvervottaoe
Categoryl
lV
600VPollution
deqree
2and
UL
31
1
1-1
. Conforms
with
the
EEC
Low
Voltaoe
Directive
7
3l23tEEC
and93/6BrEEC.
IEC
1010
is
asafety
standard
which
has
the
followinq
features:
o Installation
categories
I
tolVrelate
the
maximum
working
voltage
to
overvoltage
transienls
that
can
beexpected
in
the
measuring
environment.
60OV
CAI lV,
the
maximum
expected
transients
must
not
exceed
BkV
peak.
. In
apollution
degree
2 environment
the
internal
design
ofthe
instrument
can
cope
with
transient
conductivities
duelo
condensation.
Safe
operation
of theinstrument
isthe
responsibility
of theoperator
who mustbe suitably
qualified
and/or
authorised.
Users
ofthis equipment
andor theiremployees
arereminded
thatHealth
andSafety
Legislation
requires
them
to carry
out
valid
risk
assessments
of all
electrical
work.so as
to identifypotential
sources
of electrical
danger
and
riskofelectrical
injury
such asfrom inadvertent
short
circuits. Where
theassessments
show that
theriskis significant,
then
theuse
of fused
test
leads
constructed
in accordance
withtheHSE
guidance
note
GS38
'Electrical
Test
Equipment
for
use
by
Electricians'
is
advised.
lfthe
instrument
is
usedin
a manner
not
specified
bv
the
manufacturer.
thenthc
protectionprovided
bvthe
equipmenl
may
beimpaired.
Maximum
SafeVoltage
Current
:-600V
MAXIMUM
ACR[/S
orDC
between
uninsulaled
conductor
and
ground
andmaximum
frequency
of 1kHz. This
limitation
applies
to
unisulaled
conductors
only.
Voltage:-
600VMAXIN,lUM
ACRMS
orDC
between
live
conduclor
and
ground.
600VMAXIMUM
ACRMS
orDC
between
V and
COMterminals
anda maximum
frequency
of1kHz
lmportant
Information
. Theinstrument
is intended
for indoor
useonly.
. Do
notattempt
totake
anymeasurement
of
current
orvoltage
higherthan
the
maximumrange
of
the
inslrument.
. The
unilisnot
hermetically
sealed
andshould
NOT
be
broughtinto
contact
with
surfacewater.
. Frequently
inspect
the
testleads
andthe
instrument
for
damage.
lfthe
instrument
is
physically
damaged
or
doesnotfunction
properly,
it
shouldnot
beused.
USE
ONLY
SUITABLY
RATED
VOLTAGE
TEST
LEADS
TOIEC
1010-2-031.
(600V
CATtV
Poilution
Degree
2).
5. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Replacement
withotherthan
the
specified
batteries
will
invalidate
the
warranty.
Fit
onlyBattery
Type
1.5VAlkaline
MN1500,
IEC
LR6
or
equivaleni
x6.
E willappear
onthe
LCDdisplay
toindicate
that
the
minimum
operating
batleryvoltage
has
beenreached
SAFETY
WARNING
Before
removing
thebattery
cover,
makesure
that
all
externalvoltages
aredisconnected
fromthe instrument.
For
certaintyremove
all
leads
andunclamp
theinstrument.
To
change
the
batteries.
seeFig B
o Swilch
offthe
instrument
. Undo
theretaining
screws
(A
andB)
onthebattery
cover
andlifl
thecover
clear
ofthe
unit.
. Replace
the
used
batteries
. Ensure
the
battery
coverisreplaced
and
the
locking
screws
tightened,
before
further
use.
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7. OTHER PRODUCTS
B&KPrecision
offersa wide
range
ofinstrumentation
for
themeasurement
and
analysis
ofcurrent,
voltage
and
power.
Visit
www.bkprecision.com
to
viewthe
whole
lirre
ofB&K
products.
B&K Precision'spolicy
isoneof continuous
product
improvement
andthecompany
reseryes
theright
to revise
theabove
specifications
without
notice.
FigB
Baltery
Replacement
6. WARRANTY
Your
clamp
on power
meter
isguaranteed
for
one
year
from
the
date
of purchase
against
clefective
malerial
or
workmanship.lf the meterfailsdr.rring
the warranry
period,
we shall
at ourdiscretion,
repair
or replace
it
with a new or reconditioned
unit provided
we are
satisfied
thatthefailure
is dueto defeclive
material
or
workmanship.
To make
a claim
under
warranty,
themeter
should
oe
returned
to us, poslage prepaid,
with
a descriotion
of
the defect The use of batteries,
other than lhar
specified
invalidates
this
warranty.
Goods
alleged
by the buyer
to be defeclive
shall
not
form
the
subject
ofany
claim
for
injury,
loss,
damage,
or
any expense howsoever
incurredwhether arisino
directly
or indirectly
from such alleqed
defects
othei
than
death
or personal
injury
resulting
from
the
seller's
negligence.
No condition
is made or to be implied
nor is any
warrantygiven
or to beimplied
asto the
life
orwear
of
goods
supplied
or lhat theywill be suitable
for any
particular
purpose
or foruseunder
specific
conditions.
notwithstanding
that
such
purpose
or
condilions
may
be
madeknown
lo
the
seller.
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ll
DECLARATIONOF CONFORMITY
EquipmentName/Type
Number:
5332& 5333
Manufacturer.LEIV
HEME
LIMITED
Address: 1Penketh
Place,Wesl
Pimbo,
Skelmersdale,
Lancashire,
WNB
gQX.
UnitedKingdom
European
Standards:
-
EMC EN500B2-1
:1992
Genericlmmunity
Standard.
Part
1.Residential,
commercial
andlight
industry.
EN50081-1
:'1992
Generic
Emission
Standaro.
Part1.
Residential,
commercial
and
light
industry.
Safety
BSEN6'1010-1
:1993
GeneralRequirements.
Safetyrequirements
for
electrical
equipment
for
measurement,
controlandlaboralory
use:-
BSEN61010-2-032
.1994-12
Particutar
requirements
forhand
held
current
clampsfor
electrical
rneasurement
andtest.
BSEN61010-2-031
:1993-12
Particutar
requirements
for
hand
held
probe
assemblies
for
electrical
measurement
andlest.
Description
ofEquipment
:AC/DC
Clamp
On
power
Meter.
I
certify
thalthe
apparalus
identified
above
conforms
tothe
requirements
ofCouncil
Directives:-
Signed
Name
n^r^,
(1
) Electromagnetic
Cornpatibility
Directive
B9/336/EEC
(2) Low
Voltage
Direclive
73l23lEEC
(3) CE
Marking
Directive
g3/68/EEC
;n1
.r" .' /
/1// L--
ERINN
N,lHOPKINS
OPERATIONS
DIRECTOR
9/9/98