Flir Extech 380947 User's Guide
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Press the power button located on the front panel of the clamp meter. Hold it for a second until the display lights up.
Set the rotary switch to the AC current position, open the jaws by pressing the trigger, and place the conductor inside the jaws. Release the trigger to close the jaws around the conductor. Read the measurement on the display.
Ensure that the jaws are fully closed around the conductor and that there is no gap. Avoid placing conductors with strong magnetic fields near the meter. Regularly calibrate the meter as per the manufacturer's guidelines.
Check if the meter is turned on and that the battery is not depleted. Ensure that the rotary switch is set to the correct measurement function and range. Make sure that the conductor is properly positioned within the jaws.
Turn off the meter and remove the battery cover on the back by loosening the screws. Replace the old batteries with new ones, ensuring the correct polarity, and secure the battery cover back in place.
Yes, the Flir Extech 380947 can measure DC current. Set the rotary switch to the DC current position and follow the standard procedure for current measurement.
Regularly clean the jaws with a dry cloth to remove any dust or debris. Periodically check the calibration and replace the batteries when low. Store the meter in a dry, cool place to avoid moisture damage.
Press the 'Hold' button while taking a measurement to freeze the display reading. Press it again to release the hold and return to normal measurement mode.
An overload indication means the measured value exceeds the meter's current range. Set the rotary switch to a higher range if available, or ensure the current being measured is within the specified range of the meter.
Insert the test leads into the appropriate input jacks, set the rotary switch to the desired voltage type (AC or DC), and connect the test leads across the circuit or component being measured. Read the voltage value on the display.