Extech Instruments HD350 Manuel utilisateur

User Guide

Heavy Duty Pitot Tube Anemometer and Differential

Pressure Manometer

Model HD350

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Extech HD350. This handheld meter measures and

displays air velocity (speed), air flow (volume), ambient air temperature, and gauge/differential

pressure. This meter is shipped fully tested and calibrated and, with proper use, will provide years

of reliable service.

Features

Pitot tube Anemometer measurements for Air Velocity and Air Flow (volume).

Manometer (Differential Pressure) Measurements.

Simultaneous display of Air Flow or Air Velocity, Temperature, and Pressure.

5 selectable pressure units of measure.

Record up to ninety-nine (99) readings (in meter’s internal memory) for each of the three

measurement types (Air Velocity, Air Flow, and Pressure) for a total of 297 readings.

USB port for connection to a Personal Computer (PC) for real time datalogging of up to 5500

readings stored on the PC.

Large backlit LCD display.

Data Hold and Maximum, Minimum, Average memory (MIN/MAX/AVG).

Auto Power OFF (can be disengaged).

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Meter Description

1. Pitot tube. Hold the tube in the flow of air to take a reading

2. Pressure Manometer hose 1 Black

3. Pressure Manometer hose 2- White

4. Pressure Connector (+)

5. Pressure Connector (-)

6. Temperature sensor

7. LED display shows readings, units,

setup parameters, and user alerts

8. PC interface jack: Use the supplied

cable to connect the meter to a PC

9. Upper Keypad:

F/C : Press to change the unit of

measure for Temperature. Also

functions as an up arrow key

UNIT : Press to change the unit of

measure for Pressure, Air Velocity,

and Air Volume (Flow). Also functions

as a down arrow

AVG / REC: Used to obtain the

Average for multi-point measurements

in either FLOW or VELOCITY modes.

Up to twenty (20) points can be

averaged. Press and hold this button

for 3 seconds to access the data Recall mode (REC)

SETUP : Momentary key presses turn the backlight on and off. Press and hold this button for 3

seconds to enter or exit the Setup mode (discussed later in this guide)

10. Lower Keypad:

MAX/MIN: Press to record and store the highest, lowest and continuous moving average readings

for single point measurements. Press and hold this button to exit this function

SAVE / CLEAR: Press to store a reading. In recall mode, pressing this button clears a data

sample.

P/V/F: Press to select Pressure (P), Air Velocity (V), or Air Flow (F)

HOLD / ZERO: Momentary presses freeze and un-freeze the displayed reading. Press and hold

the button to ZERO (OFFSET) the displayed reading

11. On/Off button : Press to turn the meter ON or OFF

KEYPAD NOTE: In Setup mode several buttons have special uses not detailed above but are

described in subsequent sections of the manual.

NOTE: Battery Compartment, Tilt Stand, and Tripod Mount are located on the reverse side of the

meter.

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Display Description

1. Elapsed timer display units (min:sec or hour:min)

2. Pressure, Velocity, Flow and Temperature

mode indicators

3. Primary Measurement Display

4. Units of measure for air velocity

5. Units of measure for pressure

6. Indication that the meter is communicating

with the PC

7. Auto Power Off mode indicator

8. Low battery indicator

9. Duct Shape indicator

10. Data Hold indicator

11. Height/Width (rectangular duct) or Diameter

(circular duct)

12. Setup mode indicator

13. CLEAR icon appears as data is deleted from

the meter’s internal memory

14. Reading (sample) number

15. Memory indicator

16. REC, MAX, MIN and AVG indicators

17. Temperature units for the primary display

18. Units of measure for air flow

19. Temperature units for the secondary display

20. Secondary display (Temperature)

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Setup Mode

Changing Setup Options

The Setup mode is used to select the shape/dimensions of an air duct for Air Flow Measurements,

engage/disengage Sleep mode (auto power OFF), hide/view measurement types, and selectively

delete (clear) readings from the 99-location internal memory. The meter stores these settings in its

internal non-volatile memory.

Setup Options

Option Menu item Settings

Air Duct dimension units Unit Set duct dimension units to inches (‘in’)

or centimeters (‘cm’)

Air Duct Shape Duct Shape Rectangle or Circular duct symbol

Air Duct Area DECI/99999 Decimal place and 5-digit number to

represent the area

Meter Configuration (select

the measurement parameters

to use; the others will be

hidden)

Type

Type 1 (show Pressure and Velocity)

Type 2 (show Velocity and Flow)

Type 3 (show all measurement types)

Auto Power Off (Sleep) mode SLEEP ON or OFF

Delete Stored readings ALL

Use the SAVE/CLEAR button to

choose the reading type(s) to delete.

Select CLEAR to delete.

Entering or Exiting Setup

Press and hold the SETUP button for 2 seconds to enter or exit the Setup mode. When the meter is

in Setup mode, the display indicates ‘SETUP’.

Changing a Setup Option

1. Use the ▲▼arrow keys to scroll through the setup options.

2. Press the AVG REC button when the desired setup parameter is displayed.

3. Use the arrow keys to scroll to the desired setting.

4. Press the AVG REC button to store the new setting in memory.

Note: The Setup mode is disabled when the meter is in the MIN-MAX-AVG mode.

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Air Duct Properties (for Air Flow Measurements)

Air Duct - Unit of Measure:

1. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to enter the Setup mode. The SETUP

display icon will appear.

2. Use the arrow keys to scroll to the UNIT display.

3. Press the AVG REC button and the display will show ‘in’ (inches) or ‘cm’ (centimeters) at the

bottom of the LCD in relatively small digits.

4. Use the arrow keys to change the unit of measure.

5. Press the AVG REC button to save the setting. Continue with Step 6 below to set the shape

and size of the duct.

Air Duct – Shape:

6. Continuing from Step 5 above, press the AVG REC button to show the rectangle or circle

shape.

7. Use the arrow keys to select the shape that matches the air duct in question (rectangular or

circular duct)

8. Press the AVG REC button to store the setting and proceed to Step 9 to enter the air duct

area.

Air Duct – Area (W x H) for Rectangular Ducts:

9. Continuing from Step 8 above. Skip to Step 18 for Circular ducts. For rectangular air ducts,

the ‘W=’ icon (duct width) will appear. The display will show DECI (decimal) at the top and a

5-digit number directly below. The 5-digit number is used to program the duct’s width.

10. Use the arrow keys to move the decimal to the desired position

11. Press the SAVE CLEAR button to move the display cursor to the right-most digit. The right-

most digits will flash indicating that it is ready to be changed if desired.

12. Use the arrow keys to change the value of the right-most digits in the range of 0 to 9.

13. Use the SAVE CLEAR button to move to the next digit and change its value if desired using

the arrow keys. Continue in this manner until the duct width edit is complete.

14. Press the AVG REC button to store the Width value and move to the Height (H) editing

procedure.

15. Edit the Height value in the same manner as the Width value.

16. Press the AVG REC button to store the Height value.

17. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to exit the Setup mode. The ‘SETUP’

display icon will switch off.

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Air Duct – Area (pi*r2) for Circular Ducts:

18. Continuing from Step 8 above. For circular air ducts, the ‘D=’ icon (duct diameter) will appear.

The display will show DECI (decimal) at the top and a 5-digit number directly below. The 5-

digit number is used to program the duct’s width.

19. Use the arrow keys to move the decimal to the desired position

20. Press the SAVE CLEAR button to move the display cursor to the right-most digit. The right-

most digits will flash indicating that it is ready to be changed if desired.

21. Use the arrow keys to change the value of the right-most digits in the range of 0 to 9.

22. Use the SAVE CLEAR button to move to the next digit and change its value if desired using

the arrow keys. Continue in this manner until the duct diameter edit is complete.

23. Press the AVG REC button to store the Width value and move to the Height (H) editing

procedure.

24. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to exit the Setup mode. The ‘SETUP’

display icon will switch off.

Meter TYPE Configuration

The TYPE feature in the Setup mode allows the user to hide/view measurement types (Air Velocity,

Air Flow, and Pressure). The meter can be configured for Type 1 (show Pressure and Velocity

measurements); Type 2 (show Air Velocity and Air Flow measurements); Type 3 (show all measurement

types). The steps below outline the configuration process:

1. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to enter the Setup mode. The SETUP

display icon will appear.

2. Use the arrow keys to scroll to the ‘TYPE’ display.

3. Press

the AVG REC button and the display will show ‘1’, ‘2’, or ‘3’ at the top of the LCD.

4. Use the arrow keys to select the desired type number. If in doubt, select ‘3’ to view all

measurement types.

5. Press the AVG REC button to save the setting.

6. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to exit the Setup mode. The ‘SETUP’

display icon will switch off.

Auto Power OFF (Sleep) Mode

Sleep mode automatically switches the meter OFF after 20 minutes of inactivity. This feature goes a

long way in preserving battery life. To disengage/engage this feature:

1. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to enter the Setup mode. The SETUP

display icon will appear.

2. Use the arrow keys to scroll to the ‘SLEEP’ display.

3. Press the AVG REC button and the display will show ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ at the top of the LCD.

4. Use the arrow keys to change from ‘OFF’ to ‘ON’ or ‘ON’ to ‘OFF’.

5. Press the AVG REC button to save the setting.

6. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to exit the Setup mode. The ‘SETUP’

display icon will switch off.

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Delete (Clear) Stored Readings

As described in the dedicated section on the meter’s internal memory feature, the meter can store

up to ninety-nine (99) readings for instant recall. The CLEAR feature in the Setup mode allows the

user to selectively delete stored readings by type or to delete all of the readings.

1. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to enter the Setup mode. The SETUP

display icon will appear.

2. Use the arrow keys to scroll to the ‘ALL’ display.

3. Press the AVG REC button and the display will show ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ at the top of the LCD.

4. Use the arrow keys to select ‘YES’.

5. Under the ‘YES’ display the measurement functions are listed in smaller digits (PRESS-VEL-

FLOW). Use the SAVE CLEAR button to select the measurement types to delete.

6. Press the AVG REC button to clear the selected reading types. The meter will beep indicating

that that the delete process was successful.

7. Press and hold the SETUP button for two (2) seconds to exit the Setup mode. The ‘SETUP’

display icon will switch off.

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Measurements

Pressure Measurements

1. Turn the meter ON using the power button .

2. Use the P/V/F button to scroll to the Pressure Measurement Mode (the ‘PRESS’ display icon

will appear).

3. The Primary display shows gauge or differential Pressure measurements (in the range of

±5000Pa) in the following units of measure (selectable): PSI, mbar, Pa, inH2O, and mmH2O.

To change the displayed unit of measure for Pressure, use the UNIT ▼button.

4. Ambient Temperature readings will appear at the top right of the LCD on the Secondary display

digits. To change the displayed unit of measure for Temperature, use the F/C ▲button.

5. For Gauge Pressure Measurements, connect a single hose to the INPUT (+) port and leave

the REF (-) port unconnected.

6. With the other end of the connected tubing open to ambient conditions, press and hold the

HOLD ZERO button until the meter display flashes a series of ‘o’ symbols and then displays

zeros. This nulls the meter’s Pressure display.

7. Connect the attached hose to the pressure under test and read the displayed pressure value.

8. For Differential (Manometer) Pressure Measurements, connect tubing to the INPUT (+) port

and the REF (-) port. The meter will now display a positive pressure reading if the INPUT (+)

pressure is greater than REF (-) and a negative reading if REF (-) is greater than INPUT (+).

Air Velocity (Speed) Measurements

1. Press

the PVF button to select the Air Velocity measurement mode; the VEL display icon will

appear on the LCD.

2. Use

the UNIT ▼button to select the desired measurement unit (m/s, ft/min, km/h, MPH,

knots).

3. The meter’s primary display digits will represent the air velocity measurement. The meter’s

secondary display digits (top right of LCD) displays the ambient temperature measurement.

4. Connect the hoses to the Pitot tube and to the Meter. The “Input (+)” pressure port on the

Meter connects to the white hose from the total pressure connection of the Pitot tube. The “Ref

(-)” pressure port on the Meter connects to the black hose from the static pressure connection

of the Pitot tube.

5. If the Velocity measurement is a negative value on the display, ensure that the hoses are

attached to the correct ports on the Meter and the Pitot tube.

6. With the Pitot tube open to ambient conditions press and hold the HOLD ZERO button for 2

seconds to zero the display.

7. Put the mouth of the Pitot tube in the direction of the oncoming air mass under test and read

the Air Velocity measurement value on the LCD.

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Air Flow (Volume) Measurements

1. Press the P/V/F button to enter the Air Flow (Volume) mode (FLOW will appear on the LCD).

The Primary display area will show the Air Flow measurement.

2. Use the UNIT ▼button to select the desired unit of measure (CMM or CFM).

3. To view the currently programmed duct area and shape:

Press the P/V/F button three more times to access the duct size/dimensions display. The

duct shape selection (rectangle or circle) will appear on the lower left-hand area of the LCD

and the Area value will be shown above it.

For Circular ducts, the Diameter (D) of the duct will be shown.

For Rectangular ducts, the Width value (W) will be shown first; press the P/V/F button again

to switch to the Height (H) value display.

Note that the Meter stores/displays the last duct shape and size programmed by the user.

To change the duct size and/or shape refer to the earlier SETUP MODE section.

Press the P/V/F button again to return to the AIR FLOW screen.

4. Now take an air velocity measurement as described in the previous section on Air Velocity

(ignoring the unit of measure discussions). The meter will display Air Flow (Volume) in Cubic

Feet per Minute (CFM) or Cubic Meters per Minute. The meter calculates Air Volume (Flow) by

measuring Air Velocity and taking into account the area of the duct.

Ambient Temperature Measurements

The Secondary display area (top right of LCD) indicates the ambient temperature sensed by the

thermometer located at the top middle of the meter (between the two pressure connection posts).

To change the displayed unit of measure for Temperature, use the F/C ▲button.

The only instances where the Secondary display area will not indicate temperature are when the

meter is in the SETUP mode or when the Elapsed Timer is shown.

Additional Functions

Data Hold

1. Press the HOLD ZERO button to freeze the presently displayed reading on the display. The

display will show the HOLD icon while in the Data Hold mode.

2. Press the HOLD ZERO button again to exit the Data Hold mode and return the meter’s display

to real time operation.

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