Fluke 317 Manuel utilisateur

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Figure 1. The Photo of Actual 317

Figure2.ThePhotoofActual319

Figure 3. The Photo of Actual 319

FEATURES

Digital Display: 6000 count resolution

Low Battery Indication: Display when the batteries are

below their required voltage

Power Source: Three AAA IEC LR03 batteries

Clamp Opening Size: 1.45"

Jaw Diameter: 1.45"

Dimension (L×W×H): 6.39"×2.29"×1.20"

Auto Range: Available in Ohms

Safety: CE

EN/IEC 61010-1 and IEC 61010-2-032

Measurement Category: 600 V CAT Ⅲ

Weight: About 384g

APPLICATIONS

It’s widely used to measure alternating voltage, direct

voltage, current, capacitance, diode, audion, resistance,

temperature, frequency, etc.

DESCRIPTION

The 317 and 319 are hand-held and battery-operated clamp

meters that can measure AC current, DC current, AC voltage,

DC voltage, resistance, continuity and frequency.

The clamp meter is battery powered with a digital display.

Except where noted, the descriptions and instructions in this

datasheet apply to both the 317 and 319 clamp meters.

Warning: To avoid possible electric shock or

personal injury, read “Safety Information” before using

the clamp meter.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Use the clamp meter only as specified in this datasheet,

otherwise the protection provided by the clamp meter may be

impaired.

Adhere to local and national safety codes. Individual

protective equipment must be used to prevent shock and arc

blast injury where hazardous live conductors are exposed.

Use extreme caution when working around bare conductors

or bus bars. Contact with the conductor could result in

electric shock.

Use caution when working with voltages above 30V AC rms,

42V AC peak, or 60V DC. These voltages pose a shock

hazard.

Never measure current while the test leads are inserted into

the input jacks.

Do not use the clamp meter in wet, dirty or hazardous

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environment.

Do not use the clamp meter or test leads if either appears

damaged. Inspect the clamp meter and test leads before

using. Look for cracks or missing plastic. Pay attention to

the insulation around the connectors. Do not use if

insulation is damaged or metal is exposed.

Check the test leads for continuity. Do not use the clamp

meter if test leads read open.

When using probes, keep fingers behind the finger guards.

Do not hold the clamp meter anywhere above the tactile

barrier. See figure 5.

Disconnect circuit power and discharge all high-voltage

capacitors before testing resistance, continuity, or diodes.

Check clamp meter operation on a known source before

and after use.

Use the proper terminals, function, and range for your

measurements.

Do not apply more than the rated voltage, as marked on

clamp meter, between any terminal and earth ground.

Before opening back cover to replace batteries, remove test

leads and disconnect clamp meter from any circuits being

measured. Do not operate clamp meter with cover removed

or the case open.

To avoid false readings that can lead to electrical shock or

injury, replace the batteries as soon as the low-battery

indicator ( ) appears. The clamp meter will shut down

when the batteries get low.

Have the clamp meter serviced only by qualified service

personnel.

Do not use the current sensor if the wear indicator in the

jaw opening is not visible. See figure 4.

Figure 4. Jaw Wear Indicators

Table 1. Symbols

Risk of danger. Important information. Refer to operation instructions.

Hazardous voltage. Risk of electric shock.

Application and removal from hazardous live conductors permitted.

Double insulated

Battery

Earth ground

～Volts AC

Jaw wear Indicator

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Volts DC

Conforms to applicable European directives.

CAT ⅢFor measurements performed in the building installations such as distribution panels, feeders

and short branch circuits and lighting systems in large buildings.

Do not dispose of this product as unsorted municipal waste.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Table 2. Electrical Specifications

The accuracy specification is defined as ± (% reading+digits) at 23 ±℃5℃.

Function Parameter 317 319

(A ac)

Range 40.00A

600.0A

40.00A

600.0A

1000A

Resolution 0.01A

0.1A

0.01A

0.1A

Accuracy

1.6%±6digit

(50-60Hz)

[40A]

2.5±8digit

(60-500Hz)

[40A]

1.5%±5digit

(50-60Hz)

[600A]

2.5±5digit

(60-500Hz)

[600A]

1.6%±6digit

(50-60Hz)

[40A]

2.5±8digit

(60-500Hz)

[40A]

1.5%±5digit

(50-60Hz)

[600A/1000A]

2.5±5digit

(60-500Hz)

[600A/1000A]

Crest factor add 2% into

spec for CF>2

3.0Max@500A

2.5Max@600A

3.0Max@500A

2.5Max@600A

1.4Max@1000A

AC response rms rms

( A dc)

Range 40.00A

600.0A

40.00A

600.0A

1000A

Resolution 0.01A

0.1A

0.01A

0.1A

Accuracy

1.6%±6digit

[40A]

1.5%±5digit

[600A]

1.6%±6digit

[40A]

1.5%±5digit

[600A/1000A]

Range 600.0V

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(V ac) Resolution 0.1V

Accuracy 1.5%±5 digit (20-500Hz)

AC response rms

(V dc)

Range 600.0V

Resolution 0.1V

Accuracy 1%±4 digit

Ω

Range 400.0Ω

4000Ω

Resolution 0.1Ω

1Ω

Accuracy 1%±5 digit

≤30Ω

Inrush Integration time N/A 100ms

Range N/A 5.0-500.0Hz

Accuracy N/A 0.5%±5 digit

Trigger Level N/A

10-100Hz ≥5

A, 5-10Hz,

100-500Hz ≥10A

The accuracy specifications apply at 73℉±41℉ (23℃±5 )℃

Below 64 and above 82 (18 and above 28 ) accuracy degrades at (0.1) times specification per .℉℉℃℃ ℃

True rms for ac V and ac A accuracy is specified from 5% to 100% of range.

Table 3. Environmental Specifications

Operating Temperature 14℉to 122℉(-10 to 50℃℃)

Storage Temperature -40℉to 140℉(-40℃to 60℃)

Operating Humidity

Non condensing (<50℉) (<10℃)

90% RH (50℉to 86℉) (10℃to 30℃)

75% RH (86℉to 104℉) (30℃to 40℃)

45% RH (104℉to 122℉) (40℃to 50℃)

Without Condensation

Operating Altitude 1 mile (2000 meters) above mean sea level

Storage Altitude 7 miles (12,000 meters ) above mean sea level

IP Rating IP40

Vibration Requirements Random MIL-PRF-28800F Class 2, 5-500HZ, 30

minutes per axis

Drop Test Requirements 3 ft (1m) drop test, six sides, oak floor

EMI, RFI, EMC Instrument unspecified for use in EMC field ≥0.1V/m

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Temperature Coefficients

0.1× (specified accuracy)/℃

(<64℉or >82℉)

(<18℃or >28℃)

METER FUNCTION

Table 4.

○

1Current sensing clamp

○

Tactile barrier

Warning: To avoid injury, do not hold the clamp meter anywhere above

the tactile barrier.

○

3 Rotary function switch

○

4 Select AC or DC

○

5 Hold button: freeze the display reading and releases the reading when pressed a

second time.

○

6 LCD

○

Min Max button: when first pressed, the clamp meter shows maximum input. With

subsequent presses, the minimum and the average inputs are shown. Hold for 2

seconds to exit min max mode.

This function works in current, voltage and Hz modes.

○

8 Inrush button (319 only): press this button to enter inrush mode. Press it a second time

to exit. Integration time is 100ms.

○

9 Volts/Ohm input terminal

○

10 Common terminal

○

11 Zero button: zero the display for DC measurement.

○

12 Backlight button: turn the backlight on and off. The Blacklight stays on for 2 minutes

when there is no button or switch interaction and then shuts off.

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○

13 Jaw release

○

14 Alignment marks: to meet accuracy specifications the conductor must be aligned with

the marks.

Table 5. Rotary Switch

Switch Position Function

OFF Clamp meter is powered down

DC and AC voltage

Resistance and continuity

40A current range

600A current range

1000A current range (319 only)

Hz Frequency (319 only)

Table 6. Display

To see all segments on the display at once, press while turning the clamp meter on.

○

1 Inrush is active (319 only) ○

7DC mode

○

2 Hold is active ○

8AC mode

○

3 Volts ○

9Batteries are low and must be changed

○

4 Amps ○

10 Negative reading

○

5 Ohms ○

11 High voltage indicator

○

6 Hertz (319 only) ○

MAX-Maximum reading displayed

MIN-Minimum reading displayed

AVG-Average reading is displayed

TAKING MEASUREMENTS

Warning

To avoid electric shock or personal injury:

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When making current measurements, disconnect the test leads from the clamp meter.

Keep fingers behind Tactile Barrier. See table 4.

Note

When measuring current, center the conductor in the clamp using the alignment marks on the clamp. See table 4.

Zero

Before taking DC measurements, zero the clamp meter to ensure correct readings. Zeroing the clamp meter removes DC offset

(ambient noise) from the reading.

Note

Before zeroing the clamp meter, make sure the jaws are closed and there is no conductor between them.

To zero the clamp meter, press .

MEASURING AC OR DC CURRENT

To measure AC or DC current:

1. Turn the rotary function switch to the proper current range.

2. Press to select DC current if necessary. The default is AC current.

3. If measuring DC, wait for the display to stabilize and then press to zero the clamp meter.

Note: Before zeroing the clamp meter, make sure the jaws are closed and there is no conductor between them.

4. Open the clamp by pressing the jaw release and insert the conductor to be measured into the clamp.

5. Close the clamp and center the conductor using the jaw alignment marks.

6. View the reading on the LCD.

Warning: To avoid possible electric shock or personal injury, currents moving in opposite directions cancel each

other. Place only ONE conductor into the clamp at a time, see figure 5.

Figure 5. Connecting the Clamp Meter

MEASURING AC AND DC VOLTAGE

Warning

To avoid electric shock or personal injury:

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When making electrical connectors, connect the common test lead before connecting the live test lead; when

disconnecting, disconnect the live test lead before disconnecting the common test lead.

When using test probes, keep fingers behind the finger guards.

To measure AC or DC voltage:

1. Turn the rotary function switch to .

2. If measuring DC voltage, press to shift to DC voltage. The default is AC voltage.

3. Connect the black test lead to the COM terminal and the red test lead to the terminal.

4. Measure the voltage by touching the probes to the desired test points of circuit. See figure 6 and 7.

5. See the reading on the LCD.

Figure6.ACVoltageMeasurement Figure7.DCVoltageMeasurement

MEASURING RESISTANCE

Warning

To avoid possible electric shock or personal injury, when measuring resistance in a circuit, make sure the power to the

circuit is turned off and all capacitors are discharged.

To measure resistance:

1. Turn the rotary function switch to .

2. Remove power from the circuit being tested.

3. Connect the black test lead to the COM terminal and the red test lead to the terminal.

4. Measure the resistance by touching the probes to the desired test points of the circuit. See figure 8.

5. See the reading on the LCD.

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Figure8.MeasuringResistance

TESTING CONTINUITY

Warning

To avoid electrical shock when testing continuity in a circuit, make sure the power to the circuit is turned off and all capacitors

are discharged.

To test continuity:

1. Remove power from the circuit being tested.

2. Turn the rotary function switch to .

3. Connect the black test lead to the COM terminal and the red test lead to the terminal.

4. Connect the probes across the circuit or component to be tested. See figure 9.

5. If the resistance is <30Ω, the beeper sounds continuously denoting continuity. If the display reads OL, the circuit is open.

Figure9.MeasuringContinuity

Warning

To avoid electrical shock or personal injury, do not touch the terminals while measuring. Dangerous voltages can be

present at the input terminals but not displayed.

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MEASURING CURRENT FREQUENCY (319 ONLY)

To measure current frequency:

1. Turn the rotary switch to Hz.

2. Open the clamp by pressing the jaw release and insert the conductor to be measured into the clamp.

3. Close the clamp and center the conductor using the jaw alignment marks.

4. See the reading on the LCD.

The frequency reading appears on the display.

HOLD

To capture and hold the present reading, press while taking a reading. Press again to return to the live reading. High

voltage will be designated by .

MIN MAX AVG

To use the Min Max Avg functions:

1. Press once to set the clamp meter to MAX (maximum) mode.

2. Press again to set the clamp meter to MIN (minimum) mode.

3. Press a third time and the clamp meter displays an AVG (average) of the readings.

4. Pressing for more than 2 seconds sets the clamp meter back to normal operation.

5. Press in MIN MAX AVG mode to freeze the realtime record. In this mode, press to select a recorded value to view.

INRUSH CURRENT (319 ONLY)

To measure inrush current (see figure 10.)

1. Place the source wire into the clamp. Make sure the wire is below the alignment marks on the clamp.

2. With the source power off, turn the clamp meter to the correct range of .

3. Press .

4. Switch the source power on and note the inrush current reading on the display.

Figure10.MeasuringInrushCurrent

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