Electrical Immunity; Safety Inspection; Battery Care - Fluke VR101S User Manual

Electrical Immunity

The recorder's internal circuitry is solid-state with built-in
EMI and RFI protection to ensure reliable readings. The
recorder will withstand exposure to a 3,400V transient
for a duration of 20 ms.

Safety Inspection

We recommend that you inspect the recorder
periodically for visible damage. To ensure that it
operates safely, inspect for missing labels, cracks in the
case, or bent and/or broken blades.

Battery Care

The recorder contains a lithium battery which will, under
normal circumstances, allow it to operate for 7 years.
Exposing the recorder to extreme temperatures for
extended periods of time may reduce battery life by as
much as 50%. The recorder is designed for INDOOR
USE. It should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
Do not store the recorder with the event indicator
flashing. This consumes battery power and reduces
battery life. (See page 17 for information on how to
clear the recorder's events from memory.)
To extend battery life, keep the recorder plugged into a
standard convenience outlet (even when not in use).
This conserves battery power especially when
frequently downloading stored events.
Battery poses fire, explosion and severe
burn hazard. Do not recharge, disassemble,
heat above 212 °F (100 °C), incinerate, or
expose contents to water
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