Gossen MetraWatt SECUTEST PRO Manual page 40

Test instruments for measuring the electrical safety of devices
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Setting Measuring Parameters for IG
Measuring
Meaning
Parameter
Measurement Type
Direct
Direct measuring method,
optional probe contact
Differential
Differential current
measurement
Alternative
Equivalent leakage current mea-
suring method with probe con-
tact
AT3 adapter
SECUTEST PRO or feature I01:
measurement with AT3 adapter
Clamp
Measurement of device leakage
current via current clamp sensor
with voltage output, and conver-
sion to and display as current
values.
Polarity
1
– for direct, differential and AT3 adapter measurement types
only
L/N or N/L
Selection of polarity for mains voltage to the test socket
U(set) – for alternative measurement type only
110 V, 115 V,
Selection of a line voltage for synthetic test voltage
220 V, 230 V, 240 V
Frequency(set) – for alternative measurement type only
48 Hz ... 400 Hz
Selection of a line frequency for synthetic test voltage
Clamp factor – only for clamp measurement type
1:1
Transformation ratio of the current clamp sensor.
For setting the current clamp factor at the WZ12C clamp and the
SECUTEST PRO (see table above).
1
Measurement must be performed with mains polarity in both directions.
The largest value is documented
40
Suitable for
DUT Connection via
Test socket,
AT16DI/AT32DI (only diff. is
sensible)
Test socket
Test socket, AT16DI/AT32DI
AT3-IIIE, AT3-IIS, AT3-IIS32
Permanent connection
Test Sequence
➭ Set the rotary switch to the I
➭ Connect the DUT in accordance with the selected measuring
method.
➭ Set the parameters:
Select the Direct, Differential or Alternative measurement type.
➭ As an alternative, you can select the measurement type
directly using the key shown at the right.
➭ In the case of direct and differential current measurement,
measurement must be performed with mains plug po-
larity in both directions. Select the respective polarity
to this end by pressing the NL/LN key.
➭ Start the test: press the
➭ After each reconnection to the mains, and as soon as
the first test is started, a mains connection test is exe-
cuted.
➭ In the case of the direct or differential measurement type:
acknowledge the warning which indicates that line
voltage will be connected to the test socket.
➭ The measured values are displayed. The measured
value recording symbol shown at the right appears.
Each time this key is pressed, the currently displayed
measured value is saved to the buffer.
➭ Stop the test: press the
START/STOP
The save symbol appears (floppy disk showing the
number of measured values stored to buffer memory)
and prompts you to save the measured values to an ID
number.
➭ Read the measured values and compare them with the
table of permissible limit values.
➭ Press the ESC key in order to discard the measured
values stored to buffer memory and acknowledge by
pressing the key shown at the right.
Test Sequence with AT3-IIIE Adapter
!
Attention!
Please observe the operating instructions for the AT3-
IIIE regarding correct connection of the test adapter and
the device under test, as well as peculiarities involved in
the test sequence.
Maximum Allowable Limit Values for Equivalent Leakage Current
in mA
Test Standard
I
GA
PC I: 3.5 / 1 mA/kW
VDE 0701-0702
PC II: 0.5
IEC 62353
(VDE 0751-1)
I
Device leakage current
GA
I
Equivalent leakage current
EA
PE
Protective conductor
1
For devices with heating power ≥ 3.5 kW
2
This limit value is not taken into consideration in the DIN EN 62353
(VDE 0751-1) standard.
position.
G
START/STOP
key.
key.
I
EDL
1
PC I (PE or parts connected to PE)
Permanently connected devices with PE
Portable x-ray devices with additional PE
Portable x-ray devices without additional PE
Devices with mineral insulation
GMC-I Messtechnik GmbH
2
0.2
PC II
1
10
5
2
5

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