Electrical Features - Circutor Getest Instruction Manual

- The use of a Windows-based device to control the MPC lets you take advantage of the
power of Windows software, and avoid having to carry other tools, like notepads,
calculators, etc.
- Operates on 50 and 60 Hz networks
- Detects non-resistive earthing connections and self-adjusts in order to measure correctly
- Measures step and contact voltage and earth resistance
- True-RMS voltmeter accurate to 10 mV. Auto ranging up to 700 Vac.
- True-RMS ammeter accurate to 10 mA. Auto ranging up to 100 Vac.
- It has built-in safety protection that make it almost impossible to cause harm to people
- Output protected against short-circuit (25 Vac output limited to 35 A).

5.2.- ELECTRICAL FEATURES

F-N Voltage (L1-N)
Frequency
Current
You need a low-impedance power supply line to get maximum performance, given
that peaks of up to 130 A for 20 ms may appear when applying maximum power.
We recommend using cable with a cross-section of 2.5 mm
resistance in the cabling.
We recommend protecting the line with: 50 A B-curve Circuit Breaker (ICP), or 30
A C-curve Circuit Breaker, or 16 A D-curve Circuit Breaker, per EN60898. This
avoids potential firing of the protections when taking measurements with the unit.
Maximum output voltage
Maximum current
Maximum power
Voltmeter
Type
Input impedance
Resolution
Maximum voltage
Ranges
Accuracy
Power circuit
230 Vac ±20%
Measurement circuit
700 Vac range – 0.5 Vac resolution
280 Vac range – 0.1 Vac resolution
105 Vac range – 0.1 Vac resolution
70 Vac range – 0.1 Vac resolution
30 Vac range – 0.1 Vac resolution
0.8 Vac range – 0.1 Vac resolution
Auto (0.8, 30, 70, 105, 280 and 700)
1% reading + 2 digits
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50...60 Hz
15 Aac
2
or greater to get low
600 Vac
50 A at 10 Ω
5 A at 110 Ω
30 KVA
True-RMS
1 KΩ
700 Vac
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