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Operating Instructions
Lux Meter
ML-5052C / ML-5052B
PCE Americas Inc.
711 Commerce Way
Suite 8
Southpoint Business Park
Jupiter
FL-33458
Hampshire / Southampton
USA
United Kingdom, SO31 4RF
From outside US: +1
Tel: (561) 320-9162
Fax: (561) 320-9176
info@pce-americas.com
info@industrial-needs.com
www.pce-instruments.com/english
www.pce-instruments.com
PCE Instruments UK Ltd.
Units 12/13
Ensign way
From outside UK: +44
Tel: (0) 2380 98703 0
Fax: (0) 2380 98703 9
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- Page 1 PCE Americas Inc. PCE Instruments UK Ltd. 711 Commerce Way Units 12/13 Suite 8 Southpoint Business Park Jupiter Ensign way FL-33458 Hampshire / Southampton Operating Instructions United Kingdom, SO31 4RF Lux Meter From outside US: +1 From outside UK: +44...
- Page 2 Perspective view of ML 5032C/B USB Back of display unit: - serial number of display unit - calibration seal for DAkkS- or USB-Port factory certificate (if available) - battery door Display Key pad Photometer- Back of photometer head: Light- head - serial number of display unit collector - tripod socket ¼...
- Page 3 Thank you for buying the precise MAVOLUX 5032C/B USB from GOSSEN. Your new luxmeter guarantees the reliably measure for illuminance of daylight and artificial sources of light including LED. Even in the case of very bright sunlight or illumination from headlights, no accessories are required.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Page Contents Page Display and Operation Elements ..9 Accessories ........17 Display ..........9 Delivery Contents ......... 17 Key Pad ..........9 Optional Accessories ......17 5.2.1 Luminance Attachment ......17 Functioning of MAVOLUX ....10 5.2.2 Adapter Disc ........17 Preparation ........... - Page 5 Preparation for use Please ensure that you are familiar with the operation of your measuring device and do some test measurements to ensure the proper function of the device. If you are using it for quality inspections or for expertise please check if the instrument is calibrated and it is within the defined calibration interval.
- Page 6 Warnings In the event of malfunction, switch off the measuring device immediately. If the event that smoke develops or unusual odors become apparent, which are caused by either the measuring device, remove the battery from the meter in order to prevent possible fire. Continuing to operate the measuring device after such malfunctions have occurred may result in severe injury.
- Page 7 Handle batteries with care. Rechargeable and normal batteries may leak or explode if handled incorrectly. Please adhere to the following safety precautions: Make sure that the measuring device is switched off before removing or inserting batteries. Only use the batteries which are recommended for this meter.
- Page 8 Notes Reproduction of product documentation or duplication of any excerpts from the same requires the express consent. This also applies to duplication in any electronic format and translation into other languages. Documentation is subject to change without notice. ...
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Page 9: Display And Operation Elements
1 Display and Operating Elements 1.1 Display 1.2 Key Pad Display of measuring value and Memory Switch On/Off Measuring Unit Range key – Memory/Measuring range Display „HOLD„ indication / Buffer Storage lx/fc – Select measuring unit Multiplying factor for measuring value HOLD –... -
Page 10: Functioning Of Mavolux
2 Functioning of MAVOLUX 2.1 Preparation First remove the snap-on cover of the battery compartment at the back of the meter. Insert the battery included in the delivery contents (1.5 V size AA, IEC LR6) in the battery compartment. Care should be taken to place the battery correctly according to the polarity indications “+“... -
Page 11: Mavolux Operation
3 MAVOLUX Operation 3.1 Switch On – Make Measurement Press down the on/off key and the MAVOLUX will start up in measuring mode and will immediately be measuring at 2 times per second. The instrument is in the function „AUTO“, i.e. the MAVOLUX will select the best suited measuring range for the existing light level. -
Page 12: Memory Functions
3.4 Memory Functions In addition to the display buffer storage, the MAVOLUX has also been provided with a memory space for up to 100 measured values. This function allows the user to make several measurements in the field and then to view them later. The data stored in the memory will be maintained, even if the meter is turned off or if the battery is changed. -
Page 13: Mem - Save Measured Values
3.4.2 Mem – Save Measured Values The measurement measured value which is to be saved will Hold be maintained by the Hold key in the display and may be filed onto the next free memory space by pressing down key Mem. Then, for a few seconds, the display shows the saved measured value alternating with the number of the memory space. -
Page 14: Mem-Edit - Overwrite A Saved Measured Value
3.4.3 Mem-Edit – Overwrite a Saved Measured Value The MAVOLUX offers the function „Mem Edit“ for correcting a Hold stored value in the memory. Measure again, press the Hold key and the new value is logged in. Then, by pressing one of the range keys, you can scroll through the memory. -
Page 15: Mem-Recall - Data Memory Recall
3.4.4 Mem Recall – Data Memory Recall Start in the function „Measuring“ and press down the key Mem. The last memory space filled will be displayed first. Strike one of the Range keys to scroll through the data memory. The current memory space is displayed as 01-02..., alternating with the measured value saved in the memory. -
Page 16: Mem-Clear - Clear Memory
3.4.5 Mem-Clear – Clear Memory The MAVOLUX must be in function „HOLD“. Pressing down the Auto and Range keys simultaneously, will clear the complete measuring data memory. The cancelling is confirmed in the display by three dashes. 4 USB Port – GLUX 2 Software The MAVOLUX is equipped with a USB Port which allows the meter to be connected to a PC by the USB cable (in the delivery contents). -
Page 17: Accessories
5 Accessories 5.1 Delivery Contents - Instrument with protectice sensor cover cap - Aluminum case - Battery 1,5 V mignon, type AA - Instructions DE/GB - USB cable - Instructions FR/ES, IT on website - Software package for download on website - Calibration protocol 5.2 Optional Accessories 5.2.1 Luminance Attachment (M516G) -
Page 18: Specifications
7 Specifications Light Sensor Silicon photo diode with V ( ) filter Classification ML 5032 USB – Class C according to DIN 5032, Part 7 (CIE 69) ML 5032 USB – Class B according to DIN 5032, Part 7 (CIE 69) Accuracy + 3 % + 1 digit of reading Measuring Rate... - Page 19 Weights and Dimensions Housing Plastics Dimensions Display Unit: 65 x 120 x 19 mm 2.56 x 4.73 x 0.75“ (without carrying case) Photometer Head: 31 x 105 x 30 mm 1.22 x 4.13 x 1.18” tripod socket ¼ “ on bottom side Light sensor Light sensitive surface of the diffuser: approx.
- Page 20 Characteristics ML 5032 B USB Measuring Quantity Measuring Range Measuring Range Resolution Resolution in Lux (lx) in footcandle (fc) in lx in fc Illuminance 0.01... 19.99 0.001... 1.999 0.01 0.001 0.1... 199.9 0.01... 19.99 0.01 1... 1 999 0.1... 199.9 10...
- Page 21 )-Adaptation (f ´ ) ML 5032B USB ´ < 3 %...
- Page 22 Characteristics ML 5032 C USB Measuring Quantity Measuring Range Measuring Range Resolution Resolution in Lux (lx) in footcandle (fc) in lx in fc Illuminance 0.1... 199.9 0.01... 19.99 0.01 1... 1 999 0.1... 199.9 10... 19 990 1... 1 999 100...
- Page 23 )-Adaptation (f ´ ) ML 5032C USB ´ < 7,5 %...
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