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- Page 1 Handheld Thermometer Instruction Manual HR-1400 AE-100289 First edition (May 2022) Anritsu Meter Co., Ltd. 2-4-5, Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, 153-0064, Japan TEL: +81-3-3491-9181 FAX: +81-3-3493-6729...
- Page 3 Safety information Caution To safely operate and service the thermometer and to prevent any product damage and/or maintain the precise temperature measurement results, please carefully follow the instructions below: Do not use this product for any purpose other than taking temperature measurements.
- Page 4 In no event is Anritsu Meter liable to anyone for any indirect, special, or consequential damages as a result of using this product. Warranty and After-sales Service ...
- Page 5 - Failure due to misuse, abuse, and/or modification. (Please note that if the case of the product is opened or the screws are loosened, such an act will be regarded as a modification.) Note: Our thermocouple sensors are consumables and are not covered by the warranty.
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents General ....................1 Unpacking ..................1 2.1. Unpacking ....................1 2.2. Repacking ....................1 Name and Explanation of Each Part ..........2 3.1. External View ..................... 2 3.2. Display ......................3 Preparations Before Taking Measurements ........4 4.1. -
Page 8: General
1. General This product is a handheld thermometer for high precision, reliability, and usability. It has a high-precision analog technology and a microcomputer to digitally correct measured data, making highly stable and high-precision temperature measuring possible. 2. Unpacking 2.1. Unpacking Please check if the following items are present when unpacking. -
Page 9: Name And Explanation Of Each Part
3. Name and Explanation of Each Part 3.1. External View (HR-1400) ① Sensor input connector ② display ③ Key switch panel ④ Battery housing ⑤ Hand strap... -
Page 10: Display
3.2. Display ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ Description ① HOLD Indicator Lights when using the hold function A-OFF Indicator Lights when using the auto-off function ② Battery level Indicator Battery level ③ Main display Main display ④ °C Temperature symbol ⑤... -
Page 11: Preparations Before Taking Measurements
4. Preparations Before Taking Measurements 4.1. How to Install the Batteries Make sure to turn the power off when replacing batteries. (1) Remove both (2) Pay attention screws and to the open the cover orientation of of the battery the batteries. housing. -
Page 12: How To Set The Sensor
4.3. How to Set the Sensor Set the sensor to the main unit as shown in the illustration below. It is designed so that if the sensor orientation is incorrect, it cannot be fully inserted. If the sensor is forcefully inserted, failure may result. Please check the sensor’s orientation before inserting it. -
Page 13: Operations And Functions
5. Operations and Functions 5.1. Power ON/OFF Pressing the POWER key will illuminate all the indicators for about three seconds and start the measurements. Press the POWER key again to turn the instrument off. All illuminated Normal measurement 5.2. HOLD Function Press the HOLD key to maintain the indicated values during measurements. -
Page 14: Automatic Power Off Function
5.3. Automatic Power OFF Function When the AUTO OFF key is pressed, “AUTO OFF” symbol will illuminate on the screen. If no key operation is performed for a certain period of time (about five minutes), the power will automatically be turned off, preventing the unit from remaining turned on. -
Page 15: Retention Of Setup Data
Retention of Setup Data Some settings will be released when the batteries are exchanged or when the instrument is turned off. Please check the details in the following table: Function HOLD Released Automatic power OFF Retained 7. Checking the Remaining Battery Remaining battery is displayed in the top right corner of the indication. -
Page 16: Error Messages
8. Error Messages 8.1. Indication of a Broken Wire of the Sensor If the sensor has a broken wire or is disconnected, the burnout (broken wire) indication is displayed. If this indication is displayed, replace the sensor with a new one or connect the sensor. 8.2. -
Page 17: Maintenance
9. Maintenance 9.1. Storage When storing the instrument, avoid the following places: - In direct sunlight - Subject to heavy vibrations - High humidity (85%RH or more) - High temperature atmosphere (50°C or higher) - Filled with dust, waste, corrosive gas, and/or salt - High electromagnetic field To store the instrument for a long time, it is recommended to remove the batteries and store the unit in the original packaging at time of delivery. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting: Before Contacting Support
10. Troubleshooting: Before Contacting Support If you find any abnormalities or become unable to operate the instrument, first check for the following items. If you still cannot solve the issue, please contact your retailer or our company. (1) The instrument does not operate when power is turned on: - Is the orientation of the batteries in the correct manner? Reset the batteries. -
Page 19: Series Specifications
HR Series Specifications ASP specifications (common) Model (HR-) 1100, 1200, 1300, 1301, 1400, 1500 Operation switches Membrane keyboard (with clicking function) Input connector ASP connector (thermocouple homogeneous metals) Input Thermocouple Type E or K No. of input Signal source resistance 1 kΩ... - Page 20 Power supply See specifications (power supply) Accessories See specifications (accessories) EMC: EN61326-1: 2013 Conformity standards (CE) EN 61326-2-1: 2013 class A Table2 (Industrial) RoHS: IEC EN 63000:2018...
- Page 21 ANP specifications (common) Model (HR-) 1150, 1250, 1350, 1351, 1450, 1550 Operation switches Membrane keyboard (with clicking function) Input connector ANP connector (thermocouple homogeneous metals) Input Thermocouple Type E or K No. of input Signal source resistance 1 kΩ or less -200 to 800°C 1°C -200 to 1370°C...
- Page 22 Accessories See specifications (accessories) EMC: EN61326-1: 2013 Conformity standards (CE) EN 61326-2-1: 2013 class A Table2 (Industrial) RoHS: IEC EN 63000: 2018 * About the tolerance The indication tolerance on the main unit of the thermometer is calculated as “measurement accuracy + accuracy of reference junction compensation”. However, this product is manufactured by customizing the reference junction compensation section for individual products.
- Page 23 Specifications (analog output) HR-13*1 Output rate (to be switched by 1 mV/°C 10 mV/°C indication resolution) (1°C resolution) (0.1°C resolution) Full range @1°C Full range @0.1°C Output range resolution resolution measurements measurements Add equivalent to Analog output conversion accuracy Add equivalent to ±1°C (1 mV) to (under the ±0.1°C (1 mV) to...
- Page 24 * About analog output The indicated value is D/A-converted and outputted. The timing of an update is about 200 mS, and the output resolution is in the order of 1 mV. * When not used, turn the analog output off (see instruction manual.) Specifications (alarm output) HR-13*0 and HR-13*1 Within upper/lower Below lower limit...
- Page 25 * Lithium batteries are not used. * AC adaptor (optional) Type name: AD-100-500-HR-R (100 VAC input); AD-220-500-HR-R (220 VAC input) Specifications (accessories) Instruction manual Test report Warranty sheet Common Soft case Hand strap 4 x Alkaline AA battery (LR6) HR-13*1 Analog output cable (ANGHA-1.5) HR-13*0, Alarm output cable (ALMHA-1.5)
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