Displaying Measured Values - Bender ISOMETER isoGEN423 Manual

Insulation monitoring device
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4.3

Displaying measured values

Overview
HiS
Display
± R k
C µF
~ ± U L1 L2 = V
± U L1
± U L2
± R %
The measured value can be displayed in the history memory.
*
The measured value can be configured as standard display.
Displaying the current measured values
The standard display shows the currently measured value for R
all other measured values. After 5 min. at the latest the display switches back to the standard display.
ADVICE
The pulse symbol indicates a currently measured value. If this symbol does not appear, the
measurement is still ongoing and the latest valid measured value will be displayed. The symbols '˂' or
'˃' will be displayed additionally to the measured value when a response value has been reached or
violated, or the measured value is below or above the measuring range.
Insulation resistance
1 k ... 2 M
The '+' or '–' sign appears, when an error of R
or L2/– with |R%| ≥ 30 %. In addition, in the DC system U
System leakage capacitance
1 nF ... 17 µF
No update if R
F
Nominal system voltage L1 - L2
0 V
... 500 V
trueRMS
When U
> 20 V in a DC system, the '+' or '–' sign indicates the polarity at
RMS
terminals 'L1/+' and 'L2/–'. The sign '~' indicates an AC system.
Residual voltage L1/+ - PE
= V
0 V
... ±500 V
DC
Residual voltage L2/– - PE
= V
0 V
... ±500 V
DC
Fault location in %
-100 % ... +100 %
This value is displayed only in the 'dc' setting with a mains voltage U
R
= (200 % * R
F+
R
= (200 % * R
F-
Description
< 10 k .
trueRMS
DC
DC
) / (100 % + x %)
F
) / (100 % – x %)
F
or U
. Press the up or down buttons to display
F
n
isoGEN423_D00221_05_M_XXEN
ISOMETER® isoGEN423
R
*
F
Resolution 1 k
< 100 k is mainly detected at L1/+
F
must be ≥ 20 V.
n
C
e
Resolution 1 nF
U
*
n
Resolution 1 V
trueRMS
U
L1e
Resolution 1 V
DC
U
L2e
Resolution V
DC
≥ 20 V
.
n
DC
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