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Summary of Contents for SISCO WT103
- Page 1 WT103 Digital Guassmeter...
- Page 2 As holding the sensor,(no staff guage side)torch the surface of measuring Model WT103 digital Tasla meter is controlled by the SCM, which is suitable for handle operation.It can be used to measure DC magnetic field and flux dencity.The device can be carried on one’s person. It is characterized by its wide measuring range,simple operation and clear display.
- Page 3 Press the key of the Power On/OFF in the panel and the digital display screen should display zero. Screen of Display 4..Select a suitable measurement range Press the key RANGE switchover again and again , the measurement range would be transformed within 0-200 mT or 0-2000 mT. Manipulation Procedure 1.
- Page 4 6. Reset zero 9. Reset Peak-value holding Keep the sensor far away from magnetic field as the state of holding .If the display screen should not show “000”.you must press the key(7) to adjust it to When kept the Peak-value holding , but need to measure new peak value and the forecast value will be lower forecast.
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Page 5: Main Technical Parameters
Main Technical Parameters Rang: 0~200mT~2000mT 4. Peak/Real Value Switch Accuracy: ±1% ±2% 5. DC/AC Switch Sensitivity: 0.01mT, 0.1mT 6. Range Changing 7. mT/Gs Unit Changing Temperature of environment: 5℃-40℃ 8. Power On/Off Relative humidity: 20%-80%(no condensation) 9. External power supply socket Power Supply: Battery 6V, constant DC power Dimension: 150mm×70mm×30mm Weight: N.W: 500g G.W:900g... -
Page 6: Maintenance And Notes
Don’t attempt to repair, or disassemble, and any reconstruct this instrument. Maintenance and Notes Use onlu recommended power accessories. 1. As the status of measuring ,if the instrument could not be adjusted to the zero or no display Don’t connect the terminals of the outer power supply reversely. the inner is value.
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