Table Of Contents; Presentation - AEMC C.A 5210 User Manual

1 - Presentation ............................................................................. 3
2 - Description ............................................................................... 4
3 - DC and AC voltage (V) ............................................................ 5
4 - Voltages with low impedance (V elec) .................................. 6
5 - Continuity and resistance (
6 - Diode test (
7 - Capacitance (
8- Frequency (Hz) ....................................................................... 8
9 - DC and AC current (A and mA) ............................................... 9
10 - General specifications ......................................................... 10
11 - To order (accessories) ......................................................... 11
12 - Warranty ................................................................................ 11
13 - Maintenance .......................................................................... 11
Technical and Sales Assistance .......................................... 12
The C.A 5210 and C.A 5220 are designed for the daily needs of
professionals in electricity.
They have a dual display :
- digital 4000 counts
- 40 segment bargraph
The range selection is automatic, with the possibility of manual
selection on the C.A 5220. It switches Off automatically if no control
or function button is pressed for 30 minutes.
Model C.A 5220, which is more complete, in particular allows the
direct measurement of current and frequency measurement (see
Description chapter).
Various measurement accessories broaden the scope of application
or provide the multimeter with new functions.
See the list of accessories and references on the " To Order " page
(Documentation upon request).
Note: Only use accessories suitable for the voltage and the voltage
surge category of the circuit to be measured (as per IEC 1010).
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1 - PRESENTATION

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