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General| Model | 380950 |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response (Sound Level) | 31.5Hz to 8kHz |
| Battery | 9V |
| Display | LCD |
| Max Voltage | 600V |
| Max Current | 400A |
| Weighting Networks | A & C |
| Time Weighting | Fast/Slow |
Indicates user must refer to manual for further information or hazardous voltages may be present.
Important precautions such as not exceeding input ranges or switching off the meter when not in use.
Crucial warnings regarding function switch use, voltage limits, and test lead disconnection.
Precautions for preventing damage, shock, injury, or death, including care with high voltages.
Instructions for measuring AC/DC current using the clamp meter, including zeroing the display.
Steps for measuring AC/DC voltage, including connecting test leads and selecting AC/DC mode.
Procedure for measuring resistance, involving test probes and circuit disconnection for accuracy.
How to perform a continuity check using the meter, noting the audible signal for low resistance.
Procedure for testing diodes, including forward and reverse voltage readings.
Steps for measuring capacitance, emphasizing safety by discharging capacitors first.
How to measure frequency and duty cycle using the Hz/% function.
Details on using the analog signal output for DCA and ACA ranges with external devices.
Explanation of how to switch between autoranging and manual ranging modes.
Instructions on how to freeze the displayed reading using the HOLD button.
How to turn the LCD backlight on and off using the HOLD button.
Information on using the ZERO button for Capacitance and DC Current measurements.
Equipment connected to circuits with transient overvoltages limited to low levels.
Energy-consuming equipment supplied from fixed installations.
Equipment in fixed installations, like switches and industrial devices.
Equipment used at the origin of an installation, like electricity meters.
Guidelines for cleaning the meter with mild detergent and storing it properly.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the meter's batteries.
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