Fluke 8010A - 601-1. Introduction (Rechargeable Battery Option); 601-3. Specifications (Rechargeable Battery Option); 601-5. Operation (Rechargeable Battery Option)

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Option
Rechargeable
Battery
Option
601-1.
INTRODUCTION
601-2.
The
Rechargeable
Battery
Option (801XA-01)
for
the 8010A and the
801
2A replaces
the standard
Multimeter power supply with a power supply that will
operate from
rechargeable
batteries or line power. If the
batteries are fully charged, your Multimeter will operate
for 15
hours (typical) before the batteries
must
be
recharged.
601-3.
SPECIFICATIONS
601-4. The specifications for the Rechargeable Battery
Option are
given in Table
601-1.
All other specifications
are
equivalent
to those given
for
the Multimeters
in
Section 1 of this manual.
601-5. OPERATION
WARNING
DO
NOT OPERATE YOUR
801XA-01
WITH
THE BATTERIES
REMOVED.
601-6. Operation
of
an 801XA-01 differs
in
three
respects from
the
operation the standard
Multimeter:
battery
charging, the BT annunciator on the display,
and
line-frequency noise
rejection.
601
-7.
Battery
Charging
601-8.
To
recharge
the batteries,
connect your
Multimeter
to line power and set the POWER switch
to
the OFF
position.
If
the POWER switch is set to the
ON
position,
the
batteries receive a reduced charge
that
is
sufficient
to
maintain their charge level but insufficient
to
charge
the
batteries to a higher level.
601-9.
BT
Annunciator
601-10. The BT (Battery Charge) annunciator will
appear in' the upper-left
corner
of
the
LCD when the
battery
charge reaches an insufficient level. (The
BT
annunciator also
appears
briefly
during
power-down.)
After the BT annunciator
appears,
your Multimeter may
be
used for
1/2
hour (typical) before its accuracy is
degraded.
Table
601-1.
8010A/8012A
Specifications
8010A/8012A
BATTERY OPTION:
BATTERIES:
TYPE:
NiCAD
OPERATING
TIME:
15
to 30 hours
typical (actual time depends
on function(s) used)
RECHARGE TIME: (with
POWER switch in OFF position): 14
hours for
full charge
POWER
CONSUMPTION;
3.5W
max.
LINE VOLTAGE:
90-264V,
50 Hz or 60 Hz,
high
or
low levei line voltage is
field
selectable (see
procedure).
STANDARDS;
lEC 348: Protection Class
1
when operated from
supply
mains
Protection Class
2
when
operated from
internal
batteries
601-1