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GMC-I Messtechnik GmbH 59
Momentary line voltage at the
SECUTEST test instrument is out-
side of the range permitted for a
10 A/25 A-R
PE
measurement (110
to 120 V or 220 to 240 V).
The 10 A/25 A-R
PE
measurement
is only available when line voltage
is between 220 V and 240 V or
110 V and 120 V at 50 Hz or
60 Hz.
If you’re working with the SECUT-
EST in a system which does not lie
within this voltage range, use one
of the 200 mA test currents in
order to determine protective con-
ductor resistance.
Connection Error at the Test Socket
Test probe P1 is not connected.
Or
The test instrument’s 10 A/25 A
transformer is overheated.
Or
One of the fuses has blown (fuse
holder in close proximity to the
mains input).
Repeat measurement with probe P1
connected.
Check the fuses and replace if nec-
essary.
Select a different test current (e.g.
200 mA) or wait until the trans-
former has cooled down and then
repeat the measurement.
Attention!
!
The 10 A/25 A measurement
is not suitable for continuous
operation!
A short-circuit has been detected
at the test socket between L and
N.
Determine whether or not the de-
vice under test is defective.
In the case of DUTs which are in-
tended for operation at an outlet
that’s protected with a 16 A fuse, a
short-circuit may be detected
under certain circumstances if, for
example, they include a PTC resis-
tor (e.g. large floodlights).
Be sure to use a 3-phase test
adapter in order to test devices of
this sort (e.g. the AT3-IIIE).
You can skip over this short-circuit
message at your own risk and
place the device under test into
service. Any damage resulting from
skipping over this warning is ex-
cluded from the guarantee!
A device under test is connected to
the SECUTEST and has been
started up, whose leakage current
(measured by means of the differ-
ential current method) exceeds the
limit value specified in setup.
If the device under test normally
generates a leakage current of
greater than 10 mA (e.g. large
heaters), temporarily increase the
“residual current protection” value
selected in setup to 30 mA and try
again.
If values of this magnitude are not
to be expected for the respective
device under test, or if the “residual
current protection” value has al-
ready been set to 30 mA in setup,
there may be a ground fault at the
DUT.
Error Messages Possible Causes Corrective Measures

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Gossen MetraWatt SECUTEST PRO Specifications

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BrandGossen MetraWatt
ModelSECUTEST PRO
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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