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METREL Eurotest 61557 User Manual

METREL Eurotest 61557
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Eurotest 61557
MI 2086
User Manual
Version 4.2, Code no. 20 750 719
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METREL Eurotest 61557 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMETREL
ModelEurotest 61557
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. General description

Overview of the Eurotest 61557 test instrument's features and capabilities.

1.2. Warnings

Crucial safety warnings and precautions for operating the instrument safely.

1.3. List of parameters measurable by the Eurotest 61557

Details the various electrical parameters the instrument can measure.

1.4. Standards applied

Lists the European safety and EMC standards the instrument complies with.

2. Instrument description

2.1. Front panel

Identifies and explains the buttons, display, and controls on the instrument's front panel.

2.2 Connector panel

Details the various input/output connectors and their functions on the instrument.

2.3. Bottom side

Describes features and components located on the bottom of the instrument.

2.4. Standard accessories

Lists the standard accessories included with the instrument.

2.5. Optional accessories

Lists optional accessories available for purchase.

2.6. Ways of carrying the instrument

Illustrates and describes different methods for carrying the test instrument.

2.7. Accessories required for specific measurement

Specifies the necessary accessories for performing particular measurements.

3. Measurement instructions

3.1. Insulation resistance

Step-by-step guide on how to perform insulation resistance measurements with the instrument.

3.2. Varistor Over-voltage Protection Devices

Instructions for testing the breakdown voltage of varistor over-voltage protection devices.

3.3. Continuity of Protective Conductors

Detailed procedure for measuring the continuity of protective conductors.

3.4. Continuity

Guidance on using the instrument as a general ohmmeter for continuity tests.

3.5. Earth Resistance (internal generator)

Instructions for measuring Earth Resistance using the instrument's internal generator.

3.6. Specific Earth Resistance

How to measure Earth Resistivity using the four-lead method.

3.7. PE terminal test

Procedure for testing the PE terminal for phase voltage presence and conductor reversal.

3.8. RCD - Contact Voltage and Earth / Fault Loop Resistance

How to measure contact voltage and fault loop resistance without tripping RCDs.

3.9. RCD - Trip-Out Time

Step-by-step guide to measure the trip-out time of Residual Current Devices (RCDs).

3.10. RCD – Trip-Out Current

Instructions for measuring the tripping current of RCDs at different fault currents.

3.11. RCD - Automatic Test

Guide to performing a complete RCD test set automatically.

3.12 Fault Loop Impedance and Prospective Short-circuit Current

How to measure fault loop impedance and calculate prospective short-circuit current.

3.13. Contact Voltage at Prospective Short-circuit Current

Measuring contact voltage under prospective short-circuit current conditions.

3.14. Line Impedance and Prospective Short-circuit Current

How to measure line impedance and calculate prospective short-circuit current.

3.15. N-PE Loop Resistance and Prospective Short-circuit Current

Procedure for measuring N-PE loop resistance and prospective short-circuit current.

3.16. Phase rotation

How to determine the phase sequence in a three-phase system.

3.17. Current

Instructions for measuring AC current using a clamp or the instrument's input.

3.18. Illumination

How to measure illumination levels using a LUXmeter probe.

3.19. Tracing of electric installation

Methods for tracing electrical conductors within an installation.

3.20. Power

How to measure active, apparent, and reactive power and power factor.

3.21. Energy

Instructions for measuring electrical energy consumption over a set period.

3.22. Harmonics

How to measure voltage and current harmonics, including total harmonic distortion (THD).

4. Other operations

4.1. Set-up functions

How to adjust instrument settings like display contrast, date, and communication parameters.

4.2. Creating Installation structure on PC

Explains how to organize and name measurement locations for results.

4.3. Storing test results

Guide on how to save measurement results to the instrument's memory.

4.4. Recalling stored test results

Procedure for retrieving and displaying previously saved measurement results.

4.5. Erasing stored test results

Methods for deleting stored test results from the instrument.

4.6. Reset of the instrument

How to reset the instrument's parameters to their factory default values.

5. Maintenance

5.1. Batteries

Instructions on checking, replacing, and maintaining the instrument's batteries.

5.2. Fuses

Information on the instrument's fuses, their ratings, and troubleshooting based on fuse issues.

5.3. Cleaning

Guidelines on how to clean the instrument's exterior safely and effectively.

5.4. Periodic calibration

Recommendations for the frequency of instrument calibration to ensure accuracy.

5.5. Service

Information on how to obtain service or repairs for the instrument.

6. Technical specification

6.1. Functions

Detailed technical specifications and accuracy for each measurable function.

6.2. General characteristics

Overview of the instrument's general characteristics, power, environment, and connectivity.

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