What to do if the dose rate is too high on my PTW NOMEX T11049?
If the PTW Multimeter detects a dose rate that is too high because the electronic measuring system is out of range, you should reduce the dose rate on the X-ray unit, increase the distance, or reduce the tube voltage or tube current.
What to do if the dose rate is too low on my PTW NOMEX T11049?
If the PTW Multimeter displays a low dose rate because the electronic measuring system is out of range, you can increase the dose rate on the X-ray unit, reduce the distance, or increase the tube voltage or tube current.
How to improve reduced dose accuracy on PTW NOMEX T11049?
If your PTW Multimeter indicates reduced dose accuracy due to a measuring error exceeding 5%, try repeating the measurement. You can also increase the dose rate on the X-ray unit, reduce the distance, or manually set the total filtration in the Measurement menu.
How to fix tube voltage too high error on PTW NOMEX T11049 Multimeter?
If your PTW Multimeter shows that the tube voltage is too high, it is advised to reduce the tube voltage or select kV auto-ranging.
How to fix tube voltage too low error on PTW NOMEX T11049 Multimeter?
If your PTW Multimeter shows that the tube voltage is too low, you should increase the tube voltage or select kV auto-ranging.
What to do if my PTW NOMEX T11049 Multimeter displays a corrupted device dataset?
If the PTW Multimeter identifies a corrupted device data set, confirm with the OK button to reset the device data set to the default values.
What to do if PTW Multimeter detects short exposure time?
If your PTW Multimeter detects a short exposure time, repeat the measurement.
Why does my PTW NOMEX T11049 Multimeter display 'Low dose rate detected'?
If the PTW Multimeter displays 'Low dose rate detected' because NOMEX is in a high measuring range, repeat the measurement.
What to do if the exposure time is too short on my PTW NOMEX T11049?
If your PTW Multimeter indicates that the exposure time is too short, you should reduce the start delay or increase the exposure time.
How to resolve 'Unknown radiation quality' on PTW NOMEX T11049?
If your PTW Multimeter displays 'Unknown radiation quality' because the radiation quality cannot be determined, manually set the total filtration in the Measurement menu.
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General| Safety Rating | CAT III 1000V, CAT IV 600V |
|---|---|
| Category | Digital Multimeter |
| Model | NOMEX T11049 |
| Current Range (AC) | 0.1A to 10A |
| Current Range (DC) | 0.1A to 10A |
| Capacitance Range | 100mF |
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