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Introduction
1.2
DESCRIPTION
1.2.1
Overload
Protection
1.2.2
No
single
protective
device
nor
even
a
combination
of
devices
as
found
in
the
270
can
fully
protect
a
multi-purpose
instru-
ment
under
all
overload
conditions.
Overloads
of
such
severity
as
to
damage
the
Instrument
despite
all
the
built-in
protection
provided
are
possible
when
the
Instrument
is
misused,
The
fuse/varistor
com-
bination
in
the
270
has
been
designed
to
afford
maximum
instru-
ment
protection
under
foreseeable
overload
conditions
which
might
occur
within
the
measuring
capabilities
of
the
Instrument;
however,
the
operator
must
exercise
care
to
avoid
severe
Overloads,
par-
ticularly
when
working
in
high
voltage
circuits.
a.
1-2
Fuses:
Basic
overload
protection
is
provided
by
a
small
inexpen-
sive
and
easily
obtainable
3
AG
type,
1
ampere,
quick-blow
fuse.
This
fuse
is
rated
to
interrupt
circuit
voltages
up
to
250
volts.
A
supplemental
high
energy
fuse
is
provided
for
addi-
tional
protection
from
severe
overloads.
This
fuse
is
the
Bussman
Type
BBS
2A
600
V
and
has
an
interruption
capacity
of
10,000
amps
AC.
The
Littelfuse
Type
BLS
2A
600
V
with
an
interrupt
capacity
of
100,000
amps
AC
may
also
be
used.
.
For
maximum
protection
it
is
important
to
replace
the
1A
fuse
with
the
Littelfuse
type
312001
only.
This
will
allow
the
combination
of
and
2A
fuse
to
give
maximum
protection
to
the
unit
and
the
user
under
overload
conditions
which
may
occur
within
the
measuring
capability
of
the
VOM.
.
If
the
Instrument
fails
to
indicate,
the
1
Amp
or
the
2
Amp
fuse
may
be
burned
out.
(Refer
to
paragraph
5.4
for
fuse
replacement.)
A
1
Amp
spare
fuse
is
furnished
with
each

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