Operating The Tester; Safety Instructions - Beha-Amprobe 2100-Alpha Manual Del Usuario

All models offer voltage test by LED indicator, phase
rotation test, switchable load by two push buttons, single
pole phase test and continuity. Moreover, the series offers
a torch function for working in dark environments and
have an ingress protection degree of IP 64.
The 2100-Beta offers dual display for voltage test –
LED indicator and LCD screen – and data hold (HOLD).
The 2100-Gamma offers dual display for voltage test –
LED indicator and LCD screen with units – , resistance
measurement, low resistance indication, non contact
voltage indication/electric field (NCV/EF) and data hold
(HOLD).
• Voltage Test Display
2100-Alpha:
2100-Beta:
2100-Gamma: - by LEDs 12...≥690 V AC/DC
• Automatic AC/DC voltage detection, indication of
polarity
• Audio indication when detected voltages above 50
VAC or 120 VDC
• Two pole phase rotation indication –no third hand
required. Separate indicators for "Right" and "Left"
on the 2100-Gamma.
• Resistance measurement / low resistance indication
(2100-Gamma)
• Non contact voltage indication/electric field (NCV/EF)
(2100-Gamma)
• Data Hold (HOLD) (2100-Beta/2100-Gamma)
• Switchable load with two push buttons
• Trip of RCD (30 mA) by push buttons
• Single pole test for phase indication
• Continuity test with visual (LED) and audio indication
• Torch light for dark environments
• GS approved, built according to EN 61234-3:2010
• Safety rating (overvoltage category):
2100-Alpha/2100-Beta: CAT IV / 600 V, CAT III / 690 V
2100-Gamma:
• IP 64 splash-proof and dust-tight
• GS 38 protective probe caps
• 4mm Ø test probe extension (screwable)
• Quick single hand test on mains socket with 19 mm
contact distance

OPERATING THE TESTER

Safety Instructions

The voltage testers have been designated and tested in
accordance with the safety regulations for voltage testers
when left the factory. To prevent injuries and damages
to the user and the voltage tester, follow the safety
instructions in this manual.
W Read Before Using:
Danger of electric shock
• To avoid an electric shock, observe the precautions
when working with voltages exceeding 120 V (60
V) DC or 50 V (25 V) r.m.s. AC. In accordance with
general safety regulations these values represent the
maximum allowed limits for contact voltages (values
in brackets refer to limited ranges, e.g. in medical or
agricultural areas).
• The acoustic indication ≥50 V AC and ≥120 V DC is only
to warn the user, not for measuring.
• Before using the voltage tester at locations with a
high background noise level, it should be determined
whether the audio signal is perceptible.
• The voltage tester shall not be used with the battery
compartment open.
• Before using the voltage tester, ensure that the
test lead and voltage tester are in perfect working
condition. Look out for broken cables or leaking
batteries (if applicable).
- by LEDs 12...690 V AC/DC
- by LEDs 12...690 V AC/DC
- by LCD 12...690 V AC/ DC
- by LCD 6...1000 VAC/ 6...1200 VDC
CAT IV / 600 V, CAT III / 1000 V
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