Presentation - Chauvin Arnoux PAC 11 Manual De Instrucciones

1 Presentation
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2 Description
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3 Operating procedure
3.1 Switching on
3.2 DC zero adjustment
3.3 Measurement
3.4 Overload indication
3.5 Auto off
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4 Specifications
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4.1 Reference conditions
4.2 Operating conditions
4.3 Metrological specifications
- 40 A range (10 mV/A)
- 400 A range (1 mV/A)
- distortion parameters
4.4 Mechanical specifications
4.5 Electrical specifications
- Operating limits
- Electric shocks
4.6 Electromagnetic compatibility
5 Maintenance
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5.1 Replacing the battery
5.2 Cleaning
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5.3 Calibration
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5.4 Repair
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6 Appendix
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1/ PRESENTATION

The PAC 11 current clamp measures DC or AC currents, without opening
the circuit they are flowing in. The current clamp is used as an accessory
for multimeters, recorders, etc.
This clamp measures DC currents up to 600 A and AC currents up to 400
A rms (600 A peak). It outputs the form and amplitude of the current
measured as a voltage image of the primary current.
The PAC 11 has two ranges, 40 A (sensitivity 10 mV/A) and 400 A
(sensitivity 1 mV/A), a zero adjust push button, auto off feature to
economise the battery power supply and two light indicators, one for faults
(over-range / incorrect zero reset), the other for power supply.
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