Extech Instruments HD300-NISTL Bedienungsanleitung

User Guide

Heavy Duty CFM-CMM Thermo-Anemometer

With built-in non-contact IR Thermometer and Laser Pointer

Model HD300

99 Washington Street

Melrose, MA 02176

Phone 781-665-1400

Toll Free 1-800-517-8431

Visit us at www.TestEquipmentDepot.com

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Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176

FAX 781.665.0780 - TestEquipmentDepot.com

HD300 V2.0 11/07

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Extech HD300 CFM Thermo-Anemometer. This

handheld meter measures and displays air velocity, air flow (volume), temperature of air,

and surface temperature (using the built-in non-contact IR thermometer). This meter is

shipped fully tested and calibrated and, with proper use, will provide years of reliable

service.

Features

CFM/CMM Thermo-Anemometer with built-in non-contact IR Thermometer

measures remote surfaces to 932°F (500°C) with a 30:1 distance to spot ratio and

Laser pointer.

Simultaneous display of Air Flow or Air Velocity plus ambient temperature.

Eight (8) memory locations permit the user to store multiple air duct AREA values

for fast and easy recall.

Twenty (20) reading average for Air Flow or Air Velocity.

Large backlit LCD display.

3% velocity accuracy via low friction 2.83” (72mm) ball-bearing vane wheel on a

3.9’ (120cm) cable.

Data Hold and Max/Min/Avg.

Auto Power OFF (can be disengaged).

Safety

•Use extreme caution when the laser pointer beam is on

•Do not point the beam toward anyone's eye or allow the beam

to strike the eye from a reflective surface

•Do not use the laser near explosive gases or in other

potentially explosive areas

HD300 V2.0 11/07

Meter Description

1. LED display for Air Velocity, Air Flow, Probe

Temperature, and remote surface

temperature. Units of measurement and user

alerts are also displayed on the LCD.

2. Vane Sensor. Hold the sensor in the flow of

air to take a reading.

3. IR sensor: Non-contact temperature

measurement for remote surfaces.

4. Laser Pointer: Helps the user aim the IR

sensor.

5. Battery access: Cover on rear panel

6. PC interface jack: Use the supplied cable to

connect meter to a PC

7. Upper Keypad (brief descriptions below):

IRT: Press and hold to measure remote surface temperature. Release to hold the

temperature value on the display.

MAX/MIN (for air temperature measurements): Used to record and store the

highest and lowest readings for temperature measurements made by the vane

probe.

AVG: Used to obtain Average for multi-point measurements in either FLOW or

VELOCITY modes. Up to twenty (20) points can be averaged.

HOLD (for air temperature measurements): Press to freeze the displayed

temperature reading measured by the probe. Press again to unlock the display.

Press and hold for 2 seconds to activate the LCD backlight. Press and hold again

for 2 seconds to turn the backlight off.

8. Lower Keypad

On/Off button : Press to turn the meter ON or OFF

MAX/MIN (for air velocity and air flow): Press to record and store the highest,

lowest and continuous moving average readings for single point measurements.

This button also functions as the decimal positioning tool in the AREA mode.

C-F UNITS : Press to select the mode of operation and unit of measure. In FLOW

mode, the meter displays air volume. In VELOCITY mode, the meter displays air

speed. This button also functions as the UP arrow button in AREA mode.

AREA / NEXT: Press and hold to enter the AREA mode. The NEXT function allows

the user to save AREA values to any of eight memory locations. This button is also

used to clear stored readings in the MAX/MIN/AVG modes.

HOLD (for air velocity and air flow measurements) Backlight: Press to freeze

the displayed air velocity or air flow reading. Press again to unlock display. This

button also functions as the right arrow button in the AREA mode.

NOTE: Battery Compartment and Tripod Mount are located on the reverse side of the meter

HD300 V2.0 11/07

Operation

Air Velocity Measurements

1. Connect the sensor to the sensor input jack on top of

the meter.

2. Turn ON the meter using the on-off button.

3. Select the VELOCITY function using the UNITS button.

Press the button repeatedly until the LCD displays

VEL.

4. Press and hold the UNITS button for 2 seconds (until

two tones are heard) to change the temperature units

from °C to °F or from °F to °C. The LCD will reflect the

selection.

5. Select the desired air velocity units using the UNITS

button. The LCD will reflect the selection.

6. Place the sensor in the air current to be measured with

the arrow on the inlet side of the vane (see diagram).

7. View the air velocity and temperature readings on the LCD Display.

Air Flow (Volume) Measurements (CFM / CMM)

1. Connect the sensor to the sensor input jack on top of the meter.

2. Turn on the meter using the on-off button.

3. Select the FLOW mode using the UNITS button. Press the button repeatedly until the

LCD displays FLOW CFM (cubic feet per minute) or FLOW CMM (cubic meters per

minute) as desired.

4. Measure the dimensions of the duct or vent in question and calculate the area in

square feet or square meters

Note: If the dimensional measurements are made in inches (or cm), convert them feet (or

meters) before calculating the square area.

5. To begin entering the area in m2or ft2press and hold the AREA button for approx. 2

seconds (until two tones are heard).

6. Momentarily press the NEXT button to select the desired memory location to store the

area value (there are eight locations).

7. Use the button to change the value of the flashing digit, use the button to

select another digit, and use the button to move the decimal point.

8. Press and hold the AREA button for approx. 2 seconds (until two tones are heard) to

save the area value in memory.

9. Place the sensor in the air current to be measured with the symbol on the inlet side of

the vane.

10. View the air flow and temperature readings on the LCD Display.

11. If the CFM or CMM reading exceeds 9999, the display will show the X10 or X100

multiplier in the lower right hand corner of the LCD indicating that the displayed value

must be multiplied by 10 or 100 to arrive at the correct flow measurement value.

airflow

Arrow

Side view of Vane

HD300 V2.0 11/07

Non-contact IR Surface Temperature Measurements

The built-in IR sensor can remotely measure the temperature of just about any surface.

The Laser pointer allows the user to aim accurately when taking remote measurements.

1. Turn ON the meter using the on-off button.

2. The IR sensor is located at the top of the meter.

3. Point the sensor toward the surface to be measured.

4. Press and hold the IRT button to begin measuring the

surface temperature of a desired target. IR TEMP and

will appear on the display. The laser pointer will

switch on to help aim the meter.

5. The measured IR surface temperature will appear on the

LCD. The temperature displayed is the temperature of

the area within the spot.

6. When the IRT button is released, the laser pointer will

switch off and the reading will freeze (data hold) on the

display for approximately 7 seconds.

7. After the 7 second hold time the meter returns to the Air

Velocity/Flow and Air Temperature mode.

WARNING: Do not directly view or direct the laser pointer at an eye. Low power

visible lasers do not normally present a hazard, but may present some potential for

hazard if viewed directly for extended periods of time.

Data Hold

1. The HOLD button in the upper keypad area freezes the displayed vane temperature

reading. Press again to unlock the display.

2. The HOLD button in the lower keypad area freezes the displayed air velocity or air

flow measurements. Press again to unlock the display.

3. The HOLD indicator will appear on the LCD when the display is in Data Hold mode.

HD300 V2.0 11/07

MIN-MAX-AVG Recording Modes

The HD300 has several MIN-MAX-AVG modes described separately below. MIN-MAX-

AVG functions are available for all measurements made with the vane sensor (air velocity,

air flow, and air temperature).

Continuous Moving Average

In the Continuous Moving Average mode the meter displays the continuous average

of the measured readings for up to a 10 hour period.

1. Turn the meter ON.

2. Place the sensor in the air stream.

3. Press the MAX-MIN button in the lower keypad area for air velocity / flow.

4. Press the MAX-MIN button in the upper keypad area for air temperature.

5. The meter will begin averaging readings once per second.

Single Point Min-Max-Avg

In the Single Point Average Mode the meter takes a reading once per second and

stores the highest, lowest, and average readings.

1. Turn the meter ON.

2. Place the sensor in the air stream.

3. Press the MAX-MIN button (lower keypad area for air velocity/flow; upper

keypad area for air temperature) to enter the REC mode and display only

the highest reading (display will show REC MAX).

4. Press again to view the MIN value (display will show REC MIN). Now the

display will show only the lowest reading.

5. Press again to view the AVG value (display will show REC AVG).

6. To return to normal operation mode, press and hold the MAX-MIN button

until two tones are heard.

Multi-point Average

In the Multi-Point Average Mode the meter averages up to 20 Air Velocity readings.

1. Turn the meter ON.

2. Press and hold the AVG button for 2 seconds (until two beeps are heard). A

‘0’ will display in the upper right hand corner of the LCD and ‘AVG’ will

appear on the bottom of the LCD.

3. Place the sensor in the air stream under test.

4. Press the AVG button momentarily to capture the reading (a single tone will

be heard) and the HOLD and AVG icons will appear on the bottom of the

LCD. The ‘0’ that was displayed previously will increment to ‘1’. This

number will increment with each successive press of the AVG button.

5. Take more readings (up to a maximum of 20) in the same fashion as

described in step 4.

6. The LCD will display the average of all the readings taken since the multi-

point mode was accessed in step 2.

7. To return to normal operation, press and hold the AVG button for 2 seconds

(until two tones are heard).

8. To clear the stored readings after exiting the Multi-point Average mode,

press the AREA button once.

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Battery Replacement

When the battery icon appears on the LCD, the 9V battery must be replaced.

1. The battery compartment is located on the rear of the meter.

2. Press in and down on the arrow located above the tilt stand hinge.

3. Replace the 9V battery and the battery cover

Auto Power OFF override

The HD300 is programmed to turn off automatically after idling for 15 minutes. This is

designed to save battery life in the event the meter is left ON inadvertently. (Note: When

the meter is in the “CFF/CMM” or “Average” mode, Auto Power Off is disabled.)

To over-ride this feature:

1. Turn the meter OFF

2. Turn the meter ON while holding down the IRT button.

3. Release the button when appears in the display.

4. The meter will now remain ON until the user manually turns if OFF.

5. The next time the meter is turned OFF the Auto Power OFF function will be re-

activated.

USB PC Interface and Software

The HD300 is equipped with a communication jack on its upper left side. The supplied

communications cable connects to this jack and to a USB port on a PC. The supplied

software allows the user to view and save readings to the PC. Instructions for use and

features are detailed in the supplied software HELP utility.

HD300 V2.0 11/07

IR Theory

IR thermometers measure the surface temperature of an object. The meter’s optics sense

emitted, reflected, & transmitted energy that is collected and focused onto the meter’s

detector. The meter’s circuitry translates this information into an LCD reading.

InfraRed Measurement Considerations

•When taking IR measurements the meter automatically compensates for ambient

temperature changes. Note that it may take up to 30 minutes to adjust to extremely

wide ambient changes.

•Low temperature measurements quickly followed by high temperature measurements

may require several minutes to stabilize as a result of the IR sensor cooling process.

•If the surface of the object under test is covered with frost, oil, grime, etc., clean before

taking measurements.

•If an object's surface is highly reflective apply masking tape or flat black paint before

measuring.

•Steam, dust, smoke, etc. can obstruct measurements.

•To find a hot spot, aim the meter outside the area of interest then scan across (in an up

and down motion) until the hot spot is located.

•IR measurements cannot be made through glass.

IR Field of View

Ensure that the desired target is larger than the spot size. As the distance from an object

increases, the spot size of the area measured by the meter becomes larger. The meter’s

field of view ratio is 30:1, meaning that if the meter is 30 inches (cm) from the target, the

diameter (spot) of the object under test must be at least 1 inch (cm). Refer below to the

field of view diagram.

Emissivity

Most organic materials and painted or oxidized surfaces have an emissivity of 0.95.

Inaccurate readings will result when measuring shiny or polished surfaces. To

compensate, cover the surface under test with masking tape or flat black paint. Allow time

for the tape to reach the same temperature as the material underneath then measure the

temperature of the tape or the painted surface.

HD300 V2.0 11/07

Thermal Emissivity Table for Common Materials

Material Emissivity Material Emissivity

Asphalt 0.90 to 0.98 Cloth (black) 0.98

Concrete 0.94 Human skin 0.98

Cement 0.96 Leather 0.75 to 0.80

Sand 0.90 Charcoal (powder) 0.96

Earth 0.92 to 0.96 Lacquer 0.80 to 0.95

Water 0.67 Lacquer (matt) 0.97

Ice 0.96 to 0.98 Rubber (black) 0.94

Snow 0.83 Plastic 0.85 to 0.95

Glass 0.85 to 1.00 Timber 0.90

Ceramic 0.90 to 0.94 Paper 0.70 to 0.94

Marble 0.94 Chromium oxides 0.81

Plaster 0.80 to 0.90 Copper Oxides 0.78

Mortar 0.89 to 0.91 Iron Oxides 0.78 to 0.82

Brick 0.93 to 0.96 Textiles 0.90

HD300 V2.0 11/07

Useful Equations and Conversions

AREA equation for rectangular or square ducts

Area equation for circular ducts

Cubic equations

NOTE: Measurements made in inches

must be converted to feet or meters before using the above formulae.

Unit of Measure Conversion Table

m/s ft/min knots km/h MPH

1 m/s 1196.87 1.944 3.6 2.24

1 ft/min 0.00508 10.00987 0.01829 0.01138

1 knot 0.5144 101.27 11.8519 1.1523

1 km/h 0.2778 54.69 0.54 10.6222

1 MPH 0.4464 87.89 0.8679 1.6071 1

Width (W)

Height (H) Area (A) = Width (W) x Height (H)

CFM (ft3/min) = Air Velocity (ft/min) x Area (ft2)

CMM (m3/min) = Air Velocity (m/sec) x Area (m2) x 60

Radius Area (A) = πxr2

Where π = 3.14 and r2= radius x radius

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