TIS PV1 Bedienungsanleitung
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CONTENTS
1. FOREWORD................................................ 2
2. APPLICATIONS........................................... 2
3. FEATURES.................................................. 2
4. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH
PART......................................................... 3
4.1. The LCD display shows:...........................3
4.2. Buttons:....................................................3
5. Measurement Procedures............................ 4
5.1. Power button:..................................4
5.2. BUTTON:........................................4
5.3. BUTTON:........................................4
5.4. Data HOLD button:.........................4
5.5. button..............................................4
6. TEST PROCEDURE.................................... 5
7. ELECTRIC SPECIFICATION....................... 9
8. SAFETYAND MAINTENANCE ................. 11
9. BATTERY REPLACEMENT....................... 12
10. END OF LIFE.......................................... 13
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1. FOREWORD
Solar meter: a device used to measure solar power.
2. APPLICATIONS
lTransmission measurement is most suitable for
measuring the effectiveness of the solar film.
lSolar radiation measurement.
lCar windows light intensity measurement.
lOptimal incident angle for the solar panel.
lMeasurement of the sun’s transmission through
transparent and film glass
lConvenient, no need to adjust, data displayed
clearly.
3. FEATURES
lOverload display OL.
lSelect either W/m2or BTU / (ft2*h) units1
Stable for long use.
lPower off: Manual on/off by push button, or auto
shut off after 15 minutes
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4. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
4.1. THE LCD DISPLAY SHOWS:
1. Main display.
2. Data hold.
3. ZERO display.
4. Low battery
5. BTU (ft2*h).
6. W/m2display
7. indicator Decimal point.
4.2. BUTTONS:
1. Power button
2. ZERO button
3. UNIT button
4. Data Hold button.
5. Auto Range
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5. MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES
5.1. POWER BUTTON:
nPress the “ ” button to turn ON or turn off.
5.2. BUTTON:
nPress the “ ”button for the zero adjustment if
any digits is appear.
5.3. BUTTON:
nBTU (ft2*h) or W/m2unit selection.
5.4. DATA HOLD BUTTON:
Press to enable or disable the data hold
function.
5.5. BUTTON
nIf display overloaded “OL”. In this case, press
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the “ ” button, and “2000” or your acquired
value then comes up.
6. TEST PROCEDURE
nPress the ZERO button for the zero adjustment
if any digits is appear
nIf performing the zero adjustment after powering
on, several digits may not disappear. In this
case, perform the zero adjustment again.
nMeasure your car’s headlights:
nTurn ON your car’s headlights. Then turn ON the
solar meter and “000.0” appears on the screen.
Put the device down close to the headlights.
Switch between high beam and low beam, and
light intensity values appear on the screen. Both
the right and left headlights must be tested. Note
the values and put them in your car for reference.
(Picture 2)
nMeasure the effect of solar insulation of your
vehicle’s windows:
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nPress the “ ” button to turn ON the solar meter,
“000.0” appears on the screen. Aim the device at
the sun and close to a window, and the intensity
appears on the screen. Open the window and
aim the device at the sun. Compare the value
against that acquired when the window is closed
to understand the efficiency of the window’s solar
film. Test your new car and preserve the
measurements in it. After that, test it at least once
every year. (Picture 2)
nNOTE：When the light sensor cover is not
attached “CAP” is indicated. Make sure that it is
attached. If performing the zero adjustment after
powering on, several digits may not disappear. In this
case, perform the zero adjustment again.
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Picture 2:
To test the sun’s intensity, put
the device up close to the
i d
Turn ON the headlights and put
the device down close to them to
test their intensity
Picture 3
To test the sun’s intensity, put the
device close to the window
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nlotion effect of your house’s windows:
nClose the window. Press the “ ” button on
your solar meter, and “000.0” comes up on the
screen. Put the device close to the window and
aim it at the sun. Compare the value against that
acquired when the window is closed and the
device is placed at the same position, in order to
understand the window’s heat efficiency.
(Picture 3)
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