Triplett VCT1000 Bedienungsanleitung

User Manual

VCT1000

Voltage and Current Tester with Phase

Rotation Indication and Non-Contact AC

Voltage Detection

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Triplett VCT1000

Voltage and Current Tester with Phase Rotation Indication and

Non-Contact AC Voltage Detection.

This meter is feature packed and includes:

•2000 count EBTN (Enhanced Black Twisted Nematic) display for

easy viewing in any lighting condition

•200A AC open jaw design fits into tight spaces where a standard

clamp can’t close

•LED AC/DC Voltage Indicators: 12, 24, 50, 120, 230, 400, 690,

1000V

•DC Polarity LEDs

•Rotary Field Indicator checks for correct 3-phase wire sequence

(L1, L2, L3) and rotation direction (R, L)

•Built-in Non-Contact Voltage Detector with LED

•Continuity Test with audible and visual indicators

Safety Information

Caution! Refer to the explanation in this Manual

Double Insulation or Reinforced insulation

CE Compliance

This device must not be handled by children. It contains

hazardous objects as well as small parts that can be swallowed.

Do not leave batteries and packing material unattended; they

can be dangerous for children. If unused for an extended

period of time, remove the batteries from this device Expired

or damaged batteries can cause cauterization on contact with

the skin; use suitable hand gloves in such cases. Ensure that

the batteries are not short-circuited. Do not throw batteries

into the fire.

WARNINGS

•

Read understand and follow safety rules and operating

instructions in the manual before using this tester.

•

The tester’s safety features may not protect the user if not used

in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

•

Check on a known live source within the rated AC

voltage range of the tester before use to ensure

it is in working order.

•

Insulation type and thickness, distance from

the voltage source, shielded wires, and other

factors may affect reliable operation. Use

other methods to verify live voltage, if there is

any uncertainty.

•

Do not use if the tester appears damaged or if it is not

operating properly. If in doubt, replace the tester.

•

Do not use on voltages that are higher than as marked on the

tester.

•

Use caution with voltages above 30 volts AC as a shock hazard

may exist.

•

Comply with all applicable safety codes. Use

approved personal protective equipment

when working near live electrical circuits

Meter Description

1. Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) Detector Sensor

2. Open Jaw Clamp

3. Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) Indication LED

4. LED Indicators for Voltage Display

5. LED Indicator for AC Voltage

6. LED Indicator for Positive (+) DC Voltage

7. LED Indicator for Negative (-) DC Voltage

8. LED Indicator for Warning Voltage

9. LED Indicator for Right Rotation Direction

10. LED Indicator for Continuity

11. LED Indicator for Left Rotation Direction

12. LCD Display

13. POWER and

MODE Button

14. Flashlight and

HOLD Button

15. Flashlight

16. Red Test Probe +

(L2)

17. Black Test Probe

- (L1)

18. Battery Cover

19. Black Test Lead

Input (-)

20. Red Test Lead

Input (+)

LCD Description

1. Auto Power OFF (APO) ON Indicator

2. Auto Range Mode

3. Alternating Current (AC A Symbol)

4. Negative Sign (-)

5. Direct Current (DC A Symbol)

6. Measurement Display (Current, % and Frequency)

7. Percent Symbol (Duty Cycle)

8. Hz Symbol (Frequency)

9. Amperes (Amps) Symbol

10. Continuity Symbol

11. Ohms Symbol (Resistance)

12. Voltage Symbol (Volts)

13. Measurement Display (Volts, Continuity, Ohms)

14. Direct Voltage Symbol (DC V)

15. Negative Sign (-)

16. Alternating Voltage Symbol (AC V)

17. Right Phase Indicating Symbol (R)

18. Live Voltage Present Symbol (30V)

19. Left Phase Indicating Symbol (L)

20. Low Battery Indicator

21. DATA HOLD Symbol

Operation

Test Preparation

**NOTE: Prior to every test, please ensure that the instrument is in

perfect condition:

•For example, keep an eye out for a broken housing or leaking

batteries.

•Always carry out a function test before using the voltage tester, see

below.

•Check that the instrument is functioning properly (for example at

a known voltage source) before and after every test.

•If the safety of the user cannot be guaranteed, switch off the

instrument and secure it to prevent unintentional usage.

Power ON/OFF

•In the OFF state, press the Power/Mode Button to turn ON

•In the Power ON state, press and hold the Power/Mode Button to

shut down/power OFF

AC Current Measurements

•Put a single conductor/wire in between the opening of the

open jaw clamp and the LCD will display the current

measurement value.

•Place the wire in the correct position of the open jaw current

clamp otherwise the measurement will be inaccurate.

•The LCD will display the reading.

Voltage Measurements

Connect both test probes with power source.

The voltage is displayed via LEDs below the measured

voltage value will light up, the different indicating signals

of the voltage detector (including the ELV limit indication)

are not to be used for measuring purposes,

the voltage is also shown on the LCD display.

For AC voltage, the “AC” is illuminated; For

positive voltage, the “+” is illuminated; For

negative voltage, the “-” is illuminated.

In the case of DC voltage, the polarity of

the indicated voltage relates to the voltage

tester probe tip.

Once the safety extra-low voltage

(50VAC/120VDC) is reached or exceeded,

the “ ” is illuminated, in the event

of no battery power or main circuit failure.

Once voltage is applied to the

measuring instrument, press the

HOLD Button, the LCD and LEDs

display shows the recorded

reading; To delete the recorded

value, press the HOLD Button

once again.

Phase Sequence, Rotation (Rotary Field) Measurements

**NOTE: Effective for voltages greater than 80Vrms.

•

The voltage testers are equipped with a double-

pole rotary field indicator.

•

The rotary phase indication is always active, the

symbols “R” or “L” are always displayed, however

the rotary direction can only be determined

within a thee-phase system, here the instrument

indicates the voltage between two external

conductors.

•

Connect the instrument Red Test Lead (L2+) with

the supposed phase L2 and the Black test lead

(L1-) with the supposed phase L1, the voltage

and the rotary field direction are displayed.

•

“R”signifies that the supposed phase L1 is the

actual phase L1 and the supposed phase L2 is the

actual phase L2, “L” signifies that the supposed

phase L1 is the actual phase L2 and the supposed

phase L2 is the actual phaseL1.

•

The test result table is as follows:

Resistance Test

•The Tester measures low ohm resistances between 1Ω

and 1999Ωat a resolution of 1Ω.

•Note for Resistance test to make sure the UUT (Unit

under test) is not live.

Continuity Test

•Note for Continuity test to make sure the UUT (Unit

under test) is not live.

•The continuity test is only possible when batteries

are installed and in good condition, a signal sound

is audible for continuity and the LED for continuity

LED is illuminated

NCV Test

•NCV cannot measure voltage, it can only sense whether

there is voltage.

•NCV induced voltage is not less than 100V., it can only

sense AC voltage.

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