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Sanwa Multimeter KP1

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[1] SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Before use, read the following safety precautions.

Thank you for purchasing our voltage tester equipped with the electric

field detection facility model KP1.

Before use, please read this manual thoroughly to ensure correct

and safe use. After reading it, keep it together with the product for

reference to it when necessary.

Using the product in a manner not specified in this manual may cause

damage to the protection function of the product.

The instructions given under the headings of “ WARNING” and

“ CAUTION” must be followed to prevent accidental burn and

electric shock.

1-1 Explanation of warning symbols

The meanings of the symbols used in this manual and attached to the

product are as follows:

: Very important instructions for safe use.

• The warning messages are intended to prevent accidents to

operating personnel such as burn and electric shock.

• The caution messages are intended to prevent incorrect

handling which may damage the product.

　 : Refer to Instruction Manual before use

: Double or reinforced insulation : Ground

: Circuit continuity buzzer : Backlight

1-2 Warning instructions for safe use

[2] APPLICATIONS AND FEATURES

2-1 Applications

This instrument is a voltage tester of the RMS value response type

equipped with the electric field detection facility. It is designed for

measurements in the ranges specified by IEC 61010-1 CAT. IV 600 V

and CAT. III 1000 V.

Recent multiinstruments have been increasing the facilities and

becoming capable of measuring a larger variety of items in simpler

ways. Nevertheless, this trend also means that the risk of operation

mistake is increasing because of the presence of facilities that are not

required by all of the users.

This instrument has been designed to meet the actual needs of the fields

of electrical equipment maintenance by prioritizing the usage without

operation mistakes, reducing the size for higher portability and limiting

the facilities to voltage measurement and electric field detection while

complying with safety standards. It is suitable for voltage measurement

and electric field detection of low-voltage lines and equipment.

2-2 Features

• Safe use with low-voltage equipment

–

IEC61010 CAT IV 600 V .

and CAT. III 1000 V compatibility.

• Single-button system

–

Easy operation for preventing operation

mistakes.

• Auto identification of AC or DC voltage

–

AC measurement in true

RMS value.

• Easy identification of 24 V type FA control panel voltage

–

The

backlight color changes at 20 V or more.

• Aut o hold

–

T he result of the last measurement is held

automatically.

• Self-test

–

Checking failures of the LCD or disconnection of a

lead wire.

• AC electric field detection

–

Both contact and noncontact

methods are available.

• Designed to fit the chest pocket of the working uniform.

• LED light for illuminating the working site.

Measurement Category (Overvoltage Category)

Measurement Category II (CAT. II):

Line on the primary side of equipment with power cord to be

connected to the receptacle.

Measurement Category III (CAT. III):

Line from the primary side or branch of equipment which directly

takes in electricity from a distribution board to the receptacle.

Measurement Category IV (CAT. IV):

Line from the service conductor to the distribution board.

[3] NAME OF COMPONENT UNITS

3-1 Main unit and test leads

3-2 Display

Data HoldDC VoltageAC Voltage

Low battery

indication

Live wire alarm

Minus sign Numeric value

and decimal

point

[4] DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS

4-1 Changing the measuring probe angle

T h e a n g l e o f t h e

measuring

probe can

b e c h a n g e d b y

removing it from the

main body, positioning

it in the desired angle

and inserting it straight

into the main body.

Be sure to insert the

measuring probe all

the way until it is fixed.

4-2 Power/Select button

The function of the Power/Select button varies depending on the period

it is pressed. In this manual, we use the term “push” for the action of

pressing the button temporarily and the term “hold” for the action of

pressing and holding the button for more than one second.

Hold this button to turn the instrument ON/OFF. Note that the instrument

cannot be turned OFF while it is accepting an input.

Push the button while the instrument is ON to switch the measurement

modes.

The instrument is in the self-test mode ( displayed) when it is

turned ON. Thereafter, each press of this button switches the modes

in the following cycle. (For the description of each mode, see

[5]

MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE.)

Auto-identifying voltage measurement mode ( displayed) ⇒

EF mode ( displayed) ⇒ Auto-identifying voltage measurement

mode ⇒…(repeat)

4-3 Auto power OFF

When the instrument is left without input for about one minute since the

last operation, Auto power OFF turns automatically the display and the

power of the instrument OFF. To recover from the auto power OFF, hold

the Power/Select button for more than one second.

4-4 Low battery alarm

When the built-in batteries have been discharged and the battery voltage

has dropped to below about 2.5 V, mark appears on the display.

When this mark appears, replace both of the two batteries with new ones.

If the battery voltage drops below about 2.2 V, appears on the

LCD and the instrument becomes unable to continue measurement.

4-5 Backlight and LED light

The LCD green backlight and the LED light light when the instrument

is turned ON. The backlight color changes to orange when the input

is AC or DC and 20 V or more, or when the AC live wire is detected in

the EF mode.

* The light cannot be turned OFF except by turning the instrument OFF.

4-6 Self-test

This self-test checks disconnection of the test lead wires, lack of

display segments and failure of the buzzer and buzzer LED light.

For details, see 5-2 Self-test mode.

4-7 AC/DC auto-identifying voltage measurement

When an input of 5 V or more is applied in the self-test or auto-identifying

voltage measurement mode, the instrument automatically identifies

whether the input is an AC or DC voltage and displays the measured value.

4-8 Auto hold

When the probe is separated from the measurement target during

auto-identifying voltage measurement or when the input drops below

about 5 V, the instrument automatically holds the last measurement

value displayed on the LCD. During auto hold, appears on the

LCD and the displayed value flashes.

* A numeric value other than the measured value may appear momentarily

before the held value is displayed, but this is not malfunction.

4-9 EF (Electric Field) detection: EF button

This EF detection identifies the presence of voltage in a simple

manner by detecting an electric field generated by an AC voltage.

For details, see 5-4 EF (Electric Field) detection.

4-10 AC detection method

This instrument employs the RMS (Root-Mean-Square) method and

indicates the magnitude of AC current as the same amount of work as

DC. RMS values of sinusoidal waves and such non-sinusoidal waves

as square and chopping waves can be measured by the true RMS

circuit. (The input signal measurement value is used as the scale of the

actual input signal power so it is therefore measured as a more

effective value than the value obtained by average detection ).

4-11 CF (Crest Factor)

The CF (Crest Factor) indicates the peak value of a signal divided by

its RMS value. With most common waveforms such as sinusoidal and

chopping waves, the CF is relatively low.

With waveforms similar to pulse trains with low duty cycle, the CF is high.

For the voltages and CFs of typical waveforms, see the table below.

The CR of measurements should be 2 or less.

Voltages of Various Waveforms

4-12 Storage of lead

[5] MEASURING PROCEDURE

1. Do not apply an input signal exceeding the maximum rated input value.

2. During measurement, do not hold the instrument by a position on the

test pin side of the barrier on the test probe.

3. Use test leads matching the measurement category of the measured

point.

WARNING

KP1

VOLT TESTER

Dempa Bldg., 4-4 Sotokanda 2-Chome

Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan

01-1410 2040 6010

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

This manual emplys soy ink.

8. Never use the instrument when it is wet or with wet hands.

9. Never attempt repair or modification, except for battery

replacement.

10.

Perform start-up inspection and inspect the instrument at least

once a year.

11. This instrument is for indoor use only.

12. Do not use the instrument in a method other than specified.

Otherwise, the protection function may be spoiled.

1. Accurate measurement may be impossible near a source of

strong magnetic field such as a transformer or large-current

line, near a source of electromagnetic wave such as a wireless

device or near a charged object.

2. This instrument may malfunction or the measurement result

may become abnormal if this instrument is used with a special

waveform such as that of an inverter circuit.

CAUTION

TL-36: Test lead (black), approx. 1.5 m

TL-35: Test probe (red)

TL-A01: Test probe (black)

Barrier

Φ4

plug

Φ4

plug

Test pins

Barrier Barrier

Φ4

plug

The following instructions are intended to prevent injury such as burn

and electric shock. Be sure to follow them when using the instrument:

1. This instrument is a voltage tester equipped with the electric

field detection facility. Do not use it with an electric circuit

exceeding 1000 V.

Voltages over DC 70 V or AC 33 V rms (46.7 V peak) are

hazardous to human body. Take care so as not to touch them.

Never input signals exceeding the maximum rated input value

(see 1-3).

4. Never use the instrument for measuring a line connected to

equipment that may generate induced or surge voltage (such

as a motor) because an input exceeding the maximum

allowable overload input may be applied.

5. Never use the instrument if the instrument or test leads are

damaged or broken.

6. Never use the instrument with the case or battery lid removed.

7. During measurement, do not hold the instrument by a position

on the test pin side of the barrier on the test probe.

WARNING

1-3 Overload protection

Mode Display Max. rated input Max. overload

protection input

Self-test

AC/ DC 1000 V 1050 V rms,

1450 V peak

Auto-identifying

voltage measurement

Electric field detection

Strap hole

Lead holder

Lead hook

Lead holder: After winding the lead

around the lead reel for storage,

tuck the remaining section of the

lead in t his space t o prevent

spontaneous unwinding.

Lead hook: Hook the lead on these

pa rt s whe n t he l e a d i s used

without unwinding fully.

Strap hole: Use this hole when attaching

a strap or like to the instrument.

Input Waveform

0 to PEAK

Vrms

Average

Value

Crest

Factor

Form

Factor

Root Mean

Square Value

Vavg

Vp/Vrms

Vrms/Vavg

Sinusoidal

wave

Square

wave

Chopping

wave

Pulse

=1.414 =1.111

p p

－－

－

√

=0.707 Vp

2 Vp

=0.637 Vp

√

－

√

2π

Vp Vp 1

2π

√

=0.577 Vp

－

=0.5 Vp

－

√

=1.155

√

=1.732

2π τ

－

2π

・

－

2π

・

－

2π

－

2π

VOLT TEST ER

Probe holder

Strap hole

Magnet

Lead reel

Lead holder

Buzzer LED

Test probe

Backlit LCD

Power/Select button

Detachable

probe

Lead hook

EF detection antenna

Front Back

LED light

− 1 − − 2 − − 3 − − 4 −

5-4 EF (Electric Field) detection

1. Before proceeding to the EF detection, check the proper

operation of this instrument using a known power source.

2. During EF detection, do not hold the instrument by a position

on the test pin side of the barrier on the probe.

3. Do not touch the power line because it is not always voltage-

free but there may be a voltage below the detectable voltage.

WARNING

① EF detection identifies the presence of AC voltage in a simplified

manner, by detecting the electric field generated by it.

The standard detection level is from about 60 to 1000 V AC. When

an electric field is detected, the LCD backlight changes color from

green to orange, and the number of bars, the intervals of buzzer

beeps and the flashing interval of the buzzer LED vary in five steps.

② Push the Power/Select button so that the LCD shows in the

main numerical value display area.

③ Check method

• Noncontact type measurement: Position the antenna as shown in

the illustration (on the right side of the light when the instrument is

viewed from the front).

• Contact type measurement: Bring the test pin (either the black or

red one) in contact with the target. More accurate EF detection is

possible so that the buzzer does not beep and the display

remains in the grounding phase.

* In certain cases in which the wiring is long, for example, may

sometimes become “

” even on the grounding side.

* Due to the high sensitivity, the EF sensing may be activated near

an inverter generating high frequencies, even when it is as apart as

more than some tens of centimeters from the instrument.

Backlight: Green

Undetected status Detected status

(Contact type)

Detected status

(Noncontact type)

Backlight: Orange Backlight: Orange

[6] MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

1. The following instructions are very important for safety.

Read this manual thoroughly to ensure correct maintenance.

2. Calibrate and inspect the instrument at least once a year to

ensure safety and maintain its accuracy.

WARNING

6-1 Maintenance and inspection

1) Appearance: Is the instrument not damaged due to falling or

other cause?

2) Test leads:

• Is a plug loose when it is inserted into the measured terminal?

• Is the cord of a test lead damaged?

• Is white coating exposed from the coating of a test lead?

If any of the above problems exists, stop using the instrument and

6-2 Calibration and inspection

For more information, please contact Sanwa’s authorized agent /

distribute service provider, listed in our website.

See section 7-2-4.

6-3 Cleaning and storage

1. The panel and case are not resistant to volatile solvent and

must not be cleaned with thinner or alcohol.

If the instrument gets dirty, wipe with a soft cloth moistened

with a small amount of water.

2. The panel and case are not resistant to heat. Do not place the

instrument near heat-generating devices.

3. Do not store the instrument in a place where it may be

subjected to vibration or where it may fall.

4. Do not store the instrument in places under direct sunlight, or

hot, cold or humid places or places where condensation is

anticipated.

5. If the instrument will not be used for a long time, remove the

batteries.

CAUTION

6-4 Battery replacement

Batteries when the instrument is shipped:

A battery for monitoring has been installed prior to shipment

from the factory. It may be discharged before the expiration of

the described battery life.

*The battery for monitoring is a battery used to check the

functions and performance of the product.

1. To avoid electric shock, do not remove the battery cover while

an input is applied t o the measured t erminal or during

measurement.

2. Make sure that the instrument is set to OFF before replacing the

batteries.

WARNING

[7] AFTER-SALE SERVICE

7-1 Warranty and provision

Sanwa offers comprehensive warranty services to its end-users and to its

product resellers. Under Sanwa's general warranty policy, each instrument

is warranted to be free from defects in workmanship or material under

normal use for the period of one (1) year from the date of purchase.

This warranty policy is valid within the country of purchase only, and

applied only to the product purchased from Sanwa authorized agent or

distributor.

Sanwa reserves the right to inspect all warranty claims to determine the

extent to which the warranty policy shall apply. This warranty shall not

apply to disposables batteries, or any product or parts, which have been

subject to one of the following causes:

1. A failure due to improper handling or use that deviates from the

instruction manual.

2. A failure due to inadequate repair or modification by people other than

Sanwa service personnel.

3. A failure due to causes not attributable to this product such as fire,

flood and other natural disaster.

4. Non-operation due to a discharged battery.

5. A failure or damage due to transportation, relocation or dropping

after the purchase.

7-2 Repair

Customers are asked to provide the following information when

requesting services:

1. Customer name, address, and contact information

2. Description of the problem

3. Description of the product configuration

4. Model Number

5. Product Serial Number

6. Proof of Date-of-Purchase

7. Where you purchased the product

Please contact Sanwa authorized agent / distributor / service

provider, listed in our website, in your country with above information.

An instrument sent to Sanwa / agent / distributor without above

information will be returned to the customer.

Note:

1) Prior to requesting repair, please check the following:

Capacity of the built-in battery, polarity of installation and

discontinuity of the test leads.

2) Repair during the warranty period:

The failed instrument will be repaired in accordance with the

conditions stipulated in 7-1 Warranty and provision.

3) Repair after the warranty period has expired:

•

If it is expected that servicing can restore the original functioning of the

product

, we will service it for a price upon request of the user.

•

The service charge or transport freight could sometimes become higher

than the product price. Please consult us before asking for servicing.

•

The minimum retention period of the servicing performance parts of this

product

is six (6) years after the discontinuation of production. This

period is equal to the servicing available period. However, the retention

period of a part may be reduced if it becomes unavailable due to

discontinuation of production of the part manufacturer, etc.

4) Precautions when sending the product to be repaired:

To ensure the safety of the product during transportation, place the

product in a box that is larger than the product 5 times or more in

volume and fill cushion materials fully and then clearly mark “Repair

Product Enclosed” on the box surface. The cost of sending and

returning the product shall be borne by the customer.

7-3 SANWA web site

http://www.sanwa-instrument.co.jp

E-mail: exp_sales@sanwa-instrument.co.jp

[8] SPECIFICATIONS

8-1 General Specifications

8-2 Measuring ranges and accuracies

Accuracy-guaranteed temperature/humidity ranges:

23 ±5 °C, no more than 80 %RH, (without condensation).

should not be displayed.

Crest factor (CF): < 2

rdg: Reading dgt: Lowest digit

ACV (AC voltage)

Measurement range: 5.0

999.9 V. Accuracy: ±(1.7 %rdg + 5dgt).

Note: Input impedance approx. 1.7 MΩ at 160 nF, frequency range

400 Hz

DCV (DC voltage)

Measurement range: 5.0

999.9 V. Accuracy: ±(0.7 %rdg + 5dgt).

Note: Input impedance approx. 1.7 MΩ at 160 nF

Circuit continuity

Open voltage: Approx. 0.6 V DC. Buzzer threshold: 20

500 kΩ

EF (Electric Field) detection

A voltage or electric field of about 60 V or more is detected.

The bar graph and intermittent buzzer beeps change in five steps

according to the field intensity.

Detection frequency: 50/60 Hz

Detection antenna: Top of the instrument body

(on the right of the LED light)

Contact type EF detection: + terminal test pins

Accuracy calculation method

　Example: ACV (AC voltage) measurement

Displayed value: 100.0 V

Range and accuracy: 999.9 V range, ±(1.7 %rdg + 5dgt)

Error: ±(100.0 V x 1.7 % + 5dgt) = ±2.2 V

True value: 100.0 V ±2.2 V (97.8 to 102.2 V)

* In the 999.9 V range, the 5 digit corresponds to 0.5 V.

The product specifications described in this manual and its

appearance are subject to change without notice for

improvement or other reasons.

5-1 Start-up inspection

Be sure to perform the start-up inspection before proceeding to

measurement.

• Exterior check: Check the external view for irregularity caused by

dropping, etc.

• Check that the indicator is not lit. If it is lit, replace the batteries

with new ones.

• Accessories: Check that the test leads are free of irregularity such

as wire disconnection or crack.

• Make sure that the main unit and hand are not wet with water, etc.

If the display shows nothing, the batteries may be exhausted completely.

5-2 Self-test mode

Backlight: Green

Short-circuit

test pins

Disconnect test

pins for voltage

measurement

Backlight: Alternates between green and orange

Buzzer beep generated, buzzer LED lit

Backlight: Green

* When a voltage of 5 V or more is input while appears on the

LCD, the instrument enters the auto-detecting voltage measurement

mode and displays the value of the input voltage.

5-3 Auto-detecting voltage measurement

Function (Auto detection) Range

DCV 5.0 ~ 999.9 V

ACV (45 ~ 400 Hz) 5.0 ~ 999.9 V

Circuit continuity Threshold 20 k ~ 500 kΩ or less

① The LCD displays when there is no input.

② When a voltage of 5 V or more is input, the instrument automatically

detects whether it is an AC voltage (ACV) or DC voltage (DCV) and

displays the corresponding mark together with the measurement

value.

When a voltage of 20 V or more is input, appears on the LCD

and the backlight color changes from green to orange.

③ When the probe is removed from the measurement target or

the input drops below about 5 V, the last measurement value is

automatically held displayed on the LCD (data hold). In the data

hold status, the mark appears and the held numerical value

flashes.

* The data hold status continues until the next time a voltage is input

or auto power OFF is activated.

Backlight: Green

Backlight

Green: Input voltage < 20 V

Orange: Input voltage ≥ 20 V

voltage input

No input

Backlight: Orange

Voltage value display Automatic data hold

of voltage value

Automatic data hold of

voltage value

Voltage value display

Backlight: Green

④ When the voltage input is below about 1.5 V and the resistance

is below the threshold value, the continuity buzzer beeps and the

buzzer LED lights up. All of the numeric value segments and marks

are displayed on the LCD and the backlight changes color between

green and orange alternately.

Backlight: Alternately green and orange

Buzzer generated, buzzer LED lit

* When there is an input voltage between

a b o u t 1 .5 t o 4 .9 V , r e ma i ns

displayed and the instrument does not

work even when the resistance is below

the threshold.

* Due to the high t hreshold value, the

resistance may be as high as max. 500 kΩ

even when the buzzer beep is generated.

① Unwind the test lead (black) from

the lead reel so that the screws are

exposed.

② Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove

the two battery cover retaining

screws.

③ Replace both of the two batteries in

the battery holder with new ones by

taking care of the polarity.

④ Attach the battery cover and retaining

screws in the original positions.

* The battery cover incorporates a

magnet so care is required when

closing it.

screw

Operation method Δ-

Σ method

AC detection method True RMS

Display Numerical value: Max. 9999 counts. With backlight

(green/orange)

Sampling rate ACV: Approx. 6 times/sec. DCV: Approx. 5 times/sec.

Over-range display "OL" is displayed

Polarity switching Auto (Only “

” is displayed.)

Low battery indication

The indicator lights on the display when the

supply voltage from the batteries drops below about

2.5 V.

If the battery voltage drops below about 2.2 V,

appears on the LCD and the instrument becomes

unable to continue measurement.

Operating environmental

conditions

Altitude no more than 2000 m, indoor use,

environmental pollution degree II

Operating temperature/

humidity ranges

Temperature: 5 to 40 °C

Humidity is as follows (without condensation).

5 to 31 °C: Max. 80 %RH

31 to 40 °C: Linearly decreases from 80 %RH to 50 %RH.

Storage temperature/

humidity ranges

Temperature -10 to +40 °C: No more than 80 %RH,

without condensation

Temperature +40 to +50 °C: No more than 70 %RH,

without condensation

(Remove the batteries when the instrument is not to be

used for long time.)

Temperature

coefficient

At below 18 °C or above 28 °C, multiply accuracy by

x0.15 per 1 °C.

Power supply LR03 (“AAA”-size alkaline battery), 1.5 V x 2

Auto power off The instrument power is turned OFF in about 1 min.

after the last operation. Standby current: Approx. 5 µA

Current consumption Approx. 20 mA (standby)

Battery life

Approx. 20 hours (continuous measurement of 40 V DC)

Dimensions/mass 130( ) ( ) ( ) mm /H×90 W×30 D

approx. 205 g (including batteries)

Safety standards IEC61010-1, IEC61010-2-030 CAT. IV 600 V / .CAT Ⅲ

1000 V, IEC61010-2-33, IEC61010-31

EMC directive IEC61326-1

Accessories

Instruction manual, test leads (TL-35: Test probe (red),

TL-36: Test lead (black); approx 1.5 m TL-A01: Test , ,

probe (black))

① The LCD shows when the instrument is

turned ON.

② Short-circuit the test pins.

③ All of the numeric value segments and marks

are displayed on the LCD and the backlight

changes color between green and orange

alternately. Confirm that the buzzer beeps and

that the buzzer LED lights up.

* The instrument does not enter the self-test mode

if the wire of a test lead is disconnected.

④ When the test pins are disconnected, the

instrument enters the auto-detecting voltage

measurement mode, in which the LCD displays

− 5 − − 6 − − 7 − − 8 −

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Marke:	Sanwa
Kategorie:	Multimeter
Modell:	KP1

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