Kaiweets HT206D User manual
KAIWEETS
True-RMS
Digital
Clamp
Meter
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UJser
Manual
Contents
Introduction:
Safety
Information
Product
Overview
--
Function
Buttons-
Other
Functions
--
AC
voltage
measurement
with
low-pass
filter
"LPF"--
High-Impedance
Voltage
Measurement
-+
S R
Low
impedance
voltage
measurement
(LowZ)
----
Operating
Instructions
Insert
and replace
batterie:
Turn
on/off
the
meter
Automatic
shutdown
-
Auto-ranging
AC
Zero
Input
Behavior
of
True-rms
Meters
Connecting
Test
Leads
Making
Measurements
----
-
AC/
DC
Current
measurement
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Measurement
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Frequency
or
Duty
Cycle
Measurements
(Hz%)
Resistance
measurement
Q
-
Continuity
test
Capacitance
measurement
Diode
Test:-
Temperature
measurement
-
Non-contact
AC
Voltage
Detection
(NCV)
Specification
Accuracy
Maintenance
Cleaning
the
Metel
Three
Year
Warranty
-
Introduction
KAIWEETS
HT206D
is a
digital
True-RMS
clamp
meter
with
automatic
range
selection.
The
Low
Impedance
(Low-Z)
mode
can
detect
and eliminate
ghost
or
stray
voltages.
Safety
Information
AAWarnings:
Read
First
To
avoid
possible
electric
shock
or
personal
injury,
please
obey
the
following
instructions:
«
Use
the
Meter
only
as
specified
in
this
manual
or
the
protection
provided
by
the
Meter
might
be
impaired.
+
Avoid
working
alone
so
assistance
can
be
rendered.
+
Never
measure
AC
current
while
the
test
leads
are
inserted
into
the
input
jacks.
+
Do
not
use
the
Meter
in
wet
or
dirty
environments.
«
Inspect
the
test
leads
before
use.
Do
not
use
them
if
insulation
is
damaged
or
metal
is
exposed.
«
Check
the
test
leads
for
continuity.
Replace
damaged
test
leads
before
using.
«
Use
extreme
caution
when
working
around
bare
conductors
or
bus
bars.
Contact
with
the
conductor
could
result
in
electric
shock.
+
Do
not
hold
the
Meter
anywhere
beyond
the
tactile
barrier.
«
When
measuring
current,
center
the
conductor
in
the
clamp.
3
+
Do
not
apply
more
than
the
rated
voltage,
as
marked
on
the
Meter,
between
the
terminals
or
between
any
terminal
and
earth
ground.
+
Remove
test
leads
from
the
Meter
before
opening
the
Meter
case.
«
Never
operate
the
Meter
with
the
back
cover
removed
or
the
case
open.
+
Never
remove
the
back
cover
or
open
the
case
of
an
instrument
without
first
removing
the
test
leads
or
the
jaws
from
a
live
conductor.
+
Use
caution
when
working
with
voltages
above
30
V ac
RMS,
42
V
ac
peak,
or
60
V
dc.
These
voltages
pose
a
shock
hazard.
«
Do
not
attempt
to
measure
any
voltage
that
might
exceed
the
maximum
range
of
the
Meter-
600
V
RMS
and
1
kHz
or
600
V dc.
«
Do
not
operate
the
Meter
around
explosive
gas,
vapor,
or
dust.
+
When
using
probes,
keep
fingers
behind
the
finger
guards.
«
When
making
electrical
connections,
connect
the
common
test
lead
before
connecting
the
live
test
lead;
when
disconnecting,
disconnect
the
live
test
lead
before
disconnecting
the
common
test
lead.
«
Disconnect
circuit
power
and
discharge
all
high-voltage
capacitors
before
testing
resistance,
continuity,
or
diodes.
«
Check
the
operation
of
the
meter
at
a
known
source
before
and
after
use.
Product
Overview
(DNCV
Probe
(2)
Current
Sensing
Clamp
(3)
Flashlight
Data
Hold
Switch/
NCV
Button
(3
Rotary
Function
Switch
(®
Current
Clamp
Opening
Trigger
(®
LED
Display
Screen
(9
COM
Terminal
(black
test
lead)
)
INPUT
Terminal
(red test
lead)
Symbol-Explanation
Double
Insulated
7
Hazardous
Voltage.
Danger!
“~
|
Alternating
Current
(AC)
=
AC
and
DC
Current
===
|
Direct
current
(DC)
A
Important
information
=~
|
Earth
Ground
=
Fuse
3
|
Low
Battery
Indication
=]
n
m
Conforms
to
requirements
of
European
Free
Trade
h:¢
Do
not
dispose
of
this
product
in
unsorted
municipal
waste
Measurement
Category
II:
For
measuring
electrical
and
electronic
devices
that
are
CAT.
Il
|
directly
supplied
with
a
mains
voltage
via
a
mains
plug.
This
category
also
includes
all
lower
categories
(e.g.
CAT
|
for
measuring
signal
and
control
voltages)
CAT.
Ill
|
Measurement
category
I
for
testing
and
measuring
circuis
that
are
connected
to
the
distribution
section
of
low-voltage
power
supply
devices
in
buildings.
6
Function
Buttons
Correction
of
Zero
correction
for
DC
measurement
This
function
allows
the
user
to
set
the
magnetization
effects
to
zero
when
measuring
DC.
It
must
be
performed
after
each
high
amplitude
current
measurement.
With
no
conductor
inserted
into
the
clamp,
press
and
hold
the
"Z
/
F"
key
(approx.
3
seconds)
until
a
beep
sounds
and
the
ZERO
symbol
appears
on the
display.
Function
selector
(for
secondary
functions)
Press
the
"Z
/
F"
key
to
switch
the
respective
secondary
function
between
the
different
measurements
for
the
applications
accessible|
via
the
function
switch
such
as
between
AC
and DC.
Press
the
"MAX
/
MIN"
button
to
display
the
minimum
or
maximum
values
one
after the
other.
Press
and
hold
the
button
for
more
than
2
seconds
to
exit
MAX
/
MIN
mode.
Backlight:
Press
the
button
to
activate
/
deactivatethe
the
background!
lighting.
It
turns
off
automatically
after
about
10
seconds
of
inactivity,|
Work
light:
Press
and
hold
this
button
for
more
than
2
seconds
to
switch
the
work
light
on
or
off.
HOLD:
The
HOLD
function holds
the
currently
displayed
measured
value
on the
display
so
that
it
can
be
read
or
logged
in
peace.
Make
sure
that the
function
is
deactivated
at
the
start
of
the
test.
Otherwise
an
incorrect
measurement
result
will
be
simulated!
NCV
(non-contact
AC
voltage
detection):
Press
and
hold
the
button
for
more
than
2
seconds
to
activate
or
deactivate
the
NCV
function.
Other
Functions
AC
voltage
measurement
with
low-pass
filter
"LPF"
The"LPF"
function
allows
the
clamp
meter
to
filter
interfering
signals
of
over
60
Hz.
These
signals
can
lead
to
inaccurate
measurements.
The meter
filters
these
signals
and
only
measures
the
voltage
signal.
v
[Jm
e [
B
S
Measurement
with
LPF:
60
e
Set
the
rotary
switch
to
600A,
60A
or
V.
©
Press
the
"Z
/
F"
button
three
times
until
7
appears
on
the
display.
Now
you
can
connect
test
leads
and
start
measurement.
AThe
LPF
function
is
only
possible
in
AC
measurement
mode.
High-Impedance
Voltage
Measurement
High
Impedance
means
high
electrical
Impedance.
This
is
used
to
denote
the
input
Impedance
or
output
Impedance
of
electrical
circuits
and
devices
in
particular.
When
measuring
in
the
circuit,
this
has
only
a
minor
impact
on the
performance
of
the
circuit,
particularly
in
the
case
of
sensitive
electronic
circuits
or
control
circuits.
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