Kanomax Anemomaster Lite User manual

Userʼs Manual

LITE

MODEL6006

Handheld Anemometer

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

Important Safety Information

The symbols for the warnings used in this manual are defined below.

Classifications

Danger: To Prevent Serious Injury or Death

Warnings in this classification indicate danger that may result in

serious injury or death if not observed.

Caution: To Prevent Damage to the Product

Warnings in this classification indicate ris s of damage to the

product that may void the product warranty if not observed.

Description of Symbols

△This symbol indicates a condition that requires caution (including

danger). The subject of each caution is illustrated inside the triangle

(e.g. the high temperature caution symbol is shown on the left).

This symbol indicates a prohibition. Do not ta e the prohibited

action shown inside or near this symbol (e.g. the disassembly

prohibition symbol is shown on the left).

●This symbol indicates a mandatory action. A specific action is given

near the symbol.

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

Danger

Never bring the probe close to a flammable gas atmosphere.

The heated sensor may cause a fire or explosion.

Never touch the sensor.

The sensor is heated during operation. Touching the heated sensor

may cause burns, and may also damage the sensor itself.

Do not disassemble or heat the batteries, or put them into a

fire.

This may cause burns and the batteries may burst.

Caution

Do not use the instrument in a water vapor atmosphere.

Condensed steam on the sensor will change the heat dissipation rate,

resulting in inaccurate measurements. It may also cause damage to

the sensor.

This instrument is designed to be used in an environment with

a clean air stream without any dust or foreign materials.

Foreign materials may cause damage to the sensor. Also dust or

foreign materials on the sensor will impede accurate measurements.

Do not apply force to the sensor.

If the sensor is deformed, the accuracy of the sensor may be

affected.

When measuring, ensure that the direction mar is facing into

the airflow.

Otherwise, the measurement may be inaccurate, as some sensors

(uni-directional probes) have a specific directivity.

Do not use or leave the instrument in a high temperature,

high humidity or dusty environment. Do not leave this

instrument under direct sunlight for a prolonged period.

The instrument may not function properly out of the specified

operating conditions.

Forbidden

Hot surface

Don’t touch

Explosive

Use properly

Forbidden

Set up properly

Forbidden

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

iii

Do not subject the instrument or the probe to strong impacts.

Dropping the unit or placing heavy objects on it may cause damage

or malfunction to the instrument.

Never disassemble, modify or repair the product.

Failure to observe the above may cause short circuit and/or other

failure that will affect the performance.

Do not pic up or carry the instrument by the probe cable.

It may cause a malfunction or the wire may brea .

Remove the batteries from the battery compartment when

storing the instrument. Do not leave exhausted batteries in the

battery compartment. When inserting batteries be sure to

insert them with the polarity facing the correct direction.

Failure to do so may cause battery lea age.

Do not wipe the instrument with a volatile solvent.

The body may deform or deteriorate. Use a soft dry cloth to remove

stains. If stains persist, soa the cloth in a neutral detergent and

wipe the instrument with the soft cloth. Never use volatile solvents

such as thinner or benzene.

Discharge any built-up static electricity from your body before

touching the instrument.

The built-up static electricity may influence the readings and cause

damage to the circuit.

Regularly chec the head of the probe for contamination.

Impurities (such as dust) on the sensor may affect the

accuracy of the measurements.

To get rid of dust, use a blow blush for cameras to blow it off, or you

can rinse it with water and allow it to air-dry completely.

*Be sure to turn the power off before you clean it.

*Never dry the probe with heat. (Heat may cause permanent damage

to the sensor.)

Do not remode

disassemble

Electrified

Forbidden

Use properly

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

Do not move the main unit and the probe from a cold place to

a warm place quic ly. It will cause dew condensation.

Even when used in an environment within the specified operating

temperature and humidity, a sudden temperature change may

cause condensation. Condensation generated on the sensor may

cause inaccurate measurements. Condensation on metal parts may

cause rusting and lead to a malfunction.

Do not touch the LCD screen with a sharp-pointed object or

with excessive pressure.

It may cause distortion of the screen or a malfunction. Also a rapid

temperature change may cause a malfunction of the screen.

When storing the instrument, put the instrument in the

carrying case and eep it in a place with an ambient

temperature of -10 to 50°C and no condensation.

Do not dispose of the instrument as a household waste.

Please note that the disposal of the instrument and the batteries

should be in line with your local or national legislation. For details,

please contact your local distributor.

Set

roperly

Forbidden

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

Table of Contents

§ 1 Part Names and Functions (Instrument) ....... 6

Part Names and Functions (Main Body) ............................... 6

Part Names and Functions (Probe) .................................... 7

§ Preparation for Measurement ........................ 7

Installing Batteries .......................................................... 7

Battery Level Indicator .................................................... 9

Changing Units for the Readings ....................................... 9

§ 3 How to Measure ........................................... 10

§ 4 Specifications .............................................. 11

§ 5 Troubleshooting .......................................... 1

§ 6 Compensation of Air Velocity Value ............. 13

§ 7 Warranty and After Service ......................... 14

Kanomax Limited Warranty ............................................. 14

§ 8 Contact Information .................................... 16

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

6 Part Names and Functions (Instrument)

§ 1 Part Names and Functions (Instrument)

Part Names and Functions (Main Body)

＜Side＞＜Front＞＜Back＞

Power/Function Switch is a multifunction switch that can be slid up and

down, and pressed.

1. Pressing will switch the power on and off. Press and hold the switch

for more than 1 second until the LED indicates the change of the

ON/OFF status.

2. Sliding the switch down will change the measurement mode in the

following order: FAST  SLOW  Air Temperature  FAST

3. Sliding the switch up will hold the display. Slide up, down or press

the switch to continue.

＜

Enlarged view of the Power/Function Switch

＞

3. Pause

ON/OFF

1. Press and hold for more than 1

second.

2. FAST/SLOW/Air Temperature

Battery Case

Power/Function

Switch

Display

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

Preparation for Measurement 7

Part Names and Functions (Probe)

§ 2 Preparation for Measurement

Installing Batteries

Use four AA size batteries.

Ma e sure that the power is off before inserting the batteries.

If you are using charging batteries, charge them with a special

*Air Velocity/Air Temperature

(temperature compensation)

sensors are built in.

*During measurement, the whole

surface of the sensor should be

exposed to the wind.

*Face it windward

Air Temperature

(temperature

compensation) Sensor

Air Velocity Sensor

Directional Point

Sensor

Grip

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

Preparation for Measurement

charger prior to use.

＜

Back (Battery Case)

２

１

３

４

Preparation for Measurement

charger prior to use.

Back (Battery Case)

２

４

charger prior to use.

Back (Battery Case)

＞

Slide the cover of the battery case down

along the rail.

Slide the cover until

up.

Insert the batteries in the order shown in

the left figure, observing polarity.

Replac

reversed

To put the battery cover bac ,

do not

at the top end.

Follow the above

procedure bac wards to s

he cover bac

If you forc

cover

be bro en.

Slide the cover of the battery case down

along the rail.

Slide the cover until

Insert the batteries in the order shown in

the left figure, observing polarity.

Replac

e the battery cover by

reversed

procedure

To put the battery cover bac ,

do not

first engage the detent

at the top end.

Follow the above

procedure bac wards to s

he cover bac

If you forc

ibly

cover

onto the body, it

be bro en.

Slide the cover of the battery case down

Slide the cover until

it stops

Insert the batteries in the order shown in

the left figure, observing polarity.

e the battery cover by

procedure

s 1 and 2

To put the battery cover bac ,

first engage the detent

at the top end.

Follow the above

mentioned

procedure bac wards to s

he cover bac

ibly

try to clic

onto the body, it

Slide the cover of the battery case down

it stops

, and then lift it

Insert the batteries in the order shown in

the left figure, observing polarity.

e the battery cover by

following the

s 1 and 2

To put the battery cover bac ,

first engage the detent

mentioned

procedure bac wards to s

lide

try to clic

the

onto the body, it

may

Slide the cover of the battery case down

, and then lift it

Insert the batteries in the order shown in

following the

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

(More than 4.6V

Batt

ery Level Indicator

Battery l

evel



Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

4V.



When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

go on and off and



When you are using

little

anging Units for the Readings



The units can be changed using the

dip switch.



You can find the dip switch in the

battery box.

(More than 4.6V

Sufficient

SW 2

ery Level Indicator

evel

is displayed as

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

go on and off and

When you are using

little

early, before the 4.3V

anging Units for the Readings

The units can be changed using the

dip switch.

You can find the dip switch in the

battery box.

(More than 4.6V

）

(4.6V

Sufficient

is not used

ery Level Indicator

is displayed as

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

go on and off and

the

power will be turned off automatically.

When you are using

a charging

early, before the 4.3V

anging Units for the Readings

The units can be changed using the

You can find the dip switch in the

(4.6V

- 4.3V

）

is not used

1 2

Preparation for Measurement

is displayed as

below

depending on the charge left:

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

power will be turned off automatically.

a charging

battery, recharge the battery

early, before the 4.3V

4.0V mar

anging Units for the Readings

The units can be changed using the

You can find the dip switch in the

(4.3V

–

Units

SW No.

m/s

FPM

1 2

Preparation for Measurement

depending on the charge left:

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

power will be turned off automatically.

battery, recharge the battery

4.0V mar

is displayed.

The units can be changed using the

You can find the dip switch in the

(Lower than 4.0V)

Blin ing of the indicator

–

4.0V

）

SW No.

°C

°F

OFF

Preparation for Measurement

depending on the charge left:

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

power will be turned off automatically.

battery, recharge the battery

is displayed.

(Lower than 4.0V)

Blin ing of the indicator

Replacement of

Batteries

１

OFF

(

factory default

Preparation for Measurement

depending on the charge left:

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

power will be turned off automatically.

battery, recharge the battery

(Lower than 4.0V)

Blin ing of the indicator

Replacement of

Batteries

factory default

)

Guaranteed operating voltage range of the battery is more than

When battery voltage decreases to less than 4V, the display will

www.GlobalTestSupply.com

Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com

This manual suits for next models

Table of contents

Other Kanomax Measuring Instrument manuals

Kanomax

Kanomax 1550 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax Gasmaster 2750 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax ANEMOMASTER A031 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 3521 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 3800 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax Climomaster S-6531-0E User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax DALT 6900 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax Anemomaster 6036 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax Anemomaster 6162 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 6824 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 6813 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 3444 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 6850 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 3887 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax ANEMOMASTER A031 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 1580 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax Climomaster 6501 Series User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax Anemomaster 6162 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax OMX-TDM User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 3889 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 6700-VG User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 4200 User manual

Kanomax

Kanomax 3521 Quick start guide

Kanomax

Kanomax ANEMOMASTER LITE 6006 User manual

Popular Measuring Instrument manuals by other brands

Suaoki

Suaoki D40 user manual

Elster

Elster BK-G1.6 operating instructions

Endress+Hauser

Endress+Hauser Deltabar FMD71 technical information

Duratool

Duratool D03128 manual

Vega

Vega VEGAPULS 65 Quick setup guide

Tonghui

Tonghui TH2618B Operation manual

Tenmars

Tenmars TM-801 user manual

MSR

MSR 145 user manual

TPS

TPS WP-82 manual

ELMETRON

ELMETRON CP-511 user manual

PCB Piezotronics

PCB Piezotronics 003C30 Installation and operating manual

Tenma

Tenma 72-10465 manual

Endress+Hauser

Endress+Hauser Proline Promag 50 Brief operating instructions

Siemens

Siemens SITRANS F Coriolis FCT030 Function manual

KLINGER

KLINGER CMF V Series instruction manual

EXFO

EXFO FTB-2 Notice

Keysight

Keysight M8290A Getting started guide

ADTEK

ADTEK MW-5 operating manual