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Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide. #61-802
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800 Series
Power Clamp Meter
61-802
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
3 4
2
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
5
61-802
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
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CAT III - 600V
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
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KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
1. Transformer Jaw 2. Transformer Trigger 3. Data Hold Button 4. Rotary Function Switch 5. LCD Display 6. Function Buttons 7. Input Terminals
CAT III - 600V
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WARNING! 1. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES EXCEED THESE RATINGS: - Voltage is not to exceed 800 Volts. - Wattage, Resistance and Continuity functions are not to be performed on circuits capable of delivering greater than 600 Volts. - Current measurements are not to be performed on circuits capable of delivering greater than 500 Volts 2. To avoid electrical shock hazards and/or damage to the meter: - Do not exceed the voltage ratings for the meter. Use caution when measuring voltage. - Do not use during electrical storms. AC power sources with inductive loads or electrical storms may result in high voltage. High energy transients can damage meter and present a dangerous shock hazard. - Turn off power to the circuit or device being measured before taking resistance and capacitance measurements. Fully discharge all capacitors before measuring. 3. Ensure meter is in proper working order before using. Visually inspect meter for damage. Performing a continuity check can verify proper operation. If the meter reading goes from overload to zero, this typically means the meter is in proper working order. 4. Visually inspect leads for damage before using. Replace if insulation is damaged or leads appear suspect. 5. Never ground yourself when taking electrical measurements. Do not touch exposed metal pipes, outlets, fixtures etc. Keep your body isolated from ground by using dry clothing, rubber shoes, mats, or any other approved insulating material. Keep your fingers behind the finger guards on the probes. Work with others. 6. Before beginning all unknown measurements, set meter to highest possible range. 7. Before breaking a circuit for testing, turn off the power to the circuit. When disconnecting from a circuit, disconnect the hot lead first, then the common lead. 8. Disconnect the meter from the circuit before turning off any indicator, including motors, transformers, and solenoids. 3
Data Hold Button · The data hold button is used to capture and hold a reading on the LCD display. · Press the button again to release the reading. LCD Display · 3-3/4 digit display with maximum indication of 3999. · Function symbols, units, analog bargraph, low battery symbol, min/max symbols, relative symbol, and zero symbol are included. Function Buttons DC A/W ZERO Button · The DC A/W Zero button is used to zero out the DCA residual value. · Press this button until the LCD displays a zero value and the zero symbol. · This button does not force the meter into manual range mode. · Press and hold the DC A/W Zero button for 2 seconds to disable this function. REC Button · The meter can store 4 data points in memory. · Pressing the REC button will store the current value into memory. · The data point number (1-4) will be shown on the upper display, and the stored data will be shown on the main display for approximately 3 seconds. · After all four data points have been stored, the meter will display FULL on the secondary display when the REC button is pressed. · When data is stored in memory, the REC symbol is shown on the LCD display. · This data can be viewed by pressing the READ NEXT button. · This data is stored until the meter is turned off.
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3 KVAR KVA Button · The 3 KVAR KVA button toggles between the KVAR/KVA measurements and the PF/kW measurements in the 33W or 34W functions. · Toggling between these measurements can only be done after the power clamp has calculated the power factor and kW measurement. Read Next Button In 33W Function · Pressing the read next button stores the measured values for kWRS(L1L2)/kVARS(L1L2) and moves to the next measurement. · Pressing read next after the kWTS(L2L3)/kVARTS(L2L3) stores the values and calculates the kW and PF values for the 33W system. · After these values have been calculated, press the 3 KVAR KVA button to display the KVAR and KVA values for the system. · To start another calculation, press the read next button again to return and take a measurement for the kWRS(L1L2)/kVARS(L1L2) values. In 34W Function · Pressing the read next button stores the measured values for WR(L1)/PFR(L1) and moves to the next measurement. · Pressing read next after the WS(L2)/PFS(L2) stores the values and moves on to the next measurement. · Pressing read next after the WT(L3)/PFT(L3) stores the values and calculates the kW and PF values for the 34W system. · After these values have been calculated, press the 3 KVAR KVA button to display the KVAR and KVA values for the system. · To start another calculation, press the read next button again to return and take a measurement for the WR(L1)/PFR(L1) values.
In any other function · Pressing the read next button in any other function displays the measurement values stored with the REC button. · The REC NO. symbol will be shown on the LCD display and the record number will flash on the secondary display to notify the user of what values are being displayed. · Pressing this button after the meter displays last stored data point returns to the first stored data point. · To exit the read next mode, turn the function switch to any other function. This will exit without losing the stored data. Kilowatt/Power Factor Measurements
Kilowatt Range (AC+DC True Power) 0-99.99kW 100-999.9kW 1000-1600kW Resolution Accuracy 0.01kW 0.1kW 1kW Voltage/Current Range ±(2.0% +0.05) 600VAC, 800VDC 2000A AC/DC ±(2.0% +5)
Power Factor 0.2-1.0 for 12W, 13W, 33W, and 34W
Autoranging Table 0-200A 200-2000A
0-200VAC 0-200VDC 0.00-40.00kW 0.0-400.0kW
200-600VAC 200-800VDC 0.00-99.99kW 100.0-160.0kW 0.0-999.9kW 1000-1600kW
61-802
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
CAT III - 600V
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To measure Kilowatts and Power Factor in a single phase 2-wire system · Set rotary switch to PF/kW without jaws clamping onto any wire · If the watt reading is not zero, press the DC A/W ZERO button once to zero out the watt reading. · Insert the black test lead into the COM terminal and the red test lead into the + terminal. · Connect the black test probe to the neutral conductor and the red test probe to the hot conductor. · Using the trigger to open the jaws, fully enclose the hot conductor within the clamp. · Release the trigger and be sure that the jaws have closed completely. · The power clamp selects the appropriate range based on the Autoranging table. · Power Factor (PF) is a calculated value based on the formula kW PF=_______ kVA · The kW value is shown on the main display and the PF value is shown on the upper display. · Positive PF (+) indicates an inductive load, while negative PF (-) indicates a capacitive load. Note: The "+" sign on the jaw must face the power source for correct measurement.
To measure Kilowatts and Power Factor in a single phase 3-wire system See section on 13W AC+DC Power Measurements AC+DC Voltage/Frequency Measurements
Voltage Range 0-200V 200-500V 500-600VAC 1V 500-800VDC Overload Protection: 800V TRMS Measurements Accuracies specified at Crest Factor <3.5 Resolution Accuracy (50/60Hz) 0.1V ±(1.5% +5) Accuracy Input (40-400Hz) Impedance ±(2.0% +5) 10M
Frequency Range 50/60Hz 10-400Hz
Accuracy ±(0.5% + 2)
Sensitivity >5V
61-802
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
CAT III - 600V
To Measure Voltage and Frequency · Set the rotary switch to V/Hz · Insert the black test lead into the COM terminal and the red test lead into the + terminal. · Connect the test probes in parallel with the load or circuit. · The power clamps automatically selects the proper range. 7 8
· The voltage value is shown on the main display and the frequency value is shown on the upper display. Note: If the frequency is <10Hz, the display will show 0Hz. If the frequency is >1000Hz, the display will show OL. AC+DC Current and Voltage Measurement AC+DC Current Resolution Accuracy Range (50/60Hz) 0-200A 0.1A ±(1.5% +5) 200-500A ±(2.0% +5) 500-2000A 1A Overload Protection: 3000A TRMS Measurements Accuracies specified at Crest Factor <3.5
Voltage Range 0-200V 200-500V 500-600VAC 500-800VDC 1V Resolution Accuracy Accuracy Input (50/60Hz) (40-400Hz) Impedance 0.1V ±(1.5% +5) ±(2.0% +5) 10M
Accuracy (40-400Khz) ±(2.0% +5) ±(2.5% +5)
To Measure AC+DC Current and Voltage in a single phase 2-wire system · Set rotary switch to A/V · Press the DC A/W ZERO button to zero the reading · Using the trigger to open the jaws, fully enclose the conductor within the clamp. · Release the trigger and be sure that the jaws have closed completely. · Insert the black test lead into the COM terminal and the red test lead into the + terminal. · Connect the test probes in parallel with the load or circuit. · The power clamp automatically selects the proper range. · The current value is shown on the main display and the voltage value is shown on the upper display. AC + DC Apparent Power/Reactive Power Measurement (kVA/kVAR)
61-802
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
Overload Protection: 800V TRMS Measurements Accuracies specified at Crest Factor <3.5
KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
CAT III - 600V
61-802
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
Note: Before taking a kVA/kVAR measurement, the DC A/W ZERO button must be used to zero the current reading. If the current reading is not zero, the kVA and kVAR values might be incorrect.
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
CAT III - 600V
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To Measure AC+DC Apparent and Reactive Power (kVA/kVAR) in a single phase 2-wire system · Set the rotary switch to A/V. · Press the DC A/W ZERO button to zero the reading. · Set the rotary switch to kVA/kVAR. · Insert the black test lead into the COM terminal and the red test lead into the + terminal. · Connect the black test probe to the neutral conductor and the red test probe to the hot conductor. · Using the trigger to open the jaws, fully enclose the hot conductor within the clamp. · Release the trigger and be sure that the jaws have closed completely. · Apparent Power (kVA) is a calculated value based on the formula VA kVA = 1000 · Reactive Power (kVAR) is a calculated value based on the formula kVAR = (kVA)2 - (kW)2
33W AC+DC Power Measurements
Kilowatt Range Resolution Accuracy (AC+DC True Power) Range 0-99.99kW 100-999.9kW 1000-1200kW 0.01kW 0.1kW 1kW ±(2.0% +5) Voltage/Current
±(2.0% +0.05) 600VAC, 800VDC 2000A AC/DC
Power Factor 0.2-1.0 for 12W, 13W, 33W, and 34W
KVAR Range Resolution Accuracy (AC+DC Reactive Power) 0-99.99kW 100-999.9kW 1000-1200kW 0.01kW 0.1kW 1kW ±(2.0% +5) Voltage/Current Range 2000A AC/DC
±(2.0% +0.05) 600VAC, 800VDC
In a three phase 3-wire system, the 61-802 power clamp measures the true power (kW), power factor (PF), apparent power (kVA), and reactive power (kVAR) of the system. These values are calculated based on the formulas kW33W = PF33W = kVA33W = kWRS(L1L2) + kWTS (L3L2) kW 33W kVA 33W kW233W - kVAR233W
· To obtain a more accurate kVAR value when the power factor (PF) is greater than 0.91, use the 33W function. · The kVA value is shown on the main display and the kVAR value is shown on the upper display. · Positive kVAR (+) indicates a capacitive load, while negative kVAR (-) indicates an inductive load. Note: The "+" sign on the jaw must face the power source for correct measurement. To measure AC+DC Apparent and Reactive Power (kVA/kVAR) in a single phase 3-wire system See section on 13W AC+DC Power Measurements
kVAR33W = kVARS(L1L2) + kVARTS(L1L2) To Measure AC+DC Power Measurements in a three phase 3-wire system · Set rotary switch to 33W without jaws clamping onto any wire. · The LCD display will show a flashing R to indicate that the meter is ready for the first measurement. · If the watt reading is not zero, press the DC A/W ZERO button once to zero out the watt reading. · Insert the black test lead into the COM terminal and the red test lead into the + terminal. 12
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L1L2 Measurement
L3L2 Measurement
61-802
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
61-802
KVARKVA 3Ø3W 3Ø4W
True RMS
Power Clamp
3ØPF AC+DC 2000KW 2000A
HOLD
PFKW HzV VA
OFF
KVARKVA 3Ø3W
DC A/W ZERO REC 3Ø KVAR KVA READ NEXT
3Ø4W
True RMS
CAT III - 600V
DC A/W ZERO
REC
3Ø KVAR KVA
READ NEXT
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