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Introduction
Uni- rend Model UT512 insulation resistance testeT           r
(hereafte "the Meter") is handheld instrumenr,        a    t
designed primarily make resis ance insula io    to    t /  t n
resistance measurement.
Unpacking the Meter
The Meter includes the following items:
Table 1. Unpacking Inspection
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Description
English Operating Manual
One-plug t t es lead to one alligator
clip ( Black )
O  ne plug es t t lead to one alligator
clip ( Green )
Two-plug test lead to one
alligator clip ( Red )
1.5V Battery (LR14 / R14)
Tool Box
USB Interface Cable
Software
Power adaptor (input voltage
230V, 50/60Hz, 50mA, output
DC14.5V, 600mA)  (optional,
available at extra cost)
Qty
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
8 pcs
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
In the event you find any missing or damage, pleas                  e
contact your dealer immediately.
Safety Information
T  his Me er compliest    with EN 61010-1:2010  fety sa measurement
requirement:Pollution Degree 2,  measurement 
category CAT III 600V and Double Insulation. 
CAT II (measurement category): Test and measuring 
circuits connected directly to utilization points (socket outlets 
and similar points) of the low-voltage MAINS installation.
Use the Meter only as specified in this operating manual,
otherwise the protection provided       by the Meter may       be
impaired.
Danger identifies conditions and actions     that pos  e
hazard(s) to the user.
Warning alerts users to avoid electric shock.
Caution identifies conditions and actions     that ma  y
damage the Meter and affect accurate
measurement.
Danger
Use of   instrument in   a manual not   specifed by th  e
manufactuer may impair safety features/protection
prov ed by the e nt. d the f gid quipme   Rea ollowin
sa rma care refety  info tion  full foy  be   us   oring
servicing the instrument.
Do not apply more than 600V.
Do not use the Meter around explosive gas,
vapor or dust.
Do not use the Meter in a wet environment.
When using the test       leads, keep your figure      s
away from the lead contacts.  Keep your
figures behind   the finger guards   on the leads    .
Do  t u  the    th any p  or co rno se Meter wi arts ve
removed.
Operating Caution identifies conditions that user
needs to t  ake ex rat  care during opera    ting the Meter
Warning
Do not use     the Meter   if it is     damaged or   metal
part is exposed.  Look for cracks or missing
plastic.
Be careful when working above 33V   rms, 46.7  V
ac rms or 70V   DC. Such voltages      pose a shock
hazard.
Discharge all   loading of   circuit under test afte  r
measuring high voltage.
When carrying out insulation measurement,
do not contact the circuit under test.
Caution
When performing   resistance tests, remove     all
power from the circuit to be measured and
discharge all the power.
Wh ing then  icserv   e Meter, u   y se onl only the 
test leads and power adaptor with the same 
model number or identical electrical 
specifications.
Do not use the Meter if the battery indicator
(
 )   a shows battery empty condition.      Take
the battery out from       the Meter if it       is not use    d
for a long time.
Do not use or store the Meter in an
environment of high temperature, humidity,
explosive, inflammable and strong magnetic
field.  The performance of the Meter may
deteriorate after dampened.
So  c th a  m  dft lo nd ild etergent s  be u dhould se
to clean the surface of the Meter when
servicing. No abrasive and       solvent should   be
u d to p nt the su  of the    omse reve rface Meter fr
corrosion, damage and accident.
Dry the Meter before storing if it is wet.
Risk of electric shock
Grounding
Empty of Built-In Battery
Con ormsf  to St  of   andards European Union
International Electrical Symbols
International symbols on the Meter and in this manual
are explained in Table 2.
Table 2. International Electrical Symbols
Battery Saver (Sleep Mode)
The Meter   enters the Sleep     Mode and blanks   the displa  y
if there is no button press for 15 minutes. This is don                       e
to conserve battery powe The Meter comes out      r.          of
Sleep Mode whe button is pressed and hol    n ON/OFF          d
for 1 second.
Battery Indication
There is a battery indicator shown on the upper left corner 
of the display. Please refer to Table 3 for detailed 
explanation.
Battery Voltage
5.9V ~ 10.6V.  It means the battery is
empty, Do not use the Meter as it 
cannot 
guarantee accuracy.
10.7V ~ 11.1V.  It means the battery is
almost empty, replacing battery is
necessary.  At this   status, the   Meter can
still output 500V and 1000V to measure, 
the measured accuracy will not be
affected.
11.2V ~ 12.2V
12.2V or more
Table 3. Battery Indication
Battery
Indicator
The Meter Structure
Below Figure and   1   Table shows the Meter fron 4        t
structure and description
Do not change battery when the Meter is in
wet environment.
Place test leads in proper input terminals.
Make sure all the test leads are firmly
connected to the Meter's input terminals.
Make sure the Meter is turned off when
opening the battery compartment.
Figure 1. The Meter Front Structur           e
G n kree Blac
Red
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Table 4. Meter Front Description
LCD
 Arrow Button
Emergency Stop
Data Clear the Display Backlight Button
 Arrow Button
On/Off Button
Compare Button
Insulation Resistance Button
DC   ButtonVoltage Measurement
Timer Button.
AC   ButtonVoltage Measurement
Test Button
USB Button
Data Store Button.
Data Recall Button
 Arrow Button
17
18
19
20
21
22
 Arrow Button
LINE: High voltage input terminal
( Connected to two-plug red test lead )
High voltage line shielding input terminal
( Connected to two-plug red test lead )
GUARD: Grounding protection input terminal
( Connected to one-plug black test lead )
EA TH:R  High resistance   measurement input
terminal  ( Connected to one-plug green 
test lead )
Testing leads:
Two-plug   te  red st lead one alliga to    tor lip c .
One-plug  k tblac es leadt   to   one alliga ort  clip.
One-plug green test lead to one alligator clip.
Below Figure 2 and Table 5 shows the Meter side
structure and description
Figure 2.  The Meter Side Structure
Table ide De ip io 5. Meter S   scr t n
1            Safety Shutter
2            Power adaptor Input Terminal
3            USB Port
Display
Table 6 and Figure 3 describe the display.
Figure 3.  Display
Table 6. Display Description
Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Meaning
Analogue bar graph
Risk of electric shock
Battery life indicator
Indicator for timer
Timer 1 symbol
Timer 2 symbo
Indicates selected pass/fail compare       value
Indicator for power adaptor
The continuity buzzer is on
Indicator for data store full
Data store is on
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Data recall is on
Indicator for polarization index
Step symbol
Compare result: Pass
Compare result: Fail
Indicator for DC voltage
Indicator for AC voltage
Indicates negative reading
Unit symbols
Indicator for clearing
Table 7. Key Description
Turn on or off the Meter.  Press and
hold he t  bu on ortt  f  1   to t  thesecond urn
Meter on.  Press again to turn off the
Meter.
The Meter defaults at 500V range and 
under continuous measurement of 
insulation resistance when turned on.
Emergency stop button.  Press this
button when the Meter crashes down 
and cannot turn off the power.
Key Functions
ON/OFF
E-STOP
Short press to turn on or off the display 
backlight 
Long press to clear the stored   data.
Press to store the current measurement
value.  The maximum   number of   stored
reading is 18. When the      stored readings
memory is full, the Meter shows FULL
and stop storing.  Press and hold
CLEAR / 
to clear the stored value
in order   to st  t   t  tore he nex measuremen
CLEAR
 / 
SAVE
value.
LOAD
Press once to recall the first stored
value.
Press again to exit Load feature.
Load feature can only be used when
there is no high voltage output.
When the insulation resistance
measurement has no testing voltage
output, press to select previous voltage
range.
Under load mode: press to recall the
previous stored value.
When the insulation resistance
measurement has no testing voltage
output, press to select next voltage 
range.
Under load mode: press to recall the
next stored value.
When setting the timer for the
measurement of insulation resistanc  e
or polarization index, press to 
decrement the time.      The maximu  m
length of time is 15 minutes and 30
seconds, the Meter   will automaticall  y
carry out measurement.
When compare function is enabled for 
insulation resistance measurement, 
press to decrement a resistance 
comparing value.
After polarization index measurement,
press to display     polarization index,
TIME 2 and TIME 1 insulation
resistance values in sequence.
When setting the timer for the
measurement of insulation resistanc  e
or polarization index, press to
increment the time.  The maximum
length of time is 30 minutes and 30
sec  tonds, he Meter will automatic yall
carry out measurement.
When compare function is enabled for 
insulation resistance measurement, 
press to increment a resistance  
comparing value.
After polarization index measurement,
press to display  t  polariza ion index, 
TIME 2   and TIME 1 insulation 
resistance values in sequence. 
Press once to start the data
transferring to the computer via USB  ,
USB symbol shows on the display.
Press again to stop the data
transferring to the computer via USB  ,
USB symbol disappears.
USB
Set a pass / fail limit   for insulation tests.
The default value is 10M
Press to step through continuous,
timed and polarization index
measurements in sequence.
Press to turn on/off the output of 
insulation resistance test voltage.
Press to initiate insulation resistance
measurement
Press to initiate DC voltage
measurement
Pres to initiate AC voltage
measurement
COMP
TIME
TEST
IR
DCV
ACV
Measurement Operation
This section explains how to make measurements.
Press and hold   to turn on the Meter, pressON/OFF
again to turn     off the Mete  r.  The meter defaults at 500V 
range and continuous measurement of insulation 
resistance when turned on.
A. Measuring Voltage
Figure 4. Voltage Measurement
Red
Green
To avoid harm to you or damage   to the   Meter,
please do not attempt to measure voltages
higher than 600V or 600V rms, although
readings may be obtained.
Special care should be taken         when measurin  g
high voltage.
Operating Caution
To m sure v t , set   t  Meter as F re 4 ea ol age up he igu and
do the following:
Press   or   button to select DC voltage orDCV ACV
AC voltage measurement
1.
CAT III (measurement category):  Test and measuring 
circuits connected to the distribution part of the building’s 
low-voltage MAINS installation.
Equipment protected throughout by DOUBLE 
INSULATION or REINFORECD INSULATION
Direct current
Alternating current
Caution
Produktspecifikationer
| Varumärke: | Uni-T | 
| Kategori: | Mätutrustning | 
| Modell: | UT512 | 
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