KYORITSU KEW-2040 / KEW-2055 Clamp Meter User Manual

This document introduces the features and functions of the digital clamp meters KEW-2040 and KEW-2055, including compliance with international safety standards, comfortable grip, data hold function, LCD backlight function, REL function, MIN/MAX function, etc.


KYORITSU KEW-2040 / KEW-2055 Clamp Meter User Manual - cover page
Brand
KYORITSU
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
275 KB
Published
17 December, 2011
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
04ED7C07BE3C6FAEC348F332F39B7658

About this manual

The manual begins with safety and warning information, describing the IEC‑61010 compliance, protection class, and proper handling to avoid electric shock or equipment damage. It also lists the physical design features such as double‑layer housing, backlight (KEW‑2055 only), and battery‑saving auto‑off.

Subsequent sections detail measurement functions—including AC/DC current, voltage, resistance, continuity, diode test, frequency/DUTY, and NCV—along with range selection, zeroing, MIN/MAX, HOLD, and backlight operation. Technical specifications, battery replacement, and maintenance procedures are also covered. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Warnings
  • Performance Specifications
  • Measurement Preparation
  • Operating Instructions
  • Function Keys
  • Battery Replacement
  • Maintenance and Cleaning

Specifications

AC current range (KEW‑2040)0 ~ 600 A
AC current accuracy (KEW‑2040/KEW‑2055)±1.5 % rdg + 5 digits (50/60 Hz)
AC voltage range (auto‑range)6 V / 60 V / 600 V
AC voltage input impedance10 MΩ
Battery typeAAA or LBRO3/15 V

Frequently asked questions

How can I turn the backlight on or off?

Press and hold the HOLD key for more than 2 seconds to turn the backlight on; press and hold it again for 2 seconds to turn it off.

What safety warnings should I follow when using the clamp meter?

Read all warnings, avoid measuring over 600 V DC, do not use in flammable atmospheres, keep the instrument dry, and never measure with exposed conductors that could cause short circuits.

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