EXTECH PQ34-30 Manuals

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Brand
EXTECH
Model
PQ34-30
Industry
Industrial
Documents
2
Languages
FR · EN
Last added
2012-08-01

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Extech PQ34-30 3000A Current Probe Set User Manual

Extech PQ34-30 3000A Current Probe Set User Manual

User Manual 4 pages · 206 KB · FR

This manual provides instructions for the Extech PQ34-30, a set of three flexible current probes designed for use with Extech PQ3450 or PQ3470 power analyzers. The document outlines safety precautions, including warnings about high voltage and proper usage in non-hazardous environments, and details the setup process for connecting the probes to the analyzer. This manual is written in French.

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EXTECH PQ34-30 specifications

Measurement Ranges30 A, 300 A and 3000 A
Output Sensitivity (30A)100 mV/A
Output Sensitivity (300A)10 mV/A
Output Sensitivity (3000A)1 mV/A
Frequency Range45 to 400 Hz
Maximum Conductor SizeRound: 177 mm, Oval: 216 mm
Phase Error< +1.5°
Operating Temperature0 to 50 °C

Source: Extech PQ34-30 3000A Current Probe Set User Manual

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User Manual 2

Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.

Questions answered in these manuals

Which power analyzers are compatible with this probe set?

The probes are designed to be used with Extech PQ3450 or PQ3470 power analyzers.

From: Extech PQ34-30 3000A Current Probe Set User Manual

What is the maximum current rating of the probes?

The probes have selectable ranges up to 3000 A.

From: Extech PQ34-30 3000A Current Probe Set User Manual

Which power analyzers are compatible with this probe set?

The probes are designed to be used with the Extech PQ3450 or PQ3470 Power Analyzers.

From: Extech PQ34-30 Current Probe Set User's Guide

What are the safety precautions for high voltage?

Use great care when making measurements if voltages are greater than 25VAC rms or 35VDC, as these are considered a shock hazard.

From: Extech PQ34-30 Current Probe Set User's Guide