CHAUVIN ARNOUX C.A 5277 [3/4] Accurate measurements useful functions and a range of great features

CHAUVIN ARNOUX C.A 5277 [3/4] Accurate measurements useful functions and a range of great features
12-bit TRMS fast acquisition
& 5 measurements per second
The signals measured may be distorted or disturbed. This type of acquisition ensures
top-quality results whatever their form or nature.
Measurement of the ionization current
Boiler maintenance and gas-burner combustion testing require measurement and adjustment
of the ionization current. The presence of this current of a few μA DC, flowing through the flame
between the ionization probe and the earth, controls the gas supply. If there is a combustion
problem, the absence of any flame means there is no current so it triggers the fail-safe to shut
down the installation.
V
LowZ
low-impedance voltage measurement
Proximity to live circuits or conductors may cause a capacitive effect leading to the presence
of an induced voltage on an open, powered-down circuit. The high impedance of a classic
voltmeter which does not eliminate these spurious charges will lead to erroneous detection
of a voltage. The low-impedance setting on the multimeters in the C.A 5270 Series, specially
designed for electricians’ needs, will give a true result: there is no voltage in the circuit.
TRMS MIN / MAX
The MIN and MAX measurements are true root-mean-square (TRMS) values calculated over
a 100 ms period. They represent the variation range of the electrical quantity measured.
It is these values which are used to size an installation, the diameter of a power cable
or the rating of a protective device (fuse, disconnector, etc.).
1 ms Peak±
The Peak+ and Peak- values, calculated over a period of 1 ms, characterize the distortion of the
measured quantity’s waveform. In the event of a sinusoidal power source, high values for these
two quantities are indicative of changes in the installation’s behaviour and, in certain cases,
malfunctions. If the ratio between the RMS value and the Peak value is other than 1.4, it may
indicate the presence of harmonic disturbances.
Relative and differential measurements
Comparison with a known reference standard or with a quantity of reference is often a good
way to make a quick assessment and analysis. The REL differential measurement function
can be used to measure the difference in relation to the reference value. The REL/R % relative
measurement function places the quantity in its context.
Expressed as a proportion of the reference value, the same value may thus appear negligible
or highly significant.
These functions can be applied simultaneously to all the types of measurements and can also
be coupled with the Min, Max, Peak- and Peak+ analysis functions.
Extended HOLD
Unlike the usual HOLD function which simply freezes the value displayed, the HOLD function
on the C.A 5270 Series multimeters stores all the parameters of a measurement. In this way,
depending on the measurements and functions activated, it is possible to view the Min,
Max and Peak values as they stand, or in differential or relative terms.
Greater comfort thanks to the Multifix multi-position
mounting accessory!
Fixed to your belt, to a door or in a cabinet, this little
accessory clips onto the back of your multimeter and allows
you to work hands-free.
Accurate measurements, useful functions
and a range of great features!
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