Kyoritsu Earth Clamp Tester KEW 4202 - Kyoritsu Indonesia
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Earth Clamp Tester
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Various useful functions are available on Android devices using Bluetooth communication |
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Free Android software "KEW smart 4202" is available on "Google Play Store" (*)
- Supporting Android ver. 2.2 - 4.0
- WVGA (800 × 480) resolution or higher
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Please search "KEW Smart" in Google Play Store. Communication charge may be incurred separately to download application. |
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Real time measurements can be transferred, shown and saved on Android device (up to 100 measurements) |
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Saved data includes measurement, GPS location and date & time Easy to check on map "When" and "Where" the measurement was made |
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Comparator function on Android device informs when the measured value is lower/higher than the preset value |
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Earth /Ground resistance and Leakage current measurement functions |
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The earth resistance from 0.05 to 1200 Ω can be measured without the auxiliary earth spikes in multi-earthing systems |
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True RMS leakage or phase current readings from 0.1mA to 30.0A provides vital additional information in earthing networks |
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Filter function offers increased immunity to electrical noise and a Noise mark appears in excessively high noisy environments |
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Function |
Range |
Resolution |
Measuring Range |
Accuracy |
Earth resistance Auto range |
20Ω |
0.01Ω (*) |
0.00~20.99Ω |
|±1.5%±0.05Ω |
200Ω |
0.1Ω |
16.0~99.9Ω |
|±2%±0.5Ω |
100.0~209.9Ω |
|±3%±2Ω |
1200Ω |
1Ω |
160~399Ω |
|±5%±5Ω |
400~599Ω |
|±10%±10Ω |
10Ω |
600~1260Ω |
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AC current (50Hz/60Hz) Auto range |
100mA |
0.1mA |
0.0~104.9mA |
|±2%±0.7mA |
1000mA |
1mA |
80~1049mA |
|±2% |
10A |
0.01A |
0.80~10.49A |
30A |
0.1A |
8.0~31.5A |
Operating indication |
Earth resistance function: |
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Constant voltage injection Current detection (Frequency: Approx. 2400Hz) Dual Integration |
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AC current function: Successive approximation |
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Over-range indication |
"OL" is displayed when input exceeds the upper limit of a measuring range |
Response time |
Approx. 7 seconds (Earth resistance) Approx. 2 seconds (AC current) |
Sample rate |
Approx. 1 time per second |
Power source |
LR6/R6 (AA) (1.5V) × 4 |
Current consumption |
Approx. 90mA (max. 140mA) |
Measurement time |
Approx. 21 hours (when LR6 is used) Approx. 5 hours (when R6 is used) |
Auto power-off |
Turns power off about 10 minutes after the last button operation |
Applicable standards |
IEC 61010-1 CAT.IV 300V Pollution degree 2 IEC 61010-2-032, IEC 61326-2-2 (EMC) |
Withstand voltage |
AC 5320Vrms/5 seconds Between the Transformer jaws fitted parts and case enclosure (except for jaws) |
Conductor size |
Approx. φ32mm |
Dimension |
246 (L)×120 (W)×54 (D) mm |
Weight |
Approx. 780g (including batteries) |
Accessories |
8304 (Resistors for operation check) 9167 (Carrying case [Hard]) LR6 (AA) × 4, Instruction manual |
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• Crest factor < 3 (50Hz / 60Hz, peak value shall not exceed 60A) (*) 4 counts or less are corrected to 0. |
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Why earth resistance can be found by only clamping it? |
Rx, is defined as earth resistance under test, and R1, R2...Rn are defined as earth resistance of other measuring objects.
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These earth resistances, R1, R2, Rn can be considered that they are connected in parallel. And
they can be regarded as a combined resistance Rs. The Rs can be
regarded small enough against Rx since a combined resistance consists of
several resistances. Following is an equivalent circuit diagram of this
circuit. |
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Voltage V is applied to the object (Resistance Rx)
measured from the voltage injection transformer CT1, and the current I
corresponding to the earth resistance is flowed. The current I is
detected with detection transformer CT2, and object (Resistance Rx)
measured can be put out by the calculation. (refer to the right diagram) |
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