Caution – HT instruments MACROTEST 5035 User Manual

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MACROTEST

5035

EN - 31

4.4.2. Mode "P-N"
1. Select

P-N mode by means of the FUNC key.

2. If possible disconnect all low impedance loads downstream the point at which the

measurement is to be taken, as such an impedance would be in parallel with the line
impedance to be measured.

3. Connect the 3 black, blue and green connectors of the three-terminal shuko cable or of the

single cables in the corresponding input terminals of the instrument

B1, B3, B4 (see

possible connections in the following pictures). When using untied cables connect the
crocodiles to the free ends of the cables.

B2

B3

B4

B1

P

Instrument connection for 230V single-phase or

two-phase line impedance measurement

B2

B3

B4

B1

L1
L2

L3
N

Instrument connection for line impedance

measurement in a 400V three-phase system

4. Connect the shuko plug into a 230V 50Hz socket or the crocodiles to the conductors of

the three-phase system (see previous pictures).


5. Press

the

START/STOP key. The instrument starts the test.


At the end of the test the instrument

emits a

double sound signal

indicating that the test is correctly
terminated
and displays the values
alongside.

LOOP

1.07

P-N

223

V

214

A

CAUTION

The measurement of Phase-Neutral impedance entails the following of a
current of about 6A between the above said conductors. This may cause the
tripping of magnetothermal RCDs with nominal value lower than 10A. If
necessary effect the test upstream the RCD itself.

Calculation formula of prospective short circuit current:

PN

N

CC

Z

U

I

=

where U

N

= phase to neutral voltage 127V if V

meas

≤ 150V; 230V if 150V < V

meas

≤ 265V


SAVING:

The tests can be stored pressing the

SAVE key twice

(according to paragraph 5.1).

Value of phase to
neutral line
impedance
expressed in

Ω.

Phase to neutral
effective voltage

value expressed
in Volt.

Effective value of the phase to neutral prospective
short circuit current expressed in Ampere
calculated according to the following formula.

SAVE

START

STOP

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