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2.­­­­ Safety­­note
The instrument is built and tested in accordance with
DIN VDE 0411 part 1/ EN 61010 part 1
DIN VDE 0413 part 1, 2 and 4/ EN61557 part 1, 2 and 4 and has left the factory
in perfectly safe technical state. To maintain this state and ensure safe operation
of the appliance tester, the user must observe the notes and warnings given in
these instructions at all times.
The­­ instrument­­ may­­ be­­ used­­ only­­ in­­ electrical­­ circuits­­ in­­ the­­
overvoltage­­category­­II­­with­­maximum­­voltage­­1000­­V­­between­­
the­­conductor­­and­­ground,­­or­­in­­electrical­­circuits­­in­­the­­over-
voltage­­ category­­ III­­ with­­ 600­­ V­­ between­­ the­­ conductor­­ and­­
ground.­­ Remember­­ that­­ work­­ on­­ electrical­­ components­­ of­­ all­­
kinds­­is­­dangerous.­­Even­­low­­voltages­­of­­30­­V­­AC­­and­­60­­V­­DC­­
may­­be­­dangerous­­to­­human­­life.­­­­As­­from­­an­­input­­voltage­­of­­
30­­V­­AC/­­DC­­the­­warning­­symbol­­" "­­appears­­in­­the­­display­­of­­
the­­ BENNING­­IT­­100,­­ as­­ warning­­ that­­ a­­ dangerous­­ voltage­­ is­­
connected.­­
Before­­starting­­the­­appliance­­tester­­up,­­always­­check­­it­­as­­well­­
as­­all­­cables­­and­­wires­­for­­signs­­of­­damage.
Important!­­ During­­ the­­ insulation­­ resistance­­ measurement,­­
dangerous­­levels­­of­­voltage­­may­­occur­­in­­the­­BENNING­­IT­­100.
Should it appear that safe operation of the appliance tester is no longer possible,
it should be shut down immediately and secured to prevent it being switched
on accidentally.
It must be assumed that safe operation is no longer possible
- if the instrument or the measuring cables show visible signs of damage, or
- if the appliance tester no longer functions, or
- after long periods of storage under unfavourable conditions, or
- after being subjected to rough transportation.
In­­order­­to­­avoid­­danger,
-­­­­ ­­ do­­not­­touch­­the­­bare­­prod­­tips­­of­­the­­measuring­­cables
-­­­­ ­­ plug­­ the­­ measuring­­ cables­­ into­­ the­­ correspondingly­­
designated­­ measuring­­ sockets­­ on­­ the­­ BENNING­­IT­­100­­ ­­
(see­­Fig.­­2:­­Input­­sockets)
-­­­­ ­­ when­­ disconnecting­­ the­­ measuring­­ circuit­­ always­­ first­­
disconnect­­ the­­ voltage­­ carrying­­ measuring­­ cable­­ (phase­­
line)­­and­­thereafter­­disconnect­­the­­zero­­measuring­­line.
-­­­­ ­­ do­­ not­­ operate­­ the­­ BENNING­­IT­­100­­ in­­ the­­ vicinity­­ of­­
explosive­­gases­­or­­dust.
3.­­ Delivery­­scope
The scope of delivery for the BENNING IT 100 comprises:
3.1 One BENNING IT 100
3.2 One safety measuring cable, red (L = 1.2 m; prod tip diameter = 4 mm)
3.3 One safety measuring cable, black (L = 1.2 m; prod tip diameter = 4 mm)
3.4 One safety alligator clip, red, 4 mm plug-in system
3.5 One safety alligator clip, black, 4 mm plug-in system
3.6 One compact protective pouch
3.7 S ix Mignon monocells 1.5 V according to IEC/ DIN R6/ LR6 and one
fuse (fitted in unit as first equipment),
3.8 One operating instructions manual
Parts subject to wear:
- T he BENNING IT 100 contains a fuse as protection against overload:
One fuse, nominal current rating 0.5 A, 1000 V AC/ DC, 10 kA, quick blow,
D = 6.3 mm, L = 32 mm.
- T he BENNING IT 100 is powered by six Mignon monocells 1.5 V according
to IEC/ DIN R6/ LR6.
4.­­­­ Description­­of­­the­­appliance­­tester
See Fig. 1:
11/ 2006
Front side of the instrument
BENNING IT 100


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