KEWTECH KT66EVA 12-in-1 Digital Multifunction Tester Instructions

The tester offers features such as earth tests, phase rotation
tests, and volts measurement. Understand how to utilize each
feature for accurate testing.

Setup Mode

Entering setup mode allows you to customize settings for
specific testing requirements. Follow the manual instructions to
navigate through setup options.

PAT Function

The Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) function enables you to
test electrical appliances for safety compliance. Refer to the
manual for detailed instructions on using this function.

FAQ

Q: What should I do if the tester displays an error message
during testing?

A: If an error message appears, stop testing immediately and
refer to the manual for troubleshooting steps. Do not attempt to
use the tester if it indicates an error.

Q: Can the tester be used for outdoor testing?

A: Ensure that the tester is suitable for outdoor use as per the
manufacturer’s guidelines. Take necessary precautions to protect
the tester from environmental factors.

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CONTENTS
1. Safe testing ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….1
2. Tester layout ………………………………………………………………………………………………………3
3. Accessories ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….5
4. Features ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………7
5. Specification ………………………………………………………………………………………………………9 5.1 Measurement specification……………………………………………………………………………..9 5.2 General specification……………………………………………………………………………………14 5.3 Applied standards………………………………………………………………………………………..15 5.4 Operating uncertainty …………………………………………………………………………………..16 5.5 Symbols and marks displayed on the LCD………………………………………………………18
6. Setup mode ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..19
7. Getting started………………………………………………………………………………………………….20 7.1 Attaching probes / croc clips to test leads ……………………………………………………….20 7.2 Battery voltage check …………………………………………………………………………………..21 7.3 Clock adjustment…………………………………………………………………………………………21 7.4 Help function ………………………………………………………………………………………………22
8. Continuity (resistance) tests ……………………………………………………………………………….23 8.1 Test procedure…………………………………………………………………………………………….23 8.2 2 Buzzer ( ) function …………………………………………………………………………..25 8.3 Switching test currents …………………………………………………………………………………25 8.4 Pat function ………………………………………………………………………………………………..25
9. Insulation tests …………………………………………………………………………………………………26 9.1 Measurement method ………………………………………………………………………………….27 9.2 Continuous measurement (Insulation resistance measurement) ………………………..29 9.3 Voltage characteristics of measurement terminals ……………………………………………29 9.4 DAR/ PI measurement, 1-min value display…………………………………………………….30 9.5 Pat function ………………………………………………………………………………………………..30 9.6 SPD(Varistor) test………………………………………………………………………………………..30
10. PAT FUNCTION………………………………………………………………………………………………31
11. LOOP/ PSC/PFC …………………………………………………………………………………………….32 11.1 Principles of measurement ………………………………………………………………………….32 11.2. Measurement method for LOOP high current………………………………………………..37 11.3. Measurement method for LOOP ATT (Anti trip technology)……………………………..41 11.4 Loop limit value………………………………………………………………………………………….45
12. RCD tests ………………………………………………………………………………………………………48 12.1 Principles of RCD measurement ………………………………………………………………….48 12.2 Principles of Uc measurement …………………………………………………………………….50 12.3 Measurement method for RCD…………………………………………………………………….50 12.4 Auto test …………………………………………………………………………………………………..53 12.5 VAR (variable current value) function ……………………………………………………………53 12.6 EV RCD……………………………………………………………………………………………………54
13. Earth tests ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..55 13.1 Principles of earth measurement………………………………………………………………….55 13.2 Earth resistance measurement…………………………………………………………………….55 13.3 Measurement method for earth ……………………………………………………………………55
14. Phase rotation tests…………………………………………………………………………………………58
15. Volts………………………………………………………………………………………………………………59

16. Touch pad………………………………………………………………………………………………………59 17. Memory function……………………………………………………………………………………………..60
17.1 How to save the data………………………………………………………………………………….60 17.2 Recall the saved data…………………………………………………………………………………61 17.3 Delete the saved data ………………………………………………………………………………..62 18. Transfer the stored data to PC ………………………………………………………………………….63 19. Auto-power-off ………………………………………………………………………………………………..64 20. Battery and fuse replacement……………………………………………………………………………64 20.1 Battery replacement …………………………………………………………………………………..64 20.2 Fuse replacement………………………………………………………………………………………64 21. Servicing………………………………………………………………………………………………………..65 22. Case and strap assembly …………………………………………………………………………………66
The KT66DL incorporates Anti Trip Technology (ATT) which electronically bypasses RCDs when performing loop impedance tests. This saves time and money by not having to take the RCD out of the circuit during testing and is a safer procedure to follow. With the ATT function enabled, a test of 15mA or less is applied between line & earth. It enables loop impedance measurements without tripping RCDs rated at 30mA and above. ATT supports measurements using three wires: Line, Earth, and Neutral and also two wires: Line and Earth. Please read this instruction manual carefully before using this tester.

1. Safe testing
This tester has been designed, manufactured and tested according to IEC 61010: Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, and delivered in the best condition after passing quality control tests. This instruction manual contains warnings and safety rules which must be observed by the user to ensure safe operation of the tester and to maintain it in safe condition. Therefore, read through these operating instructions before starting to use the tester.
DANGER Read through and understand instructions contained in this manual before starting to
use the tester. Keep the manual at hand to enable quick reference whenever necessary. The tester is to be used only for its intended applications. Understand and follow all the safety instructions contained in the manual.
It is essential that the above instructions are adhered to. Failure to follow the above instructions may cause injury, tester damage and/or damage to equipment under test. Kewtech is by no means liable for any damage resulting from the tester in contradiction to these cautionary notes.
The symbol indicated on the tester means that the user must refer to the related parts in the manual for safe operation of the tester. It is essential to read the instructions wherever the symbol appears in the manual.
DANGER : is reserved for conditions and actions that are likely to cause serious or fatal injury.
WARNING : is reserved for conditions and actions that can cause serious or fatal injury.
CAUTION : is reserved for conditions and actions that can cause injury or tester damage.
DANGER Do not apply voltages above 600V, including voltage to earth across the terminals of
this tester. The KT66DL is rated to CAT IV 300V/ CAT III 600V. Do not make measurements
under the circumstances exceeding the designed measurement categories. For safety reasons, only use accessories (test leads, probes, fuses, cases, etc)
designed to be used with this instrument and recommended by KEWTECH
otherwise, the use of the tester may cause sparking, which can lead to an explosion. Never attempt to use the tester if its surface or your hand is wet. Be careful not to short-circuit a power line with the metal part of the test lead during a
measurement. It may cause personal injury. Never open the battery compartment cover during a measurement. The tester should be used only in its intended applications and
safety functions equipped with the tester will not work, and tester damage or serious personal injury may be caused. Verify proper operation on a known source before use or take actions as a result of the indication of the tester eg: use KEWPROVE3 proving unit.
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WARNING Do not use the tester or test leads if any abnormal conditions, such as broken cover or
exposed metal parts are noted. First, firmly connect the test leads to the tester, and then press the test switch. Never install substitute parts or make any modifications to the tester. Send the tester to
your local Kewtech for repair or recalibration. Do not try to replace batteries if the surface of the tester is wet. Connect each test lead firmly into the corresponding terminals. Stop using the test lead if the outer jacket is damaged and the inner metal or color
jacket is exposed. Before opening the battery compartment cover for battery or fuse replacement, ensure
that no test leads are connected to the tester and the tester is off. Never turn the rotary switch while the test leads are connected to the equipment under
test.
CAUTION Always make sure to set the rotary switch to the appropriate position before making a
measurement. Power off the tester after use. Remove batteries if the tester is to be stored for a long
period. Do not expose the tester to direct sunlight, high temperature, humidity or dew. Use a slightly damp cloth with neutral detergent for cleaning. Do not use abrasives or
solvents. This tester is not water-proof. Do not let the tester get wet. Otherwise, it may cause
malfunction. If the tester is wet, make sure to let it dry before putting it into storage. Keep your hand and fingers behind the protective finger guards during a measurement. Example of testing parameters are given for demonstrating principles and are from the
International Standard IEC60364 at the time of printing. Local standards are derived from these. In the UK they are the IET Wiring regulation (BS7671). Please ensure that you are complying to the correct local standards.
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2. Tester layout

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Function

Terminals for:

INSULATION,

(1)

CONTINUITY LOOP,

RCD,

VOLTS

(2)

Terminal for PHASE ROTATION

(3) Terminal for EARTH (4) Optical adapter

(4)
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Terminal L : Line PE : Protective Earth N : Neutral (for LOOP, RCD) L1 : Line1 L2 : Line2 L3 : Line3 H(C) : Terminal for auxiliary earth
spike (current) E : Terminal for the earth under test S(P) : Terminal for auxiliary earth
spike (potential) Communication port for Model 8212USB

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(1) Test Lead Carry pouch x1 (2) Carrying Bag x1 (3) Instruction Manualx1 (4) Shoulder Strapx1 (5) Shoulder Pad x1 (6) Batteryx8
(7) Spare Fuse F 0.5A 600V ( 6.3 x 32mm) x1 (SIBA 7009463.0,5)
*Stored in the battery compartment. (8) Model 8212USB with PC Software “KEW Report”.
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Optional item
(1) Earth Tests Lead (ACCESKIT) and Auxiliary Earth Spikes Red H(C) 20m Yellow S(P)10m Green E 5m Fig. 3-5
(2) PAT ADAPTER1
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4. Features

The KT66DL Multi-function tester has eight test functions in one tester.

1 Continuity test 2 Insulation resistance test 3 Loop impedance test (High current measurement, No trip (ATT) measurement) 4 Prospective short circuit current test (On Loop impedance function) 5 RCD test 6 Voltage test 7 Phase rotation test 8 Earth test

Continuity function has the following features:

Fuse Protection

Continuity Function has a fuse protection function to prevent a fuse blowing when coming into contact with a live circuit. With this function, a fuse rarely blows while measuring continuity and touching live circuits.

Continuity Null

Allows automatic subtraction of test lead resistance from continuity measurements.

15mA test Continuity 2 Buzzer

Not only 200mA but also 15mA is available.
Buzzer sounds at 2 or less at Continuity function. (Switchable on or off)

Insulation function has the following features:

Auto-discharge

Electric charges stored in capacitive circuits are discharged automatically after testing by releasing the test switch.

SPD(VARISTOR) test Breakdown voltage measurement for surge protective device (varistor)

Loop impedance functions have the following features:

ATT test

Enables loop impedance tests without tripping RCDs rated at 30mA

or higher. (applicable to 3 or 2-wire measurements)

LOOP 0.001 test High resolution measurement, 0.001, at a test current of 25A

RCD testing functions have the following features: RCD Type B test Capable of testing Type B RCDs of dc residual current.
VAR(variable test Test current is variable on RCD range.
current)

RCD AUTO TEST Auto-test in the following sequence: ×1/2(0°)×1/2(180°)×1(0°)×1(180°)×5(0°) ×5(180°)

EV RCD

EV charger RCD test

The following features are available on all testing functions.

Touch Pad

Gives an alert, when touching the Touch Pad, while the PE terminal is connected to Line by mistake.

Memory Function

Saves the measured data in the internal memory. The data can be edited on a PC by using Communication Adapter Model 8212USB and PC Software “KEW Report”.

5. Specification
5.1 Measurement specification

VOLTS

Range
Display range
Measuring range (Guaranteed
accuracy range)
Accuracy

300.0/600V (Auto-ranging) Voltage: 2.0 314.9V, 240 629V Frequency: 40.0 70.0Hz (displayed at 2V or higher)
Voltage: 2 600V Frequency: 45 65Hz
Voltage: ±2%rdg±4dgt Frequency: ±0.5%rdg±2dgt

* True-RMS detection. Add ±1%rdg to the declared accuracy for sine wave other than CF<2.5. (850Vpeak or less)

PHASE ROTATION Measuring range Criteria of judgement

48 600V / 45 – 65Hz
Correct sequence: Clockwise symbol and “1, 2, 3” are displayed. Reversed sequence: Counter-clockwise symbol and “3, 2, 1” are displayed.

EARTH Range
Display range Measuring range
(Guaranteed accuracy range)
Accuracy
Output current

Precise measurement

Simplified measurement

20.00/ 200.0/ 2000 (auto-ranging)

0.00 20.99 16.00 209.9
160.0 2099

0 2000

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The other ranges: ±2%rdg±3dgt

(Auxiliary earth resistance: 100)

±2%rdg±0.08 The other ranges: ±2%rdg±3dgt

20 range: approx. 3mA 200 range: approx. 1.7mA

2000 range: approx. 0.7mA Frequency: 825Hz

CONTINUITY

Range

20.00/200.0/2000 (auto-ranging)

0.00 – 20.99

Display range

16.0 – 209.9

160 – 2099

Measuring range (Guaranteed accuracy range)

0 2000

Accuracy (NULL enabled)

±2.0%rdg±8dgt

Open-circuit voltage (DC)

7 14V

Test current

200mA test: 200mA or more (2 or less) 15mA test: 15mA±3mA (short-circuit)

Enabled if pre-set NULL value is 9 or less.

2 Buzzer: Buzzer sounds when measured resistance is 2 or less.

INSULATION (1) INSULATION RESISTANCE

Rated measurement
voltage
Range
Display range
Measuring range
(Guaranteed accuracy range)

100V

250V

2.000/20.00/200.0M auto-ranging
0.000 – 2.099M 1.60 – 20.99M 16.0 – 209.9M

0 – 200M

500V

1000V

20.00/200.0/1000M auto-ranging 0.00 – 20.99M 16.0 – 209.9M 160 – 1049M

20.00/200.0/2000M auto-ranging 0.00 – 20.99M 16.0 – 209.9M 160 – 2099M

0 – 1000M

0 – 2000M

2.000M range: ±2%rdg±6dgt Accuracy 20.00M range: ±2%rdg±6dgt
200M range: ±5%rdg±6dgt

Rated measurement
current

1.0 at

– 1.2mA 100k

1.0 – 1.2mA at 250k

20.00M range: ±(2%rdg+6dgt) 200.0M range: ±(2%rdg+6dgt)

1000M range: ±(5%rdg+6dgt)

2000M range: ±(5%rdg+6dgt)

1.0 – 1.2mA at 500k

1.0 – 1.2mA at 1M

Open-circuit voltage: 100 120% of rated measurement voltage Short-circuit current: within 1.5mA The tester outputs negative voltage from LINE terminal and positive voltage from
EARTH terminal. Max. capacitive load: 1F: capacitive load dischargeable within 10 sec after test (IEC
61010-2-034) Discontinuous beeps sound during a measurement on 1000V range.

(2) SPD test Range
Display range Measuring range
Accuracy Voltage increase rate Voltage increase step Threshold value for current detection

1000V 1049V 0 – 1049V ±5%rdg±5dgt 100V / sec. Increases by 1V. 1mA

LOOP ATT

Function

3-Wire L-PE

2-Wire L-PE

Mains input voltage range

100 260V 50/60Hz (L-N < 20)

48 260V 50/60Hz

Range

LOOP PFC/PSC

20.00/200.0/2000 (auto-ranging)

2000A/20kA

2000A/20kA(PFC only)

0.00 20.99

LOOP

21.0 209.9

Display

210 2099

range

PFC/PSC

0 2099A 2.10 20.99kA

0 2099A 2.10 20.99kA
(PFC only)

Measuring

range

(Guaranteed LOOP

0 2000

accuracy

range)

230V+10%-15%:±(3%rdg+6dgt) 230V+10%-15%:±(3%rdg+10dgt)

LOOP

Other than above voltages:

Accuracy

±(3%rdg+8dgt)

±(3%rdg+15dgt)

PFC/PSC

Depending on the accuracies of voltage and LOOP measurements

L-N:6A/60ms

N-PE:10mA (5.3Hz)

Test current @230V

EV mode

L-PE: 15mA

Normal I N-PE:6mA (5.3Hz)

Low I N-PE:4mA (5.3Hz)

* If a reading is unstable, one upper range digit might be used instead of the display range

to be used.

* For LOOP 3W EV Normal I, ±2dgt is added to the accuracy listed in above table.

For Low I, errors may be larger as it will be more susceptible to noise.

LOOP HIGH

Function

L-PE0.01Res

L-PE0.001Res

L-N/L-L

Mains input voltage range
LOOP Range PFC/PSC

48 – 260V 50/60Hz
20.00/200.0/2000 2000A/20kA (PFC only)

100 – 260V 50/60Hz
2.000 2000A/50kA (PFC only)

48 – 500V 50/60Hz 20.00 2000A/20kA (PSC only)

Display range

LOOP PFC/PSC

0.00 – 20.99 21.0 – 209.9 210 2099
0 – 2099A 2.10 – 20.99kA
(PFC only)

0.000 – 2.099
0 – 2099A 2.10 – 52.49kA
(PFC only)

0.00-20.99
0 – 2099A 2.10 – 20.99kA
(PSC only)

Measuring

range

(Guaranteed LOOP

0 2000

0 2

0 20

accuracy

range)

Accuracy

LOOP

230V+10%-15%: ±(3%rdg+4dgt) 100V or less: ±(5%rdg+15dgt) Other than above voltages: ±(3%rdg+8dgt)

230V+10%-15%: ±(3%rdg+25m) Other than above
voltages: ±(5%rdg+35m)

230V+10%-15%: ±(3%rdg+4dgt) 100V or less: ±(5%rdg+15dgt) Other than above
voltages: ±(3%rdg+8dgt)

PFC/PSC

Depending on the accuracies of voltage and LOOP measurements

Test current @230V

20: 6A/20ms 200: 0.5A/20ms 2000: 15mA/500ms

25A/20ms

6A/20ms

* If a reading is unstable, one upper range digit might be used instead of the display range

to be used.

RCD

(1) Mains input voltage range: 100V 260V 50/ 60Hz

For Type AC and A RCDs rated at 100mA or higher: 190 260V

(2) Accuracy

Mode

RCD
Type

Rated residual

Test current

operating current (mA) Current value Accuracy

(I n)

(mA) rms

@230V

Duration

Measuring time

Accuracy

G 10/30/100/300/500/1000 S 100/300/500

I n×1/2

-8% to-2% VAR:-10% to 0%

×1/2

A/F G 10/30/100/300/500 A S 100/300/500

I n×0.35

-10% to 0% 2000ms

G 10/30/100/300 S 100/300

I n×1/2

-10% to 0%

×1

G 10/30/100/300/500/1000 S 100/300/500

A/F G 10/30/100/300/500

A S 100/300/500

I n

+2% to +8% VAR:0% to +10%

10mA: I n×2

Other currents: 0% to +10% I n×1.4

G:550ms S:1000ms

±Trip Time (1%+2ms)
Measuring time

G 10/30/100/300 S 100/300

EV 6

I n×2 I n

0% to +10% 0% to +10%

10.5s

±3% of FS

G 10/30/100 S 100

I n×5

+2% to +8% VAR:0% to +10%

×5 A/F G 10/30/100 A S 100 B G 10/30

I n×5×1.4 I n×2×5

0% to +10% 0% to +10%

410ms

Ramp 20% to 110%
(EV 30% to 100%)

G 10/30/100/300/500 S 100/300/500

A/F G 10/30/100/300/500

A S 100/300/500

G 10/30/100/300 S 100/300

I n 10mA:I n×2 Other currents:
I n×1.4
I n×2
I n

-4% to +4% -10% to +10% -10% to +10%
-10% to +10%

by 10% G: 300ms S: 500ms

Measuring

by 2%

time

150ms ±3% of FS

by 2%

500ms

(10s is kept

only at

100%)

AUTO-TESTX1/2(0°)X1/2(180°)X1(0°)X1(180°)X5(0°)X5(180°)

The test of “X5” will be skipped when a current is 100mA or higher.

At the auto-test for Type EV, additional 6 mA DC test is performed.

Current waveform Type AC: Test current is sine wave. Type A and F: Test current is half sine wave. Type B and EV: Direct current

(3) Uc (RCD) Mains input voltage range Range Display range Measuring range (Guaranteed accuracy range) Accuracy Test current

100-260V 100V 0.0 – 104.9V 0 – 100V
+5% to+15%rdg±8dgt @230V 50 % or less of In

Possible number of tests with fresh batteries.

CONTINUITY

: Approx. 2000 times min. at load 1

INSULATION RESISTANCE : Approx. 1500 times min. at load 1M (1000V)

LOOP

: Approx. 3000 times min. (ATT L-PE 3W)

RCD

: Approx. 3500 times min. (G-AC X1 30mA)

EARTH

: Approx. 3000 times min. at load 10

VOLTS/PHASE ROTATION

: Approx. 40h

5.2 General specification Reference conditions
Tester dimensions Tester weight Battery type Operating temperature and humidity. Storage temperature and humidity Display Overload protection

Specifications are based on the following conditions except where otherwise stated:1. Ambient temperature: 23±5°C: 2. Relative humidity: 45% to 75% 3. Nominal voltage of distribution system (Un) :
230V/400V, 50Hz/60Hz 4. Altitude: Less than 2000m 235 X 136 X 114mm 1350g (including batteries.) Size AA Alkaline battery (LR6) x 8 -10 to +50°C, relative humidity 80% or less, no condensation
-20 to +60oC, relative humidity 75% or less, no condensation.
Color Dot Matrix LCD 320(W) X 240(H) pixels. The continuity test circuit is protected by a 0.5A/600V fast acting (HRC) ceramic fuse mounted in the battery compartment, where a spare fuse is also stored. The insulation resistance test circuit is protected by a resistor against 1000V AC for 10 seconds.

5.3 Applied standards Tester operating Standard Safety standard

IEC61557-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,10
IEC 61010-1, -2-030, -2-034 CATIII (600V) CATIV (300V) -Tester IEC 61010-031
… KAMP12 CATII 250V … ACC065 CATIII 600V/ CATIV 300V
ACC064SPN CAT III 600V/ CATIV 300V

Protection degree EMC

* When test leads, sometimes with metal tips, are connected and used with the tester, the measurement category and voltage rating of the lowest rated item is applied. IEC 60529 IP40
EN 61326-2-2

This manual and product may use the following symbols adopted from International Safety

Standards;

CAT II Measurement category “$’ II7

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Measurement category “$’ 7 Primary electrical circuits of the equipment connected directly to the distribution panel, and feeders from the distribution panel to outlets.
Measurement category “$’ C7 The circuit from the service drop to the service entrance, and to the power meter and primary overcurrent protection device (distribution panel).

Equipment protected throughout by DOUBLE INSULATION or REINFORCED INSULATION;
Caution (refer to accompanying documents)

Caution, risk of electric shock

Protection against wrong connection is up to 600V

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5.4 Operating uncertainty

Continuity (EN61557-4)

Operating range compliant with EN61557-4

Maximum percentage operating

operating uncertainty

uncertainty

0.20 to 2000

±30%

The influencing variations used for calculating the operating error are denoted as follows;

Temperature: 0oC and 35oC

Supply voltage: 8V to 13.8V

Insulation Resistance (EN61557-2)

Volt

Operating range compliant with Maximum percentage EN61557-2 operating uncertainty operating uncertainty

100V

0.100 to 200.0M

250V 500V

0.250 to 200.0M 0.50 to 1000M

±30%

1000V

1.00 to 2000M

The influencing variations used for calculating the operating error are denoted as follows;

Temperature: 0oC and 35oC

Supply voltage: 8V to 13.8V

Loop Impedance (EN61557-3)

Function

Operating range compliant with EN61557-3 operating
uncertainty

Maximum percentage operating uncertainty

L-PE 0.01 Res

0.40 to 2000

HIGH L-PE 0.001 Res

0.400 to 2.000

L-N/L-L

0.40 to 20.00

±30%

ATT

2Wire 3Wire (Except for EV)

1.00 to 2000 0.40 to 2000

The influencing variations used for calculating the operating error are denoted as follows;

Temperature: 0 °C and 35 °C

Phase angle: At a phase angle 0°to 30°

System frequency: 49.5Hz to 50.5Hz

System voltage: 230V+10%-15%

Supply voltage: 8V to 13.8V

Harmonics: 5% of 3rd harmonic at 0°phase angle

6% of 5th harmonic at 180°phase angle

5% of 7th harmonic at 0°phase angle

DC quantity: 0.5% of the nominal voltage

RCD (EN61557-6)

Function

Operating uncertainty of trip current

X1/2

-10% to 0%

X1, X5

0% to +10%

Ramp

-10% to +10%

The influencing variations used for calculating the operating error are denoted as follows.

Temperature : 0oC and 35oC

Earth electrode Resistance (shall not exceed below) :

Type AC Type A/F Type B Type EV

6mA

–

400

10mA

400

200

–

30mA

100

–

100mA

–

300mA

–

500mA

–

1000mA

–

System voltage: 230V+10%-15%

Supply voltage : 8V to 13.8V

Earth Resistance (EN61557-5)

Operating range compliant with EN61557-5

Maximum percentage operating

operating uncertainty

uncertainty

5.00 to 2000

±30%

The influencing variations used for calculating the operating error are denoted as follows;

Temperature : 0 °C and 35 °C

Series interference voltage : 16·2/3Hz, 50Hz, 60Hz, DC:10V

400Hz: 3V

Resistance of the probes and auxiliary earth electrode resistance: 100 x RA, 50 k or less

Supply voltage : 8V to 13.8V

5.5 Symbols and marks displayed on the LCD

Battery level indicator

Temperature monitor for internal resistance,

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measurements are suspended until

the ” ” symbol disappears.

Measurements in progress

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Live circuit warning (Continuity / Insulation / Earth Function)
Caution: Presence of 100V or more at PE terminal, appears when touching the Touch Pad
Alert: Presence of 20 or more between Line – Neutral at ATT measurement
Caution: Presence of noise in the circuit under test during ATT measurement.
Caution: Presence of high voltage between NEUTRAL – EARTH during LOOP ATT measurement.
Caution: Uc at RCD test is exceeding the preset UL value (25 or 50V).
Error message: When on the RCD function, RCD tripped before measuring RCD trip time. Selected In value may not be correct. When on the LOOP, PSC/PFC function, supply may have been interrupted.
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6. Setup mode
Enter in the SETUP mode to change settings of the tester. The following settings are changeable. (1) TIME ……………..Clock adjustment (2) LCD Contrast …..LCD contrast adjustment LCD (3) LCD Backlight ….LCD backlight brightness adjustment LCD (4) UL value………….Selects a UL value for RCD function (5) Touch Pad……….Enables / disables Touch Pad function
Setting method: (1) Press F4 “SETUP” while the start-up screen is displayed (approx. 2 sec.) after turning
on the tester. (2) SETUP screen appears. (See Fig. 6-2.)
The screen also can be referenced in the HELP menu: press F4 while the LCD is showing wiring configuration diagram.
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(3) Press (F1) or (F2) switch for item selection and confirm the selection with ENTER switch.
(4) Press (F1) or (F2) switch and change settings. The changeable settings are as follows.

Item TIME LCD Contrast LCD Backlight UL value Touch Pad

Setting Adjusts day, month, year, minute and hour.
Up or Down Up or Down 25V or 50V ON or OFF

(5) Press ENTER when settings are done. Then the screen returns to the SETUP MENU screen as Fig. 6-2. Press ESC to cancel the changes.
(6) Pressing ESC on SETUP MENU screen (Fig. 6-2) gets the tester in stand-by mode.

7. Getting started
7.1 Attaching probes / croc clips to test leads

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Time display format: Day/ Month/ Year / Hour: Min

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“SETUP” mode.

(1) On the clock adjustment screen (Fig. 7-3), select the parameter (day/ month/ year/ hour/ min) to be
adjusted with (F3) or (F4) switch.
(2) Use (F1) or (F2) switch to alter the value of the selected parameter and press ENTER to confirm. (Pressing ESC switch during the adjustment can one step back.)

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Note: Clock setting will be cleared if the tester does have batteries installed for 10 min. or longer. When battery replacement is required, be careful not to exceed this period. If the clock setting is cleared and restored to the default, please do the setting again.

7.4 Help function With this function, correct connection for each test can be displayed on the LCD. To check a connection diagram; (1) Hold down HELP (ENTER) switch 1 sec. (2) Then the LCD shows a connection diagram.
Fig. 7-4 Connection diagram example (3) When several connections are available, press F1 switch to toggle the diagrams. (4) Press ESC to close the currently displayed connection diagram screen. The SETUP screen for making each setting will appear by pressing F4 (SETUP) switch
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8. Continuity (resistance) tests
DANGER Do not apply voltage to the continuity function. Always check the circuit or equipment under test is surely de-energized before starting a measurement.

8.1 Test procedure The object of continuity testing is to measure only the resistance of the parts of the wiring system under test. This measurement should not include the resistance of any test leads used. The resistance of the test leads needs to be subtracted from any continuity measurement. The KT66DL is provided with a continuity null feature which allows automatic compensation for any test lead resistance. You should only use the test leads supplied with the tester.

LCD display and function switches Measured value

F1 Switches on / off NULL function
F2 Switches on / off 2 buzzer
F3 Pat mode setting (OFF, 0.1, 0.3,0.5)
F4 Test current setting 200mA or 15mA

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Proceed as follows: (1) Select the continuity test by turning the rotary switch.
(2) Insert the test leads to the L and PE terminals on the KT66DL respectively as shown in Fig 8-2.

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L terminal Brown test lead, or ACC064SPN Remote Test Lead PE terminal Green test lead

(3) Connect the ends of the test leads firmly together (see Fig. 8-3) and press and lock down the test switch. The value of the lead resistance will be displayed. The ” ” symbol is displayed to the left of the reading during a measurement.

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(5) Release the test switch. Then press the test switch again and ensure the display reads zero before proceeding. While using the Continuity null function, “NULL ON” is displayed on the LCD as indicated in Fig.8-3. The null value will be stored even if the tester is powered off. This memorized null value can be cancelled by disconnecting the test leads and pressing F1(NULL) switch with the test switch pressed or locked. When this is cancelled you will know because NULL OFF is displayed on the LCD.

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Note: If the reading is greater than 2099 the over range symbol `>’ will remain displayed.
WARNING The results of measurements can be adversely affected by impedances of additional operating circuits connected in parallel or by transient currents.

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Circuit protection The tester has circuit protection function: even if touching with a live circuit during low-resistance measurement unintentionally, the tester will have no damage. There is a backup fuse in the battery compartment. On the very rare occasion that this blows there is a replacement fuse, also in the battery compartment.

8.2 2 Buzzer ( ) function Use F2 switch to enable ( ) / disable ( ) the 2 Buzzer. The buzzer sounds when measured resistance is 2 or less while this function is enabled.

8.3 Switching test currents KT66DL can perform continuity test at 200mA and also 15mA. Press F4 switch to switch the current between 200mA and 15mA.

8.4 Pat function PAT function is available to do continuity test for portable appliances,
(1) Press F3 to select the criteria value for PAT test. (See the table below.)

Item PAT OFF PAT 0.1 PAT 0.3 PAT 0.5

Criteria of judgement –
” “: 0.1 or less, “X”: over 0.1 ” “: 0.3 or less, “X”: over 0.3 ” “: 0.5 or less, “X”: over 0.5

(2) To conduct PAT testing use the optional accessory PATAdapter1 and refer to section
10 on page 31. ” ” or “X” will be displayed next to the reading to show PASS/ FAIL.

9. Insulation tests

This tester is used to measure insulation resistance of an electric appliance or circuit to inspect the insulation performance. Check the voltage rating of the object to be tested before making a measurement and select the voltage applied to.

Depending on the object to be measured, displayed insulation resistance value may not stabilize.
The tester may give bleep during an insulation resistance measurement however, this is not a malfunction.
Measurement time may be longer when measuring a capacitive load. In insulation resistance measurement, the earth terminal outputs positive voltage and
the line terminal negative voltage. Connect the earth lead to the earth terminal. It is recommended to connect the positive
side to the earth side when measuring insulation resistance against ground or when a part of the object under test is earthed. Such connection is known to be more suitable for insulation testing since insulation resistance values measured with the positive side connected to earth are typically less than those taken through the reversed connection.

DANGER
Be extremely careful not to touch the tip of test probe or the circuit under test to avoid electrical shock during insulation measurement since high voltage is present at the tip of the test probe continuously. Wipe the test probe with a soft cloth, if it is wet, and use it after it’s dry.
The battery compartment cover must be closed before you operate the tester.

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(6) If the “Live” warning is displayed on the LCD and/or the buzzer sounds, do not press

the test switch but disconnect the tester from the circuit. Make the circuit dead before

proceeding.

(7) Press the test switch, the display will show the insulation resistance of the circuit or the

appliance to which the tester is connected. At an SPD(VARISTOR) test, the LCD will

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9.4 DAR/ PI measurement, 1-min value display DAR (Dielectric Absorption Ratio) and PI (Polarization Index) are automatically measured during insulation resistance measurement. When measurement time elapsed: – 1 min: LCD shows DAR value. – 10 min: LCD shows PI value. The LCD shows the measured value, after 1 min has passed since the start of measurement. Measured value is reviewable when 1 min elapses and also after the end of measurement.

The table below shows the formula and the display range.

DAR = Resistance (1 min after a start of test) / Resistance (15 sec

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Display range 0.00 to 9.99

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formula is 0M or out of display range When DAR and PI values exceed the display range,

the LCD shows “>9.99″.

9.5 Pat function

PAT function is available to do insulation test for portable appliances: this function is (1)

Press F3 to select the criteria value for PAT test. (See the table below).

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(2) To conduct PAT testing refer to section 10 on page 31. ” ” or “X” will be displayed next to the reading to show PASS/ FAIL.

9.6 SPD(Varistor) test

SPD test can measure a voltage which breakdowns surge protective device(varistor). When

the test starts, the voltage that the KT66DL outputs automatically increases from 0 V until

the SPD breakdowns and the LCD shows the voltage value. (If a 1 mA or higher current

flow is detected, the tester judges it is the breakdown point.)

Press the Test switch to start a test. Pressing F4 or ESC aborts the test.

The LCD shows SPD breakdown voltage (DCV) and also the assumed AC voltage (ACV).

The displayed ACV is determined

by the following formula. ACV = DCV/ 1.4 If there’s no SPD breakdown,

Breakdown voltage (DCV)

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10. PAT FUNCTION

10.1 PAT test with the PAT Adapter1

Using the Kewtech PATAdapter1 with the KT66DL to undertake portable appliance testing. Before each use the adapter should be inspected to ensure that it is not damaged in any way. If any damage is noticed the adapter should be withdrawn from service and replaced.

10.2 Earth Bond. a. This is a continuity test. Connect the test leads to the tester as shown in figure 8.2 on
page 23 b. Connect one test lead from the KT66DL into the PAT Adapter1 at the terminal marked
(Earth Testing) c. Plug the appliance to be tested into the three pin socket on the front of the PAT Adapter1. d. Connect the other test lead from the KT66DL to the earthed position on your appliance to
be tested. e. Conduct a continuity test Note: The test lead resistance can be auto-nulled from the test result, see section 8.1 on
page 23 for guidance.

10.3 Insulation Class I

a. Connect the test leads to the tester as shown in fig. 9.2 on page 27.

b. Connect one test probe from the KT66DL to the terminal marked

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Testing).

c. Plug the appliance to be tested into the three pin socket on the front of the PAT Adapter.

d. Select either a 250V or 500V whichever is appropriate. Conduct a test.

10.4 Insulation Class II

a. Connect the test leads to the tester as shown in fig. 9.2 on page 27.

b. Connect one test probe from the KT66DL to the terminal marked

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Testing) on the PATAdapter1.

c. Plug the appliance to be tested into the three pin socket on the front of the PAT Adapter.

d. Connect the other lead from the KT66DL to the parts of your appliance to be tested.

e. Conduct a test.

In PAT CL I or PAT CL II mode the insulation 1000V range is disabled. Use 250V for:
1. Appliances and extension leads which include surge protection.
2. Where sensitive electronic equipment could be damaged.

Refer to the latest publication of the IET
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11. LOOP/ PSC/PFC
11.1 Principles of measurement (1) Principles of measurement of fault loop impedance and PFC If an electrical installation is protected by over-current protective devices including circuit breakers or fuses, the earth loop impedance should be measured. In the event of a fault the earth fault loop impedance should be low enough (and the prospective fault current high enough) to allow automatic disconnection of the electrical supply by the circuit protection device within a prescribed time interval. Every circuit must be tested to ensure that the earth fault loop impedance value does not exceed that specified or appropriate for the over-current protective device installed in the circuit. The KT66DL takes a current from the supply and measures the difference between the unloaded and loaded supply voltages. From this difference it is possible to calculate the loop resistance. TT System For a TT system the earth fault loop impedance is the sum of the following impedances; Impedance of the power transformer secondary winding. Impedance of the phase conductor resistance from the power transformer to the location
of the fault. The impedance of the protective conductor from the fault location to the earth system. Resistance of the local earth system (R). Resistance of the power transformer earth system (Ro). The figure below shows (dotted line) the Fault loop impedance for TT systems.
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According to the International Standard IEC 60364, for TT systems the characteristics of the protective device and the circuit resistance shall fulfill the following requirements:
Ra x Ia 50V Where: Ra is the sum of the resistances in of the local earth system and the protective conductor for the exposed conductive parts. 50 is the maximum safety touch voltage limit (it can be 25V in particular cases like construction sites, agricultural premises, etc.). Ia is the current causing the automatic disconnection of the protective device within the maximum disconnecting times required by IEC 60364-41 that, for electrical installations at 230 / 400V AC, are:
– 200 ms for final circuits up to 63A for socket, or up to 32A for fixed connected loads. – 1 s for distribution circuits and circuits above mentioned over 63A and 32A.
The compliance with the above rules shall be verified by: 1) Measurement of the resistance Ra of the local earth system by Loop tester or Earth
tester. 2) Verification of the characteristics and/or the effectiveness of the RCD associated
protective device.

Generally, in TT systems, RCDs shall be used as protective device and in this case, Ia is
the rated residual operating current In. For instance, in a TT system protected by a RCD the max Ra values are:

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In this example, the max permissible value is 1667 (RCD =30mA and contact voltage limit of 50V). The tester reads 12.74, thus the condition RA 50/Ia is respected. However, considering that the RCD is essential for protection, it must be tested (Please refer to RCD TESTS section).
TN System For TN systems the earth fault loop impedance is the sum of the following impedances. Impedance of the power transformer secondary winding. Impedance of the phase conductor from the power transformer to the location of the fault. Impedance of the protective conductor from the fault location to the power transformer.
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Zs x Ia Uo Where: Zs is the Fault loop impedance in ohm. Uo is the nominal voltage between phase to earth (typically 230V AC for both single phase and three phase circuits). Ia is the current causing the automatic disconnection of the protective device within the maximum disconnecting times required by IEC 60364-41 that, for installation at 230 / 400V AC, are:
– 400 ms for final circuits up to 63A for socket, or up to 32A for fixed connected loads. – 5 s for distribution circuits and circuits above mentioned over 63A and 32A.
The compliance with the above rules shall be verified by: 1)Measurement of the fault loop impedance Zs by Loop tester. 2)Verification of the characteristics and/or the effectiveness of the associated protective
device. This verification shall be made:
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disconnecting times mentioned above are met (Please see RCD TEST section).

For instance in a TN system with nominal mains voltage Uo = 230 V protected by MCBs (Miniature Current Breakers) required by BSEN 60898, the max Zs values could be:

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Max value of Zs for this example is 1.37 (MCB 16A, characteristic C), the tester reads 1.14 (or 202A on Fault current range) it means that the condition Zs x Ia Uo is respected. In fact the Zs of 1.14 is less than 1.37 (or the Fault current of 202A is more than Ia of 160A). In other words, in case of fault between phase and earth, the wall socket tested in this example is protected because the MCB will trip within the disconnection time required. (2) Principles of the measurement of line impedance and PSC The method for measuring line neutral impedance and line-line impedance is exactly the same as for earth fault loop impedance measurement with the exception that the measurement is carried out between line and neutral or line and line. Prospective short circuit or fault current at any point within an electrical installation is the current that would flow in the circuit if no circuit protection operated and a complete (very low impedance) short circuit occurred. The value of this fault current is determined by the supply voltage and the impedance of the path taken by the fault current. Measurement of prospective short circuit current can be used to check that the protective devices within the system will operate within safety limits and in accordance with the safe design of the installation. The breaking current capacity of any installed protective device should be always higher than the prospective short circuit current.
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11.2. Measurement method for LOOP high current

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(5) Connection Connect the KT66DL to the distribution system to be tested with reference to Fig. 11-12, 11-13, 11-14, and 11-15.

(6) Wiring Check After the connection, ensure that the symbols for Wiring check on the LCD are in the status indicated in Fig.11-10 before pressing the test switch.

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(7) Test lead selection In case of LOOP HIGH function, use F3 switch to select the test lead to be used. When LOOP HIGH function, the resistance of the test lead to be used affects the measured result; therefore, test lead selection is effective to reduce errors in results. Select either Model Mains test lead (KAMP12) or Distribution board test lead (ACC065).

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Press the test switch. A beep will sound as the test is conducted and the value of loop
impedance will be displayed. When LOOP limit value has been set, the LCD shows ” ”
when the measured value is lower than the limit value and “X” if the value exceeds the limit value. The ” ! ” symbol appears when the measured result exceeds the measuring range, and the upper limit of the measuring range is smaller than the reference value: it means unjudgeable.

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The test switch may be pressed down and turned clockwise to lock it for auto-mode. In this auto mode, when using distribution board lead ‘$$9/,, tests are conducted by simply disconnecting and reconnecting the brown phase prod avoiding the need to physically press the test switch i.e. ‘hands free’.

Measured result may be influenced depending on the phase angle of the distribution system when making measurement near a transformer and the result may lower than the actual impedance value. Errors in measured result are as follows.

System Phase Difference 10° 20° 30°

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If the symbol ( )appears, it means that the test resistor is too hot and the automatic cut out circuits have operated. Allow the tester to cool down before proceeding. The overheat circuits protect the test resistor against heat damage.

11.3. Measurement method for LOOP ATT (Anti trip technology)

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(4) Pulse function can be turned on or off with F2 switch. When pulse function is on (enabled), a high current is applied in a short period – RCD won’t trip – before starting LOOP measurement. This pulse function can remove the oxidized coating of the circuit under test and contribute to accurate measurements.

When pulse function is enabled, some RCDs may trip depending on their sensitivity. In such a case, turn off the pulse function.

(5) Press F4 switch to enter the setting mode for limit value.

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(6) Connection Connect the KT66DL to the distribution system to be tested with reference to Fig. 11-20, 11-21 and 11-22.

(7) Wiring Check After the connection, ensure that the symbols for Wiring check on the LCD are in the
status indicated in Fig.11-19 before pressing the test switch.

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When the tester is first connected to the system, it will display the line-earth voltage (mode L-PE) which is updated every 1s. If this voltage is not normal or as expected, DO NOT PROCEED.
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The L-PE 3W EV setting enables loop testing where sensitive DC monitoring devices are used. Press F 3 to select the test current.
Measurement in ATT mode requires longer time than that is required for the other measurements (approx. 8 sec). When measuring a circuit with a large electrical noise, the ‘Noise’ Message is displayed on the LCD and the measurement time will be extended. Noise indicator shows the noise size in three levels. Noise size affects the measurement Time.

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set the range to “LOOP HIGH” or

The test switch may be turned clockwise to lock it down. In this auto mode, when using the distribution board lead set ACC065, tests are conducted by simply disconnecting and reconnecting the brown phase prod avoiding the need to physically press the test switch i.e. ‘hands free’.

System Phase Difference

Error (approx.)

10°

-1.5%

20°

-6%

30°

-13%

If the symbol ( )appears, this means that the test resistor is too hot and the automatic cut out circuits have operated. Allow the tester to cool down before proceeding. The overheat circuits protect the test resistor against heat damage.

11.4 Loop limit value To set a loop limit value, press F4 switch in the stand-by mode at LOOP test. The following figure shows the setting mode screen.

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The table below shows the setting parameters.

(a) Protection type –

))

(b) In

)

(d) Factor

)
)) )

MCB: B C, D, Type 1, 2, 3, 4 Fuse 88.2, 88.3, 3036, 1362, 1361, RCD
In: 6 – 100 A B I &9 ‘- 999 ‘ For RCD, Uc limit value setting X 1 or 0.8 (80%)

Limit value setting procedures are shown below. (Press ESC switch to step back one during the process.)
(1) Press F1() or F2() on LOOP LIMIT setting screen to move the cursor on the item to be set, and then press ENTER switch.
(2)The LCD shows the selectable items. Press F1() or F2() and confirm the selection with ENTER switch. For some items, F3() and F4() switches are also used.
(3) When changes are done, press ESC to return to LOOP test screen.

Selectable parameters and reference values for limit value are as shown below.

Loop Limit value for fuse protection

Protection

BS88-2 Fuse

type

ref BS7671:2008 (2015)

Rating (A)

0.4s

0.4s @80%Z

Zs()

—

7.80

12.00

6.24

4.65

6.80

3.72

2.43

4.00

1.95

1.68

2.80

1.35

1.29

2.20

1.03

0.99

1.70

0.79

—

1.30

—

0.99

—

0.78

—

0.55

—

100

—

0.42

—

5s @80%Z
Zs() –9.60 5.44 3.20 2.24 1.76 1.36 1.04 –0.79 0.62 0.44 0.34

0.4s
Zs() 9.93 —-2.30 1.93 –0.91 ————-

BS88-3 Fuse

ref BS7671:2008 (2015)

0.4s @80%Z

Zs()

14.60

7.94

—

3.90

1.84

3.20

1.54

—

1.60

0.73

—

1.00

—

0.68

—

0.51

—

0.38

—

5s @80%Z
Zs() 11.68
—-3.12 2.56 –1.28 –0.80 –0.55 0.41 0.30

Protection type Rating (A)
3 5 13 15 20 30 45 60 100

0.4s
Zs() –9.10 –2.43 1.68 1.04 ——-

BS3036

ref BS7671:2008 (2015)

0.4s @80%Z

Zs()

—

16.80

7.28

—

5.08

1.94

3.64

1.35

2.51

0.83

1.51

—

1.07

—

0.51

—

5s @80%Z
Zs() —
13.44 –4.07 2.91 2.01 1.21 0.86 0.41

0.4s
Zs() 15.60
–2.30 ————-

BS1362

ref BS7671:2008 (2015)

0.4s @80%Z

Zs()

22.0

12.48

—

3.64

1.84

—

5s @80%Z
Zs() 17.60
–2.91 ————-

Protection type Rating (A)
5 15 20 30 45 60 80 100

0.4s
Zs() 10.36 3.26 1.69 1.14 0.57
——-

BS1361

ref BS7671:2008 (2015)

0.4s @80%Z

Zs()

16.25

8.28

4.96

2.61

2.78

1.35

1.82

0.91

0.95

0.46

0.69

—

0.49

—

0.36

—

5s @80%Z
Zs() 13.00 3.97 2.23 1.46 0.76 0.55 0.40 0.29

Loop Limit value for RCD protection

IBn (mA)

Limit
30mA 100mA 300mA 500mA 1000mA

Uc 50V
1667 500 167.0 100.0 50.0

Uc 50V @80%Z 1334
400 133.6 80.0 40.0

Uc 25V
833 250 83.0 50.0 25.0

Uc 25V @80%Z
666 200.0 66.4 40.0 20.0

100
100.0 100.0 100.0
—–

100 @80%Z 80.0 80.0 80.0
—–

200
200.0 200.0
——-

200 @80%Z 160.0 160.0
——-

Note: Displayed Loop Limit value may not be the same as listed above depending on the countries and regions

Current rating
6 10 16 20 25 32 40 50 63

MCB (Disconn. time 0.4 and 5s)

B Zs()

C Zs()

Zs BSEN 60898 MCB & BSEN 61009-1 RCBO table

MCB(Disc MCB(Disc MCB (Disconn. time

0.4s)

5s)

0.4 and 5s) 80%Z

D Zs()

B Zs()

C Zs()

MCB(Disc 0.4s) 80%Z D Zs()

MCB(Dis c 5s) 80%Z D Zs()

7.28

3.64

1.82

3.64

5.82

2.91

1.46

2.91

4.37

2.19

1.09

2.19

3.50

1.75

0.87

1.75

2.73

1.37

0.68

1.37

2.18

1.09

0.55

1.10

2.19

1.09

0.55

1.09

1.75

0.87

0.44

0.87

1.75

0.87

0.44

0.87

1.40

0.70

0.35

0.70

1.37

0.68

0.34

0.68

1.09

0.55

0.27

0.54

1.09

0.55

0.27

0.55

0.87

0.44

0.22

0.44

0.87

0.44

0.22

0.44

0.70

0.35

0.17

0.35

0.69

0.35

0.17

0.35

0.55

0.28

0.14

0.28

Current rating
5 6 10 15 16 20 25 30 32 40 50 63

Zs BSEN 3871 MCB table

MCB (Disconn. time 0.4 and 5s)

MCB (Disconn. time 0.4 and 5s) 80%Z

Zs()

10.93

6.41

4.37

0.87

8.74

5.13

3.50

0.70

9.10

5.21

3.64

0.73

7.28

4.16

2.91

0.59

5.46

3.10

2.19

0.44

4.37

2.48

1.75

0.35

3.64

2.08

1.45

0.29

2.91

1.66

1.16

0.24

3.41

1.95

1.37

0.28

2.73

1.56

1.09

0.22

2.73

1.56

1.09

0.22

2.18

1.25

0.87

0.17

2.19

1.24

0.87

0.17

1.75

1.00

0.70

0.14

1.82

1.05

0.73

—

1.46

0.84

0.59

—

1.71

0.98

0.68

—

1.37

0.78

0.55

—

1.36

0.78

0.55

—

1.09

0.62

0.44

—

1.09

0.63

0.44

—

0.87

0.50

0.35

—

0.86

0.49

0.35

—

0.69

0.40

0.28

—

12. RCD tests

12.1 Principles of RCD measurement The RCD tester is connected between phase and protective conductor on the load side of the RCD after disconnecting the load. A precisely measured current for a carefully timed period is drawn from the phase and returns via the earth, thus tripping the device. The tester measures and displays the exact time taken for the circuit to be opened. An RCD is a switching device designed for breaking currents when the residual current attains a specific value. It works on the basis of the current difference between phase currents flowing to different loads and returning current flowing through the neutral conductor (for a single-phase installation). In the case where the current difference is higher than the RCD tripping current, the device will trip and disconnect the supply from the load. There are two parameters for RCDs; the first due to the shape of the residual current wave
form (types AC and A) and the second due to the tripping time (types G and S). RCD type AC will trip when presented with residual sinusoidal alternating currents
whether applied suddenly or slowly rising. RCD type A will trip when presented with residual sinusoidal alternating currents
(similar to type AC) and residual pulsating direct currents whether suddenly applied or
slowly rising. RCD Type F will the trip when presented with residual sinusoidal alternating currents
at the rated frequency, residual pulsating direct currents and composite residual currents. Tests of RCD type F with KT66DL use halfwave rectified current the same
as testing Type A RCD. RCD type B can detect residual sinusoidal alternating currents up to 1000 Hz,
residual pulsating direct currents as well as smooth DC residual currents. RCD type G. In this case G stands for general type (without tripping time delay) and is
for general use and applications. S RCD type S where S stands for selective type (with tripping time delay). This type of RCD is specifically designed for installations where the time delay characteristic is
required. RCD Type EVs are designed specially for EV (electric vehicle) charging systems. They
trip by 6mA smooth DC residual currents.

Given that when the protective device is an RCD, Ia is typically 5 times the rated residual

operating current In, then the RCD must be tested recommending the tripping time,

measured by RCD testers or multifunction testers, shall be lower than the maximum

disconnecting times required in IEC 60364-41 at 230V / 400V AC (see also LOOP section)

that are:

TT system 200ms for final circuits up to 63A for socket, or up to

TN system 400ms 32A for fixed connected loads

TT system 1000ms for distribution circuits and circuits above

TN system 5s

mentioned over 63A and 32A.

6)
/ 993 %4 / 993 ! Type of RCD General(G)
Selective(S)

)

IBn
300ms max allowed value
500ms max allowed value
130ms min allowed value

–

– %$ / 99E %4 / 99E

for IBn and 5IBnI

5IBn

40ms max allowed value

150ms max allowed value
50ms min allowed value

Examples of tester connections Practical example of 3-phase + neutral RCD test in a TT system.

3!1
+ ! #Practical example of single phase RCD test in a TN system.

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Practical example of RCD test with distribution leads.

3!1

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12.2 Principles of Uc measurement When earth resistance is high as in Fig 12-1, where R exists and if a fault current flows, a potential difference occurs. If a person touches the earthing system then the person will be subjected to this voltage. This is the Uc voltage.
If an RCD is protecting the circuit then the maximum value of Uc can be calculated by multiplying the measured loop by the selected IBN of the RCD selected.

12.3 Measurement method for RCD

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(1) Press the Power switch and turn on the tester. Turn the rotary switch and set it to the RCD position.
(2) Connect the test lead to the tester. (Fig. 12-5)

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(3) Press the F1 switch and select any desired measurement mode.

X1/2

For testing RCD to verify that they are not too sensitive.

For measuring the trip time.

For testing at IBn X5

RAMP( ) For measuring the tripping level in mA.

AUTO

For automatic measurement in the following sequence: X1/2(0o), X1/2(180o), X1(0o),X1 (180o), X5(0o), X5(180o)

For measuring Uc

(4) Press the F2 switch to set Rated Tripping Current (IBn) to the rated trip current of the RCD.
(5) Press F3 switch to select the RCD type. Refer to “12.1 Principles of RCD measurement” for the details of RCD type. (Except for Uc measurement)
(6) Press (F4) to select phase at which the test current should start. (Except for Uc measurement)

*UL value change As a UL value, 25V or 50V is selectable. Refer to “/! select either of them.

” in this manual and

(7) Connect the test leads to the circuit to be tested. (Fig. 12-1,12-2, and 12-3) (8) Wiring Check
After the connection, ensure that the symbols for Wiring check on the LCD are in the status indicated in Fig.12-6 before pressing the test switch.

RCD TYPE

AC/A/F

B/EV
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If the status of the symbols for Wiring check differ from Fig. 12-6 or symbol is indicated on the LCD, DO NOT PROCEED AS THERE IS INCORRECT WIRING. The cause of the fault must be investigated and rectified.

When the tester is connected to the system for the first time, it will display the line-earth voltage (mode L-PE) which is updated every 1s. If this voltage is not normal or as expected, DO NOT PROCEED.
NOTE: This is a single phase (230V AC) tester and under no circumstances should it be connected to 2- phases or a voltage exceeding 230VAC+10%. If the input voltage is greater than 260V the display will indicate ‘>260V’ and RCD measurements can not be made even if the test switch is pressed.
(9) RCD Measurement Press the test switch. A beep will sound as the test is conducted and the measured results are displayed. X1/2……………….The Breaker should not trip. X1………………….The Breaker should trip. X5………………….The Breaker should trip.
Auto Ramp( )..The Breaker should trip. The tripping current should be displayed. Uc………………….Uc values are displayed.
In case of RCD type S test, you need to wait 30 sec. before starting a test: this waiting time is to reduce the influence of the previous test.
(10) Press the F4(0°(+)/180°(-)) switch to change the phase and repeat step (1).
The test switch may be turned clockwise to lock it down. In this auto mode, when using distribution board lead set ACC065, tests are conducted by simply disconnecting and reconnecting the brown phase prod of the avoiding the need to physically press the test switch i.e. ‘hands free’.
If the symbol ( )appears, this means that the test resistor is too hot and the automatic cut out circuits have operated. Allow the tester to cool down before proceeding. The overheat circuits protect the test resistor against heat damage.
Be sure to return the tested RCD to the original condition after the test. When the Uc voltage rises to UL value or greater, the measurement is automatically
suspended and “Uc > UL” is displayed on the LCD. If ” IBn” setting is greater than the rated residual current of the RCD, the RCD will trip and
“no” may be displayed on LCD. If a voltage exists between the protective conductor and earth, it may influence the
measurements. If a voltage exists between neutral and earth, it may influence the measurements,
therefore, the connection between neutral point of the distribution system and earth should be checked before testing. If leakage currents flow in the circuit following the RCD, it may influence the measurements. The potential fields of other earthing installations may influence the measurement. Special conditions of RCDs of a particular design, for example S- type, should be taken into consideration. The earth electrode resistance of a measuring circuit with a probe shall not exceed the earth electrode resistance values, specified in the table below RCD-related description, in 5.4 Operating uncertainty . Equipment following the RCD, e.g. capacitors or rotating machinery, may cause a significant lengthening of the measured trip time.
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12.4 Auto test Measurements are automatically performed under the Auto Test function in the following sequence: X1/2(0o), X1/2(180o), X1(0o),X1 (180o), X5(0o), X5(180o).
(1) Press F1 to select Auto. (2) Press F2 & F3 to select IBn & RCD type. (3) The KT66DL performs an RCD test in the sequence described above. (4) When an RCD trips, turn it back on. Then a next test begins automatically. (5) The LCD shows results as follows.
Fig. 12-7
12.5 VAR (variable current value) function At RCD test, any In value between 10mA and 1000mA – is selectable. However, X 5 test
or depending on the selected RCD test settings, variable range of current value will be limited.
Follow the procedures below to change the current value. (Pressing ESC switch during the changing process moves one step back.) (1) Press F1 & F3 to select measurement mode & RCD type. (2) Press F2 switch to select “VAR”. (3) The LCD shows current value 2 sec. (Fig. 12-8). Press F1 (SET) switch within this 2 sec.
(If 2 sec or longer are elapsed without pressing the switch, press F2 switch again to reshow Fig. 12-8 screen.) (4) The LCD shows current value changing screen (Fig. 12-9). Press F3() or F4() to select the digit to be changed and alter the values with F1() or F2(). (5) Press ENTER to confirm the change. Then the screen returns to stand-by mode for RCD test.

Fig. 12-8

Fig. 12-9

Note: At VAR test, X1/2, X1, and X5 tests are performed; these tests are not available at Uc, AUTO, and RAMP tests.

12.6 EV RCD

When selecting “EV” for RCD TYPE, the tester can test RCDs for EV charger which trip by

6 mA DC: x1, RAMP( ), and AUTO TEST are selectable.

At RAMP, current is steadily increased up to 6 mA DC (100%).

When it reaches to 6 mA DC, the current is kept for 10 sec. (Comply with IEC62752)

At AUTO TEST, the tester performs tests at 6 mA DC and ×1/2, ×1, and ×5 tests at

30 mA A as shown below.
DC6mA(+) DC6mA(-) X1/2(0o)

X1/2(180o)

X1(0o) X1(180o) X5(0o) X5(180o).

– ‘ &9 ‘

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13. Earth tests

13.1 Principles of earth measurement

This tester performs the earth resistance measurement with the fall-of-potential method,

which is a method to obtain earth Resistance value Rx by applying AC constant

Constant Current Generator

current I between the measurement object E

(earth electrode) and H(C) (current electrode), and finding out the potential difference V

Voltmeter

between E and S(P) (potential electrode). Rx = V / I

S(P)Potential H(C)Current

E(Earth)

Fig.13-1

13.2 Earth resistance measurement
WARNING The tester will produce a maximum voltage of about 50V between terminals E-H(C) in earth resistance function. Take enough caution to avoid electric shock hazard.

CAUTION When measuring earth resistance, do not apply voltage between measuring terminals.

13.3 Measurement method for earth (1) Press the Power switch and turn on the tester. Turn the rotary switch and set it to the
EARTH position. (2) Press F1 switch to select 3W (3-wire precise measurement) or 2W (2-wire simplified
measurement). (3) Connect the test lead into the tester. (Fig. 13-2, Fig. 13-3)

Red Green Yellow H(C) E S(P)

H(C) terminal Red test lead
E terminal Green test lead S(P) terminal Yellow test lead

Fig.13-2 For 3W test (Precise measurement)

H(C) E

H(C) terminal Red test lead , or ACC064SPN Remote Test Lead E terminal Green test lead

Fig.13-3 For 2W test (Simplified measurement)

(4)Connection 3W test (Precise measurement) Stick the auxiliary earth spikes S(P) and H(C) into the ground deeply. They should be aligned at an interval of 5-10m from the earthed equipment under test. Connect the green test lead to the earthed equipment under test, the yellow test lead to the auxiliary earth spike S(P) and the red test lead to the auxiliary earth spike H(C) from terminals E, S(P) and H(C) of the tester in order.

+ ! &-* Note: Make sure to stick the auxiliary earth spikes in the moist part of the soil. Give enough
water where the spikes have to be stuck into the dry, stony or sandy part of the earth so that it may become moist. In case of concrete, lay the auxiliary earth spike down and water it, or put a wet dust cloth etc. on the spike when making measurement.
2W test (Simplified measurement) Use this method when the auxiliary earth spike cannot be used. In this method, an existing earth electrode with a low earth resistance, such as a metal water pipe, a common earth of a commercial power supply and an earth terminal of a building, can be used with two-pole method.

Rx = Re re Rx: True earth resistance Re: Indicated value re: Earth resistance of earth electrode

+ ! &-,

(5) If the “Live” warning is displayed on the LCD and/or the buzzer sounds, do not press the test switch but disconnect the tester from the circuit. Make the circuit dead before proceeding.
(6) Press the test switch, the display will show the earth resistance of the circuit. If measurement is made with the probes twisted or in touch with each other, the reading of
the tester may be affected by induction. When connecting the probes, make sure that they are separated. If the earth resistance of auxiliary earth spikes is too large, it may result in inaccurate measurement. Make sure to stick the auxiliary earth spikes in the moist part of the soil, and ensure sufficient connections between the respective connections. High auxiliary earth resistance may exist if “RS Hi” or “RH Hi” is displayed during measurements. (“Rs Hi” is displayed only when you press the test button to start a measurement. It won’t appear if any incidents, such as auxiliary earth spikes are disconnected, happen during a measurement,) When an earth voltage of 10V or higher (400Hz: 3V) exists, measured earth resistances may include large errors. In this case, power off the devices which is using earth resistance under test to reduce the earth voltages.
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14. Phase rotation tests

1. Press the Power switch and turn on the tester. Turn the rotary switch and select the PHASE ROTATION function.
2. Insert the test leads into the tester. (Fig.14-1)

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:0HD4 =0%%4 :.F% 3. Connect each test leads to a circuit. (Fig.14-2)

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4. Results are displayed as follows.

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When a message “No 3-phase system” or “—” is displayed, the circuit may not be a

3-phase system or a wrong connection may have been made. Check the circuit and the

connection.

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—

15. Volts

(1) Press the Power switch and turn on the tester. Turn the rotary switch and select the VOLTS function.
(2) Insert the test leads into the tester. (Fig.15-1)

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(3) Voltage value and frequency will be displayed on the LCD when applying AC voltage. Note : A message “DC V” may be displayed when measuring AC voltages with frequencies
out of the range 45Hz – 65Hz.

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16. Touch pad

(1) The touch pad measures the potential between the operator and the tester’s PE terminal.

A message “PE HiV” is displayed on the LCD with the audible buzzer if a potential

difference of 100V or more is present between the operator and the PE terminal at

touching the Touch pad.

# Touch Pad function can be enabled and disabled (ON / OFF).

“/!

” in this manual and select ON or OFF. In case that OFF is

selected, a warning for “PE HiV”

* Initial setting: ON

Note : A message “PE HI V” may be displayed when testing inverters or measuring voltages containing high frequencies even if a user isn’t touching with the Touch Pad.

17. Memory function
Measured result at each function can be saved in the memory of the tester. (MAX: 1000)
17.1 How to save the data Save the result according to following sequence. (Press ESC switch during the process to one step back.)
(1) When measurement is done, press MEM switch to enter the save mode. (Fig. 17-2)

(2) Make setting for following items.

In case of PAT test Other

(Insulation or

Continuity function)

1.ID No

1.TYPE

2.SITE No.

2.CIRCUIT No

3.APPLIANCE CODE 3.BOARD No

4.DATE No

4.SITE No

5.DATA No

+ ! 1-

+ ! 1-#

Press the F1() or F2() switch to choose

the parameter to change.

In case of PAT test :

ID No SITE No APPLIANCE CODE DATA No ID No…..

Other : TYPE CIRCUIT No BOARD No SITE No DATA No TYPE…..

Press ENTER switch to select the parameter to be changed. Use F1() or F2() to alter the value of the parameter and confirm with ENTER switch.
The selectable range is shown in the table below.

Type
ID No APPLIANCE CODE CIECUIT No. BOARD No. SITE No. DATA No.

Depending on test function 0-99 0-99
0-99 0-99 0-99 0-999

TYPE Selection

Continuity r1, r2, rn, R1+R2, R2

Insulation L/L, L/N, L/E, N/E

Loop (L-PE) Zs, Ze

RCD

1st RCCB,

2nd RCCB,

3rd RCCB, RCBO

(3) A press of F4 or MEM switch saves the measured data. Note: Pressing ESC switch moves one step back.

17.2 Recall the saved data Save data can be displayed on the LCD according to the following sequence. (Pressing ESC switch during the adjustment moves one step back.)

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(2) Press (F1) or (F2) switch and select the data you wish to review, and then press ENTER. (Fig. 17-4)

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(3)The selected data will be displayed. (Fig. 17-5)

+ ! 1-*

+ ! 1-,
(4) Press F4 (EDIT) switch to edit the parameters that have been set at saving. The LCD display will be as follows. Change the parameters – procedures are the same as the saving data and overwrite and save again; however, DATA No. is unchangeable.

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17.3 Delete the saved data

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” +&

+ ! 1-,

” +&

+ ! 1-1

” +*

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” +*

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18 Transfer the stored data to PC
The stored data can be transferred to PC via Optical Adapter Model 8212USB

+ ! 3-

How to transfer the data:

(1) Connect Model 8212USB to the USB Port

of a PC. (Special driver for Model 8212USB

should be installed. See the instruction

manual for Model 8212USB for further

details.)

(2) Insert Model 8212USB into the KT66DL as

shown in Fig 18-2. Test leads should be

removed from the KT66DL at this time.

(3) Power on the KT66DL. (Any

function is OK.)

(4) Start special software “KEW Report” on

+ ! 3-#

your PC and set the communication port.

Then click “Download” command, and the data in the KT66DL will be transferred to

your PC. Please refer to the instruction manual of Model 8212USB and HELP of

KEW Report for further details.

Note: Use “KEW Report” version 2.90 or later. The latest “KEW Report” can be downloaded from our web site.

19. Auto-power-off
This tester has auto-power-off function. When the tester is inactive for about 10 minutes, it turns off automatically.
Auto-power-off function doesn’t work during a measurement, while applying voltage.
If there’s no key operation for 2 min, backlight will dim automatically. Pressing any key restores the brightness.

20. Battery and fuse replacement

DANGER Do not open the battery compartment cover if the tester is wet. Do not replace batteries nor fuse during a measurement. To avoid getting electrical
shock, power off the tester and disconnect all test leads before replacing batteries or fuse. The battery compartment cover must be closed and screwed before making measurement.

20.1 Battery replacement Replace batteries with new ones when the battery indicator shows ” 7 almost empty.
CAUTION
Do not mix new and old batteries nor different types of batteries.
Install batteries in correct polarity as marked inside.

(1) Power off the tester and disconnect all test leads from the terminals. (2) Unscrew two screws and remove the battery compartment cover. (Fig. 20-1) (3) Replace all eight batteries with new ones at once. Observe correct polarity when
inserting new batteries, Battery: Size AA Alkaline battery (LR6) x 8 pcs. (4) Attach the battery compartment cover, and secure it with the two screws,

Note: Clock setting will be cleared if no batteries were inserted in the tester for 10 min. or longer. When battery replacement is required, be careful not to exceed this period. If the clock setting is cleared and restored to the default, please do the setting again.

20.2 Fuse replacement The continuity test circuit is protected by a 600V 0.5A HRC ceramic type fuse situated in the battery compartment, together with a spare.
Fuse : F 0.5A 600V ( 6.3 x 32mm)
SIBA 7009463.0,5

Procedures (1) If the tester fails to operate in the continuity test mode, first disconnect the test leads
from the tester. (2) Unscrew two screws and remove the battery compartment cover. (Fig. 20-1) (3) Take out the fuse and check for continuity with another continuity tester. If the fuse has
blown, replace it with the spare fuse. (4) Attach the battery compartment cover, and secure it with the two screws,
Screw

+
Spare Fuse
+

Fig. 20-1

+ + –
Fuse

21. Servicing
If this tester should fail to operate correctly, return it to your distributor or directly to Kewtech stating the exact nature of the fault. Before returning the tester ensure that: (1) The leads have been checked for continuity and signs of damage. (2) The continuity mode fuse (situated in the battery compartment) has been checked. (3) The batteries are in good condition. Please remember to give all the information possible concerning the nature of the fault, as this will mean that the tester will be serviced and returned to you more quickly.
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22. Case and strap assembly
Attach the strap belt according to the following procedures. By hanging the tester around the neck, both hands will be left free for testing. (1) Attach the Buckle to the KT66DL as shown in Fig.22-1.
Match the hole of the Buckle and the protrusion at the side face of the KT66DL and slide it upwards.

Fig. 22-1 (2) How to attach the shoulder pad:

Fig. 22-2 (3) How to install the strap belt:

Lead the shoulder pad through the strap belt.
(4) How to fasten the strap belt:

Fig. 22-3
Pass the strap belt down through the buckle from the top, and up.

Fig. 22-4
Pass the strap through the buckle, adjust the strap for length and secure.

Documents / Resources

KEWTECH KT66EVA 12-in-1 Digital Multifunction Tester [pdf] Instructions
KT66EVA, KT66DL, KT66EVA 12-in-1 Digital Multifunction Tester, 12-in-1 Digital Multifunction Tester, Digital Multifunction Tester, Multifunction Tester, Tester

References

User Manual

KEWTECH KT66EVA 12-in-1 Digital Multifunction Tester Instructions

KT66EVA 12-in-1 Digital Multifunction Tester

Specifications

Product Usage Instructions

Safe Testing

Tester Layout

Accessories

Features

Setup Mode

PAT Function

FAQ

Q: What should I do if the tester displays an error message
during testing?

Q: Can the tester be used for outdoor testing?

Documents / Resources

References

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