Can I put my meter across an RTD to check it safely witout
tripping the equipment when it is connected to an
monitoring device eg.RTD module or IQ 1000



Can I put my meter across an RTD to check it safely witout tripping the equipment when it is conne..

Answer / s.k.bakshi

Yes you can do it.
1. force the analog input with such a value so that it is
beyond the tripping value.
2. Then open the leads and check the resistance of the rtd
in order to check wheather the rtd is faulty or not.

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