5322A Electrical Safety Tester Calibrator
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TECHNICAL DATA 5322A Electrical Safety Tester Calibrator Calibrate to international standards UK 17th Edition • BS 7671 17th Edition - Requirements for Electrical Installations, IET Wiring Regulations European IEC/EN Standards • IEC/EN 60364 Series, Electrical Installations of Buildings • EN 50191, Electrical Safety Testing Standard for the Erection and Operation of Electrical Test Equipment in Low Voltage Distribution Systems Up to 1 000 V ac and 1 500 V dc • EN 60990, Methods of The 5322A Electrical Safety Tester Calibrator helps calibration technicians comply with new regulatory standards up to four times faster than with traditional manual, multiple-product methods. The 5322A facilitates compliance with exacting international standards such as the United Kingdom’s BS7671 17th Edition, IEC/EN Standards, Australia and New Zealand’s AS/NZS 3000, and Chinese verification/calibration regulations for various electrical testers. The 5322A combines many functions into a single instrument, replacing discrete resistors, decade boxes and other custom solutions commonly used to calibrate electrical testers. This single-box solution speeds and simplifies calibration because users only need to learn, operate and maintain one calibrator rather than multiple instruments. And while it’s difficult to automate multiple testers, the 5322A can be automated with MET/CAL® Calibration Software—further increasing speed and throughput. Workload includes insulation resistance testers; leakage current testers; multifunction installation testers; portable appliance testers (PATs); continuity testers and earth (ground) resistance testers; loop/line impedance testers and ground bond testers; residual-current device (RCD) or ground fault current interrupter (GFCI) testers; and hipot testers. Measurement of Touch Current and Protective Conductor Current Australian and New Zealand AS/NZS 3000 • AS/NZS 3000, Electrical Installations Wiring Rules Chinese verification/ calibration regulations • JJG 622-1997 Insulation Resistance Meter 1997 Insulation Resistance Meter 2005 • JJG 984-2004 Ground Bond Resistance Tester 2004 • JJG 843-2007 Leakage Current Tester 2007

Maximize workload coverage in a quarter of the time The Fluke Calibration 5322A Electrical Safety Tester combines many functions into a single instrument, replacing discrete resistors, decade boxes and other custom solutions commonly used to calibrate electrical safety testers. It’s flexible and precise enough to calibrate a wide range of instrumentation, and fast enough to handle the job in a quarter of the time you spend on manual multi-product methods. Insulation resistance testers The 5322A calibrator sources high-value, high-voltage resistors and measures the high voltage output of...

The MET/CAL® software advantage The 5322A calibrator works with Fluke Calibration MET/CAL Calibration Software, in 5320A emulation mode, allowing you to increase throughput up to four times that of traditional manual and multi-product methods while ensuring calibrations are performed consistently every time. This powerful software documents calibration procedures, processes and results for ease in complying with ISO 17025 and similar quality standards. and repair facilities to keep your equipment in top working order. Reduce your calibrator downtime and control your cost of ownership with a...

Flexible choices to calibrate your electrical tester workload Multiple model choices for the 5322A give you the flexibility to select the features best suited to your lab’s workload. The base 5322A model offers 1.5 kV high resistance sourcing. The 5322A/5 offers 5 kV high voltage resistor sourcing to handle the growing population of high voltage based safety testers. To either model, add active loop compensation and a 600 V precision ac/dc output source for calibrating the voltage measurement function of DUTs. You can also add a characterized 40 kV probe accessory for making precision...

Optional 5322A-LOAD An optional 5322A-LOAD 5 kV high resistance load option is available with 5 kV high voltage resistors to allow direct connection to hipots for leakage tests. This 5322A-LOAD is unique in that it not only supports 5 kV but has nine high voltage resistors, ranging from 10 kΩ to 10 MΩ, that can be combined in parallel, within voltage limits, to obtain more precise results. Electrical plug and socket adapters, RCD PAT Adapter and PAT LOAD Adapter are included with the 5322A to help ensure safe connections. Calibrate all major types of electrical safety testers with just one...

GPIB and USB connectors Makes it convenient to connect the 5322A to your PC for automation and data exchange. L arge, bright full color display Large readouts enable you to easily read the primary sourced or measured values. Sourced values are in blue and measured values are in red. Active terminal display Always know which calibrator terminals are active. When a function has been selected, the graphical display shows the active terminals. Soft menu keys Soft menu keys adapt to the active function, so the menu structure is intuitive and easy to learn. Output jog wheel, numeric keyboard To...

5322A Electrical Safety Tester key features and benefits Continuously variable high voltage resistance outputs source high-ohms, high voltage resistors to enable calibration of insulation resistance testers / megohmeters up to 5 kV. The continuously variable feature lets the user set any resistance value to match the DUT requirement and adjust the 5322A output to a nominal value, which aids in calibrating older-style hand-cranked testers. Active Loop Compensation makes it easier to calibrate the loop/line impedance function of an installation tester by canceling residual line impedance...

Group 1: Equipment has intentionally generated and/or uses conductivelycoupled radio frequency energy that is necessary for the internal function of the equipment itself. Class A: Equipment is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly connected to a low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes. There may be potential difficulties in ensuring electromagnetic compatibility in other environments due to conducted and radiated disturbances. Emissions that exceed the levels required by CISPR Class A: Equipment meets...