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| Product Type | Digital Multimeter |
| Brand | Sanwa |
| Model | LX20 |
| Category | Measurement |
| Display Type | LCD, 4000 counts |
| DC Voltage Range | 400mV to 600V |
| AC Voltage Range | 400mV to 600V |
| DC Current Range | 400μA to 10A |
| Resistance Range | 400Ω to 40MΩ |
| Additional Functions | Continuity test, diode test, capacitance, frequency |
| Safety Rating | CAT II 600V, CAT III 300V |
| Power Supply | 2 x AAA batteries (1.5V) |
| Auto Power Off | Yes, after approx. 15 minutes |
| Dimensions | 140 x 70 x 30 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 200 g (including batteries) |
| Input Impedance | ≥10 MΩ (DC/AC V) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Accessories Included | Test leads, batteries, manual |
| Warranty | 1 year limited warranty |
| Maintenance | Keep clean and dry; replace batteries when low |
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USER MANUAL LX20 Sanwa
How to store the light sensor probe
The light sensor probe can be stored in the main body as shown below. 1-Fit the light sensor probe into the storage position so that the light sensor window faces up.
2. Bend the cord and store it in the space on the right of the light sensor probe.

[7] Maintenance and Administration
To maintain accuracy, perform calibration and inspection
at least once a year.
1. Maintenance check
1) External finish
• Check if the external finish is damaged by dropping the
- Check if the external finlism is damaged by dropping the instrument, etc.
2) Light sensor
- Check if the light sensor window is damaged
- Check if the light sensor cord is damaged
If any of the above parts is damaged, do not use the instrument but have it repaired.
- Calibration
For calibration and inspection of the instrument, please
contact dealer, sole agent and maker.
- Battery replacement Replacement Procedure:
1) Remove the screw retaining the battery compartment
cover using a Phillips screwdriver.
2) Remove the battery compartment cover and take out the exhausted battery.
3) Insert a new battery without mistaking the + and - polarity. 4) Attach the battery compartment cover and clamp it with the screw.
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The button-battery is made
of oxidized silver, etc.
Please keep it away from little children lest they should

CAUTION
Set a battery with its polarities facing in the correct directions.
Batteris when the meter is shipped:
A battery for monitoring has been installed prior to shipment from the factory.
It may be discharged before the expiration of the described battery life.
The battery for monitoring is a battery used to check the functions and performance of the product.
performance of the product.
- Storage
- The panel and case are little resistant to volatile solutions and heat. Do
not wipe the instrument using lacquer thinner or alcohol and do not place it beat a course of high temperatures (celdering iron, for example)
- Do not store the instrument in a place subject to vibrations or in a place
from it may drop.
- Do not store the instrument under direct sunlight
temperatures, high humidity or condensation.
- Be sure to remove the battery when the instrument is not to be used for an extended period.
[8] AFTER-SALE SERVICE
1. Warranty and Provision
Sanwa offers comprehensive warranty services to its end-users and to its
product resellers. Under Sanwa's general warranty policy, each instrument is
warranted to be free from defects in workmanship or material under normal use for the period of one (1) year from the date of purchase.
for the period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. This warranty policy is valid within the country of purchase only, and applied only
Thank you for purchasing SANWA illuminance meter LX20. Read this manual carefully before using the instrument for safety use. Retain this manual together with the instrument or future reference.
[1] Operating Precautions
- Be careful not to stain or damage the light sensor window. If the light sensor window gets dirty, wipe lightly with a soft, dry cloth.
- Do not move the light sensor probe cord during measurement, as this may result in variation of the displayed value. Take special care not to move the cord particularly during measuring low illuminance values. - This instrument incorporates the auto power save
- This instrument incorporates the auto power save function, which turns it off in 15 minutes after an operation. To turn the instrument on after it has been turned off by the auto power save function, set the Range switch to OFF and keep it in the OFF position for more than 1 second before setting it to another position. - Be sure to set the Power/Range switch to OFF after use.
[2] Applications
This instrument is a pocket-sized illuminance meter featuring excellent portability and operability. It can be applied easily to a wide range of purposes from brightness checking in daily life to illumination maintenance in offices and factories as well as illumination management in agriculture and forestry.
[3] Features
- Easy-to-carry pocket size.
- Separate, stick-shaped light sensor (window diameter 9 mm) from the main body enables measurement of a narrow position or area. The light sensor can also be integrated with the main body for measurement. - 4039 full-scale count with a bar graph display.
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- Improved measurement accuracy by using a silicon photodiode, which has a spectral sensitivity approximating the relative luminous efficiency specified by CIE (Commission Internationale d'Eclairage), in the light sensor.
- Wide measuring range of 0.1 lx to 403.9 klx (403,900 lx).
- Data hold function. - Auto power save function prevents wasting of battery power.
[4] Nomenclature

[5] Functions
• Power/Range switch
This rotary switch is used to turn the illuminance meter on-off and switch the measurement range to the 400 lx, 4000 lx, 40 klx or 400 klx range.
- Battery warning indicator
When the internal battery is nearly exhausted and the supply voltage drops, blinking "BT" appears in the display. If this happens, please replace the battery with new one. Data Hold button (Also used as the protection cover lock) Push this button during measurement to hold the digital
- current value and bar graph display. "DH" appears in the display while the display data is held. Pushing this button again releases the data hold function and causes "DH" to disappear from the display.
How to integrate the light sensor probe with the main body for measurement Insert the light sensor probe in the position on the top left of the main body as shown in the figure on the right. How to open or close the protective cover 1. To open the protective cover, push and hold the button on the left side of main body into the direction shown in the figure, and open the protective cover.
- To close the protective cover, first store the light sensor probe in the storage position of the main body and then close the protective cover until it is locked.

[6] measurement
Measurement Procedure
- Set the measuring range according to the illuminance to be measured.
- Extend the light sensor probe cord to the point you want to measure illuminance and point the light sensor window toward the measurement target light source.
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It is also possible to measure illuminance while the light sensor probe is integrated with the main body.

- After completing measurement, set the Power/Range switch to OFF.
- When over range, displays "OL".
The illuminance reference plane is located at the
• top of the sensor as shown below illustration.
Illuminance reference plane

Notes: The auto power curve function of the instrument turns it
The auto power save function of the instrument turns off in 15 minutes after an operation. To turn the instrument on after it has been turned off by the auto power save function, set the Range switch to OFF and keep it in the OFF position for more than 1 second before setting it to another position.
Reference: Illuminance Standard in JIS Z 9110
| Type of store | 30 15 x70150/3007001500 | ||||||
| Housing | |||||||
| * Sewing (dark shafting) | * Study: "reading (long hours or small offers), sewing | "Reading," Makeings—Graying | Living room, children rooms, drawing room, dining room, kitchen | Entrance, scarcesses, corridors, emergency scarcases, garage | |||
| Schools | * Precision drafting | Drafting room, restaurant, laundry reading rooms, smartwatches, gymnasium | General classrooms, special classrooms, handwatches, scarissances | Auditorium, meeting rooms, corridors, warehouses | Emergency scarcases | ||
| Offices | * Designers, "drinking," "exclusion," key punching | "Drinking," "exclusion," telephone exchange room, power distribution panel instrument meter panel | Workshop, ticket rooms, scarcases, bathrooms | Emergency scarcase | |||
| Roads and parks | Exposureary tunnelsThe entrance of the Road's entrance is higher than the level.) | ||||||
| Hospitals | Operating (top 10,000 or more) | Operating room, emergency room, service station, medicine preparation, technical lab., school | Consultation rooms, treatment room, usual indoor hospital rooms, respiratory, waiting rooms, home office | Pre-consultation rooms, medical rooms, X-ray rooms, medicine warehouse. | 70–15: 15–16Tunnels High-risk roads | 1.5: 0.5Low-risk roads, roads, parks and open roads in residential areas | |
| Theaters | "Ticket counter, antizoresms, scarcases | Projection booth, corridors, scarcases | Audience rooms (during immersion), emergency scarcases, garage | 3: 15 Audience rooms (during shows) | |||
| Hotels | Accounting office | Reception desk, restaurants | Guestrooms, entertainment room, customs, body | ||||
| Restaurants | * Sample cases | * Cash register, cooking room, tables | Outdoor rooms, walling rooms and passages | ||||
| Beauty stores and barriers | * Hairdressing, "do' hair swelling," makeup | Manual lighting | |||||
| Shops | * Lighting in line with shoes, "defibrating" showerheads | General exhibitions, general lighting | |||||
| Department/food stores | * Sea waves, pool for recedors, water for lakes | Exhibitions with ambiance | |||||
The specified illuminance can be obtained by combining local illuminations. In this case, it is still desirable that the general illumination illuminance is more than 1/10 of the illuminance achieved using the local illumination.
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