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AC power meter Description:
A Voltmeter is an instrument that measures voltages of alternating electric current on a scale usually graduated in volts, or millivolts (0.001 volts). Many voltmeters are digital, giving readings as numerical displays.
In order to measure a device's voltage, a voltmeter is connected in parallel to a device. This setup is important as objects in parallel usually tend to experience the same potential difference. It is connected in parallel with the circuit mainly because the same voltage drop occurs across it.
A voltmeter also has high internal resistance. This is done mainly because it is used in measuring the potential difference between the two points of the circuit. As such the current of the measuring device remains the same. In other words, the high resistance of the voltmeter will impede the flow of current through it. This allows the device to take correct readings of the voltage.
Features of Volt meter
LCD AC 80-260V 0-100A Digital Voltage Volt Current Meter Panel Power Energy
Electrical parameter measurement function (voltage, current, active power, Energy)
Overload alarm function (over power alarm threshold, backlight flashing to alarm)
The reset function of the Energy key
Store data when off
Large-screen LCD display (display voltage, current, active power, and Energy at the same time)
Backlight function.
AC power meter specifications:
1. Power: test range: 0-22kW
Within 1kW, the display format is 0.0-999.9W;
Within 1kW-10kW, the display format is1000-9999W;
10kW and above, the display format is 0.1-22.0kW
2. Energy: test range: 0-9999kWh
Within 10kWh, the display format is 0-9999Wh
10kW and above, the display format is 10-9999kWh
3. Voltage: test range: 80-260V
Display format: 80-260V
4. Current: test range: 0-100A
Display format: 0.00-99.99A
Color: Black
Size: Approx. 90*50*25mm
Net Weight: 94g
Notes:
Key Functions:
Precautions:
See datasheet: powermeter_pdf