LCD Display Energy Usage Power Meter Plug

The smart energy usage monitor has an LCD display with clear backlighting, an overloaded power of 3680W, and a current display from 0A to 16A. Power meter plug is ideal for monitoring the power consumption of household appliances and controlling power consumption, which is the ideal tool for users to save money.

Specification

• Model: ATO-PM-V016
• Working Voltage: 230 VAC
• Frequency Display: 50Hz
• Operating Current: Max 16A
• Wide Voltage Range: 230V~250V
• Voltage Display Range: 0~9999V
• Current Display: 0.0A~16.0A
• Weight: 80g

Features

• The plug-in power meter is protected against 3680W overload. When the load is exceeded, the LED displays OVERLOAD and buzzes to warn the user.
• The energy calculator has a large LCD display for clear, stable, and reliable readings.
• The energy consumption monitor has a safety door to avoid the risk of contact by inserting fingers or small objects.
• The plug-in power meter is made of new PC flame-retardant material, durable and impact resistant, and passed safety tests.
• The plug in electric meter has 7 modes of display, produced by intelligent measurement chip, large-scale integrated circuit, stable and reliable.

Applications

A plug-in power meter is a device that can be used to measure the electricity consumption of any electronic device or appliance that is plugged into a power outlet. ATO plug power meter is suitable for various charging devices, such as refrigerators, mobile phones, iPads, computer heaters, electric blankets, etc.

Tips: What is a plug-in power meter?

A plug-in power meter is a device that can be plugged into an electrical outlet to measure and monitor the amount of electricity being consumed by an appliance or device. It typically displays information such as the voltage, current, power consumption, and energy usage of the plugged-in device. This information can help users understand how much energy their appliances are consuming, and can help them identify ways to reduce their energy usage and save money on their electricity bills.