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Energy Meter with Wattmeter Socket, Dual Tariff Meter, Electricity Meter with Socket, Electricity Consumption Meter with 7 Modes and LCD Display, Max. 3680W MUMU

£30.97
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by Permu UK

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Description

General description

The Energy Meter with Wattmeter Socket is a versatile electricity consumption meter designed to help you monitor and manage the energy usage of your household appliances. Featuring a dual tariff system, this meter allows you to set two different electricity rates for more accurate cost calculations. With a maximum capacity of 3680W, it provides essential data to help you save on electricity costs and reduce consumption effectively.

Technical specifications

  • Maximum Power: 3680W
  • Measurement Parameters: Power (W), Energy (kWh), Current (A), Voltage (V), AC Frequency (Hz), CO2 Emissions (kgCO2)
  • Data History: Displays energy consumption over days, weeks, and months
  • Installation

  • Simply plug the energy meter into a wall socket and then connect your appliance to the meter.
  • Usage

  • Monitor real-time power consumption and historical data to track energy usage.
  • Set electricity prices and switch between different modes as needed.
  • Receive alerts when the connected device exceeds the maximum power limit of 3680W.
  • Other information

  • Digital LCD screen with backlight for easy reading, even in low light conditions.
  • Data storage function retains information during power outages.
  • Viewing angle: 180°.
  • Features

    • Brand
      MUMU
    • Amperage
      1 A
    • Control function
      Yes
    • Material
      Horse chestnut
    • Power
      3680 W
    • Voltage
      22 V
    • Meter type
      Electricity
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME93487843
    • MMID
      915414390982
    • Product code
      XHWD-M-XXW-3635
    • EAN
      6196158531245
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