I am skeptical about the measurements given by this meter. I installed it on the green up used to recharge my plug-in hybrid vehicle. It indicates an instantaneous consumption of 0.60 kW while the app of my vehicle indicates charging at 1.6 kW. My charger being an 8A, the information given by the vehicle seems more credible.
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Paryou – Digital Single-Phase Energy Meter 63A 220V – WiFi – Real-time Power Consumption Measurement – Compatible with Alexa and Google Home – AC 63 A
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Description
General Description
The 63A 220V AC single-phase digital energy meter is a DIN rail wattmeter for precise measurement of electricity consumption. Thanks to its advanced technology, it enables real-time monitoring of active energy consumption and also offers a remote control function via a mobile app. It is compatible with voice assistants like Alexa and Google Home, thus simplifying the control of household appliances.Technical Data
- Type: Single-phase digital energy meter
- Capacity: 63 A
- Voltage: 220 V
- Accuracy: Control error below 0.3%
- Material: Fire-resistant ABS
- Dimensions: Not specified
- Weight: Not specified
Compatibility and Accessories
- Compatible with the Smart Life, Alexa, and Google Home apps
Installation
- DIN rail mounting
Use
- Real-time energy consumption measurement
- Remote control of devices via Smartphone
- Timer and scheduling function for automatically switching devices on and off
More information
Features
- BrandPARYOU
- Amperage63 A
- ConnectivityWifi
- Control functionYes
- Height5 cm
- Width10 cm
- MaterialAcrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
- Type of electrical installationDIN rail
- Number of phase(s)Single-phase
- Weight500 g
- Power5 W
- Voltage220 V
- Meter typeElectricity
- ManoMano ReferenceME87846455
- MMID997665152392
- Product codeMHL2036A0429Y
- EAN9450226908009
Customer reviews
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Published on 19/03/2025, FranceDdidier
Published on 03/06/2025, FranceThe instructions provided are not in French.
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