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Wattmeter Socket Energy Meter, Power Consumption with 11 Modes, Backlit LCD Display, Electricity Energy Meter for Energy Saving, Overload Protection, 3680W

£27.58
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Description

General description

This Wattmeter Socket Energy Meter is designed to help you monitor and manage the energy consumption of your household appliances effectively. With 11 monitoring modes, it provides detailed insights into power usage, making it an essential tool for energy saving and overload protection.

Technical specifications

  • Maximum Power: 3680W (adjustable from 0 to 3680W)
  • Monitoring Parameters: Power (W), Accumulated Power Consumption (kWh), Voltage (V), Frequency (Hz), Current (A), CO2 Emission (kgCO2), Power Factor, Minimum and Maximum Power, Electricity Cost, Cumulative Time
  • Backlit LCD Display: Large and clear, with a backlight duration of 10 minutes (default)
  • Usage

    This energy meter is suitable for a variety of household appliances, including:
  • Toasters
  • Coffee makers
  • Refrigerators
  • Air conditioners
  • Computers
  • Game consoles
  • Printers
  • TVs
  • Stereos
  • Ovens
  • Other information

  • Data Memory: Built-in high-precision chip saves data during power outages
  • Reset Key: Clears all data while keeping measurement settings
  • Overload Protection: Alerts users with "OVERLOAD", "KWh ALARM", or "COST ALARM" when set values are reached
  • Unplug to Read and Use: Allows for easy adjustment and viewing of data
  • Features

    • Brand
      TINOR
    • Amperage
      16 A
    • Control function
      Yes
    • Frequency
      50 Hertz
    • IP rating
      IP65
    • Material
      Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
    • Type of electrical installation
      Built-in
    • Power
      3680 W
    • Voltage
      230 V
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME93707118
    • MMID
      324805308762
    • Product code
      RN00945
    • EAN
      9144702392443
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