DIY CURRENT MEASUREMENT MODULES AND INSTRUCTIONS

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QUESTIONS / SUPPORT

Call 480-266-4444

 

To install, just run the wire from your power source through the current sensor (black round / donut  piece in photo)

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All you need to do is provide operating voltage to the 2.5mm power connector (Black connector in photo)

AC/DC Hall Effect Sensor With Onboard Precision Regulator

 

PRICING (includes wall transformer)

1 - 10 Units

$69.00 US Each

11 to 30 Units

$59.00 US Each

31 and up

$49.00 US Each

 
 		    

 

Sensor Volts

Amps

1.62

-72.7961

1.947

-62.7915

2.274

-52.787

2.601

-42.7824

2.928

-32.7778

3.255

-22.7733

3.582

-12.7687

3.909

-2.76414

4.236

7.24042

4.563

17.24499

4.89

27.24955

5.217

37.25412

5.544

47.25868

5.871

57.26325

6.198

67.26781

 

 

WattsVIEW DC-10,000W  

Serial Voltage / Current Sensor

 

(Works with Free WattsVIEW® Serial Port Software)

Includes:

  • Voltage  / Current / Watts Data logger with adjustable log file sample rate

  • Spreadsheet compatible data log files

  • Compatible with Windows HyperTerminal software

  • Install disk with owner's / instruction manual.

  • 14V DC power supply with 2.5mm female connector.

  • 6 Foot long  DB 9 Pin serial cable.

  • WattsVIEW Installation Disk

  • USB to Serial Adapter (Needed if your computer does not have a serial port) Comes with drivers for Windows versions 2000, XP, vista (Not tested yet with Windows7)

  • Power sensor is secured nicely to 4" long mounting plate.

  • Takes about 5 minutes to setup sensor

  • Takes bout 10 minutes to install software and USB to serial adapter

  • Call support for questions:  480-266-4444

 

 

 

 $179.00

 

 

How to measure amps with a DMM Digital Multi Meter  Volt Meter   

STEP 1:  Look up the owner's manual of your volt meter if you don't have one.  Review the section on safety and measuring current.

STEP 2:  Determine how many AMPs your digital multi-meter is able to measure before it blows it's fuse.  (Most can handle about 10 Amps.)

STEP 3: Plug the black wire probe into the hole on your volt meter labeled "COM"  or common or negative. 

STEP 4:  Plug the red probe into the hole on the DMM labeled 10A or + current.