manual for DROK&acirc;&#132;&cent; DC Panel Volt Ampere/Amp Meter
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Hi Dale just join the two red wires together and run them to positive and the black wires to negative leaving the fine black wire not connected good luck Chris A.
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I don't recall having a manual. I simply plugged the charger into the side of the base and the other inEnd into the electric
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Well the best i can describe is...The meter needs 5 volt min to operate( small red and black on back of meter).Then your solar panels would go thru the Shunt or other 2 heaver wires. This meter has a internal Shunt(big heavy12 guage wire in a loop on back of meter)To measure currant up to 10 amps..Google the part # !
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Connect red leads together. Connect black leads together.( the thinner red and black leads are to power the meter itself. Even a 9v battery could be used to make this portable! ). Make sure you use a voltmeter to keep track of the polarities throughout this procedure. ( Might as well let the panel power the meter too). Now connect the double red leads to the + output of the panel and the double black leads to the - of the panel. (The meter should come on and display the voltage at this point). Next connect the blue lead to the - side of the load, ( charge controller). The +side of the load, charge controller should be connected directly to the + of the panel. You also could connect this meter, instead to the output of the charge controller. Live by the code..... Measure twice, cut once!!! You can also use just the voltmeter part or just the ammeter part too. Remember the voltmeter is going in parallel to the panel and the ammeter is going in SERIES to the panel and charge controller. I tried to include a diagram below but it had to be in text format, hope this helped. +......................................................red(both)................................................................................+ Panel METER Load NEG ...........................blk(both)...... ...blu........................................................- Open cable from panel here^
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SpecificationsModel No. Rated Voltage CFM Open Flow CFM In System* Current DrawAmps Fuse SizeTurbo 3000 12V nominal 120 90 2.6 4-amp
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You can find manual on line: http://www.digcorp.com/uploads/manual_file/file/13/9001DC_eng-web.pdf
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Can see spec sheets on their panels for this kit online at: http://gpelectric.comhttp://gpelectric.com/products/solar-elite-charging-system
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Use this one DROK Digital Display 6-40V to 8-80V DC Boost Converter Regulator Constant Current/Voltage Charger 400W by DROK
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Thank you for your inquiry, specifications are as follows: * Relay Contacts: Form "C", 7 Amp @ 28 VDC * On / Off Power Switch: DPDT Slide Type * AC Power Leads: 18 AWG, 18" Length * Maximum Transformer Size: 18 VAC * Battery Leads: 18 AWG, 18" Length * Low Battery Cutoff Voltage: ~ 10 VDC * Size: 1.75" X 2.185"(44.5mm X 55.5mm) Thanks and have a great day!
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Thanks Peter;I'm interested in your approach - but can't follow your text description. Could you provide a 'diagram'???I also have EE background - would like to try metering my clothes dryer(220VAC).BTW - do you have a recommendation for a 'whole house' WAM?? preferably with logging, USB capabilityRegards,WT
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31.666 amps is where you are with your 4 panels. I agree with AT... You need a larger charge controller or research using multiple controllers.
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http://www.rmpc.com/configurationtips.html. Is a perfect graph of plug configurations NEMA. Shows different design type for various voltages and uses
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Hitachi has the manuals on their site http://www.hitachipowertools.com/PDF/All/C10FCE2_C10FCH2_OM_E2.pdf
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Cannot answer your question exactly but suggest you look at the following link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoeUgMFLyAw.It will give you a GOOD insight. For my use the meter is adequate.
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4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060 PT #97581-405
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Thanks...i used a small 5v USB charger and powered it from my switched AC source. I just don't see where anyone mentions you need an independent supply of 4 to 30 V to run the meter. I was planning to use the power supply I was building into a case with the meter to show voltage and current being used by the connected devices.
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I don't have one, sorry. Look in your manual, all you have to do is match the voltage and amps. I don't have my original one either.