Would I serve to measure electric current of an industrial machine with a motor 230 volts and 4.1 amperes?
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In don´t think so. In fact, for me this product never worked as the seller says it has to work. It´s a swindle.
1543367
I am not sure if I understand the question rigth, but the owl will show you the Wattage used at the time.
1543368
Sure can. We used our to test the amount of power a competitive machine uses against our own machine that we build. Very good information for us.
604450
I measured the current of a 1 m. Section at .25 amp. So 5M. Should be 1.25 A.
911095
Are you asking how much current this meter requires to work? If so I wouldnt imagine very much at all though I dont have a definite number. Putting a resistor in series with the meter would affect the voltage reading. What exactly are you trying to do?
1347783
I don't see why not; It's a spring (mechanically) operated switch, so voltage is not a concern and the contacts are rated for 110 VAC @10 A, so 24 VDC should be no problem.
1782938
Put a good multimeter on the out put leads and spin it. you will read DC volts with NO ac COMPONENT. ww
864015
Got a problem with your numbers, CBM: 7.9 amps at 230 volts amounts to only 1879 watts. On the other hand, 5,159 watts from 230 volt (which is the rating of this timer) amounts to 22.4 amps. So, one of your numbers ain't right. Either way, though, I suspect this timer is OK for you. Full disclosure: I'm just a DIYer, so I do not guarantee the correctness of anything I tell you. CdeV
2034021
No, it cannot. In order to use the probes for a current measurement a shunt would be provided across the black and red terminals which would make the voltmeter useless. If your looking for a clamp-probe type meter that will also perform inline current measurements, look for a meter that has three probe terminals. The third terminal is used with a built-in shunt thus allowing current measurements using the supplied probes. Hope this helps.
1027860
I wired my motor for 220v. Let me check the specs (including breaker) and get back to you later tonight or tomorrow.
986290
The current will be inversely proportional to the voltage plus the inefficiency. You can expect about 11 to 12 amps at full current operation.
274399
I would recommend hiring a professional electrician to confirm what is the amount of current towards this appliance.
1766459
I have no idea and I'm not going to try.In general the meter seems pretty robust at measuring large, variable loads in the direction it was designed to measure. My application was an electric bike with a typical voltage above 50vDC and loads all the way up to 1.5kw.
1419464
i don't think that will work as you would be measuring micro voltage , you may need a galvanometer
2068468
Idk. I think you might be asking to much of a voltage detector. Shouldn't rely on this for safety or for electronic motherboard applications. Best bet would be to get a multimeter to suit your application. Fluke always makes a great meter. Could go cheap but you get what you pay for
1561145
No, but check the name plate, that will tell you the voltage and current draw, amps.
793112
Probably not. Some washers and especially dryers usually take 220 instead of 110. For just a washing machine you might be able to use this, but they are not prone to problems from voltage fluctuations, so not sure it is needed either.
2180788
I Dont think it would check the ampacity rating of the pump. What I did was I bought. Laptop power supply that is rated rated at 12v and a couple of milliampere and then I got some alligator clamps that connect to the lead of the motor.
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Be aware, it is 24 VAC, NOT DC. Also, you have to know what current load is going to be and not exceed that.