Does this unit require a meter to complete the circuit?
920920
If it is new service yes I am sure your local power company will want you to have meter. If it is not new and you are adding to your existing set up then you will not.
920921
No, as long as you know what wires are feeding it. 2 hot, 1 common, and 1 ground.
920922
No, a meter is not required. Depending upon your source of energy a meter maybe required by the supplier
2247350
It can under the following conditions: The circuit is NOT powered-on. The cap to be measured is discharged manually by shorting it for 1-2 seconds before being measured/tested.
961448
No. It's powered by a small AC to DC adaptor. You do need to factor that into the installation.
1950707
Yes I suggest you try a side by side test to make sure.You can contact their website with questions.I believe they make a meter also.
1592256
No it doesn't. I would suggest either a seperate meter or the system I use which is called TED. TED monitors the entire electrical usage for your home.
1025667
Yes. It appears that the unit require to be connected to a 110 outlet during use.
1389616
I did not need a manual to figure out the functions. On my meter at least everything was clearly labeled. use the blue and orange button to change measurements as well as the knob. Make sure you use the correct Jacks for the specific measurement.
377785
No it doesn't, but they are very inexpensive. Besides you won't need it once you've set its output.
316834
I don't have a current clamp for my multimeter to measure it, nor the schematics of the device to assess whether or not it it would draw any current. If I lost any electrons then I would be positive!
1765726
No, but only a short pieces needed, depending on where located. Also, instructions ask for a fuse to be used.
1886086
Hi Mike, Although I have never put a meter on my unit it should run at the standard 60 HZ as in your home. It has run all equipment flawlessly including computer, drill and ultrasound machine. Excellent inverter! Dr.C
103071
Yes, it comes with a battery-operated meter, They all do. Great tasting water!
277332
Yes. You would need one meter for each of the hot legs from the generator. That's exactly how I hooked mine up. The beauty is, you can make sure the voltage holds steady, while monitoring the amperage in each side.
1739254
No. The unit must be plugged in to an outlet and powered on in order to function.
1182841
After checking the manual I think the answer is no. There is wording in the manual:"To measure current, you must break the circuit under test, then place the Meter in series with the circuit." There is a clamp on style attachment. Of course that would only measure large Current Flows. Other replies seem to say there MAY be a special probe for small current values.
2175078
I don't know. Meter didn't come with instructions. I was very disappointed in the product myself.
1828772
I also used a multimeter to figure it out. You'll have to insert a fuse before checking continuity, however.