DC Voltmeter Ammeter Panel, DROK 0.96" OLED Display Digital Multimeter DC 0-33V 3A 0-99h59min 99W -15℃~~60℃ Run Time Temperature Power Capacity Energy Monitor Meter Gauge 12v 24v Battery Tester
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It's around 14-years-old, as far as I recall. With two display units, 16 mA is drawn from a 5V source and outputs 12V. Despite the fact that the input voltage remains constant, the magnitude of the current varies.
It will, in fact. However, at around 2 p.m., they stop reading. 5 volts.
I have mine set up with a push button switch, so it's not always on, and I only use it to check the battery in the RV.
Yes, but only the supply and voltmeter wires should be connected to the 12 volt battery. The thin wires are the ones you're looking for. Only small currents are measured with the thick wires. Any load greater than 3A may cause the meter to malfunction.
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Current flow through the ground leg is measured. To replace the sticking analog voltage meter in my bench 3amp power supply, I installed this. To fit it into the old meters' hole, I had to make an adapter filler plate. The only thing to keep in mind is that this meter measures current by lifting the ground leg and connecting it to a shunt. If you have a multiple voltage power supply with all common grounds, current may bypass this meter and go undetected if your circuit uses multiple voltages from this supply. All common digital current meters, as far as I can tell, measure current through the ground leg, so this one is no different. Aside from that, I like this meter, though the digit size could be a little larger.
It does everything it says it does in terms of functionality, and it's fairly accurate, according to two different DMMs I tested it with. This (the 7-pin connector) was wired by me. 1 multimeter version) up to a 750mA battery charger, simply to give me feedback on what voltage and current the charger is putting out at any time. As a bonus, it also let I also like that the display can be powered by any voltage between 4 and 20 volts, which meant I could just grab a random wall wart from my big box of unused wall warts, strip the wire ends, and hook it up right away. There's no need to go looking for one with the exact voltage output you need. In the future, I'll most likely purchase more of these.
It's very nice and functional.
Product of high quality.