Kill-a-Watt meter for 110-220 Volts

Hi John Fields!

it has... more power, more heat. (where should the DC transformer dissipate their +1 or +2 voltage? Not to mention how much the circuitry consume...)

narrow design might make trouble.... Off course, you are right, normally it should not make problems [207V-253V], except incandescent light bulbs....

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Daniel Mandic
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Daniel Mandic
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Please disambiguate HPTB, the hits i got were all over the place and none made any sense for this thread.

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JosephKK

Why would you keep rocket propellant in your meter cupboard?

You want one of the magnetically coupled total power sensors with a transmitter to send the results to the base station in the house.

Regards, Martin Brown

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Martin Brown

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