Wattmeter 180A

Small DC wattmeter up to 6500W with current measurement in the 0-180A range, voltage 0-60V, electrical charge 0-65Ah and energy 0-6500Wh in real time and memory for maximum current, voltage and power / power values.

Wattmeter 180A can measure:

• Real-time DC voltage 0-60 V with memory for minimum voltage.
• Real-time DC current 0-180 A with memory for maximum current value.
• Real-time power / power consumption 0-6554 W with memory for maximum power / power consumption.
• Quantity of electric charge charge 0-65 Ah.
• Amount of Protected Power 0-6554 Wh.
• Time.

The Wattmeter is an indispensable tool for controlling and optimizing propulsion systems.

• It can prevent damage to accumulators, electromotors and speed regulators by excessive current and will help you choose the optimal propeller size or gear ratio of the gearbox according to the engine and controller used.
• Allows you to check the load of the power supplies, set the safe voltage.
• Allows you to check battery capacity and capacity.
• It allows you to check the actual receiver and servo sampling to decide whether or not you need to use a higher-load UBEC battery or stabilizer.

Using a Wattmeter

The power supply (for example, the battery accumulator) is connected to the wattmeter input cables. The appliance / load (eg speed controller with motor) is connected to the output wattmeter cables. If the voltage of the measured source is less than 4.8 V, it is necessary to provide power to the wattmeter electronics by connecting the 4,8-6,0 V power supply to the left side socket (eg 4,8 V NiMH receiver).

The first line of the display shows instantaneous current (A) and instantaneous voltage (V). In the second line, the instantaneous power / wattage (W) is displayed on the right, on the left there are cyclically displayed data of measuring time, minimum voltage (Vm), bullet charge (Ah), maximum current (APS), maximum power / ) and electricity (Wh)." The measurement period is 0.4 s.

Package Contents: Wattmeter 180A, instructions.