Want to find out how much electricity your appliance consume when it is at standby or at full load ?

Ever wonder how much 30 mins of TV, vacuuming, a kettle of boiling water cost ?

How about that super duper high powered PC that you just modded ?

Want to just save electricity ? Start by finding out where to save !!

Want to know the efficiency (Power Factor) of your applicance ?

Want to increase sales of your modern electrical goods by showing how energy efficient it is and perform comparison ?

If any of your answer to the above question is yes, this device is for you !



For those asking for a demo, the device functions very much like the popular "Kill A Watt" and more .. My model includes automatic electricity cost calculations as well after you key in the unit price per KWh.

Personal Power Meter

Features

* Measures voltage (V), amps (A), watts (W), volt-amps(VA), hertz (Hz) and power factor (PF)
* Allows you to key in unit cost of electricity and your actual cost for running the device
* Big/Easy to read LCD screen

Power Supply 230-240V AC 50Hz
Maximum Load 13A, 3120W (Features onboard overload warning)
Measure Voltage Range 200-276V AC
Measure Current Range 0.02-16A
Measure Power Range 0-3588W
Measure Frequency Range 45-65Hz
Operating Temperature -10°C to 40°C

Voltage Accuracy - +/- 3%
Current Accuracy - +/- 3% or +/- 0.03A
Power Accuracy - +/- 5% or +/- 10W

Accuracy figures based on
1. Frequency of 45-65hz
2. Use of the unit under normal room temperature condition
3. Harmonic distortion of the voltage/current (15%)
4. Power factor > 0.8
5. Resistance load

Clock Accuracy +/- 1 min per month

Battery 3x1.5V LR44
Made in China
6 months Warranty - Buyer pays for shipping costs for RMA

RM95 per unit COD. Add RM6 for shipping to peninsular Malaysia

Bulk purchase may entitle you to additional discounts.

In Stock ! Order NOW !

Payment Method

To order, please make payment to

MAYBANK - 514196060105

Then email me (88sales88@gmail.com) your bank transfer receipt & your shipping info & contact number. Tq.

This post has been edited by 88sales88: Nov 5 2012, 06:25 PM

Thanks for the reservations. Stock expected to come in latest by mid next week.

Hi Daijoubu,

I wish I have an answer for you on that but I don't have any other scientific means of comparison.

I did test it with my popcorn hour media tank power consumption and it shows about the same as what was reported in the reviews. So from that perspective, seems accurate to me.

Cheers

feiyau

Hi there ... updated information about accuracy.

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Added on September 1, 2009, 7:23 pmPower meters are in stock now.

Folks who reserved. U got PM. Thank you.

This post has been edited by 88sales88: Sep 1 2009, 07:23 PM

Received payment. Sending out today. Will update you on tracking number.

Good to hear that. I do agree that the instructions on the manual could be clearer ..

You are right. My apologies. My printer kaput. Will send you a soft copy.

Receipt sent to your email add. Pls check. Tq again.

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Added on September 16, 2009, 12:00 amHi there and thank you for the question. Interesting one

Based on the specification of the product, it can handle the following load.

Maximum Load 13A, 3120W

I would suggest that you might want to measure them separately first just in case the total wattage exceeds product specification and in which case may 'blow' the power meter and void the warranty.

Just my 2 cents, having 10 devices connected to 1 outlet in itself is actually might be risky. Adding a UPS just helps to provide backup power and maybe smooth out voltage spikes but don't think it will provide any protection against overload. UPS itself will consume some power even when fully charged.

Let me know if you are interested in the product. 2 units left at the moment.

This post has been edited by 88sales88: Sep 16 2009, 12:00 AM

Yea .. plasma TV known to consume more electricity ... guess many didn't know how much LCD easily use less than half of that if not more ... However, plasma pict quality still better although LCD is catching up fast !

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Added on October 25, 2009, 12:03 pmPM-ed you. TQ

This post has been edited by 88sales88: Oct 25 2009, 12:03 PM

Really depends on your PC setup. My AMDx2 939 with 2 HDD overclocked to 2500Mhz uses around 75-80W When running at 100% CPU, 95W!

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Added on November 15, 2009, 8:23 amHi, thank you for your interest do make payment according to instructions in the first post ya or email me at 88sales88@gmail.com for details ? Only 3 units left at the moment. Will be ordering more.

Cheers

fy

This post has been edited by 88sales88: Nov 15 2009, 08:23 AM

Measured idle wattage of my plasma tv and it is accurate to the manual.

The power meter is UK version so similar to our 3 pin AC plug.

Yes battery is only to maintain memory readings/costs/clock and unit prices. Unit will still operate even without battery but will not retain any memory of max/cost/clock readings once power is turned off.

Thanks ! Glad you found the device useful. Btw, I found out why Pos Laju tracking didn't show any status in their tracking page until evening as they told me that the system will only show when there is movement/change in status and that is why it was only updated in the evenings when the item was shipped out of the post office to their hub. I have proposed them to at least put a note there regarding this behaviour. Lets see if they do something about it

Item will be shipped tomorrow morning. Tq

Thank you soontheam. Hope you find the product useful.

Cheers

fy

Yes. No problem.

Cheers

fy

Thanks Yes in stock now.

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Added on February 14, 2010, 9:09 amPM-ed you. Can COD on 16th Feb onwards.

This post has been edited by 88sales88: Feb 14 2010, 09:09 AM

Thanks csng. Glad you are finding it useful.

Yes a PC can be quite power hungry/inefficient when playing hi-def media. That is why HD media players may be a better solution if you watch a lot of movies

My popcorn hour uses about 20Watts when playing 1080p and I leave it on 24x7 for torrents as well.

Happy testing

Cheers

fy

Yes I do.

Hi COD would be at SS2 / Cyberjaya. TQ