1. Frequent motherboard failure issue, it is advisable to check the output capacitor in your power supply. They are located near those wires coming out from the power supply. Lookout for bulging or leaked capacitors.

2. It is odd that both AVR output such a big differences. The cheapest AVR are normally only designed to prevent power fluctuation, so if the power in your house fluctuate between 240~250v the AVR will out approximately 245v (depends on design) constantly. A better AVR will incorporate design to output at a fixed preset rate eg. 230v constant. Some expensive AVR even have the capability of a power conditioner to smoothen or remove noise in the power.

Since i do not know which type of AVR you are using, it is hard for me to to provide an answer on why 2 AVR output such a big difference. It might be of poorly designed or degrading and thus out of spec. You can however check whether the reading on the wattmeter is accurate by cross referencing with a multimeter (True RMS type if possible) or we can test it out for you when you send back the wattmeter to us.

Kindly send the faulty unit back to us for warranty claim.

No, it is a device/tool for you to identify which electrical appliance is using the most power in your house so that you can replace it with a more power efficient model. Kindly refer to post #29 for more usage examples :-

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It only happens on the same phase all the time? How long the 219v lasted on that phase?

Yes, the Multifunctional Wattmeter can measure the total usage in KW & the total amount if you set the currency rate accordingly.

Thanks for the mini review & acknowledgement.
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Yes, it can log the run time of the electrical appliance that plugged onto it and many more. You can even set the standby threshold so that it only log time when the compressor is running.

Yes, it is meant for measuring a single electrical appliance at a time.

Yes, the wattmeter will shows the power consumption of your electrical appliance in standby mode as well. The watt meter can also be configure to ignore the standby mode & only record the total power consumption by setting the minimum threshold value so that you can monitor your equipment operational power consumption.

Please check the air-con surrounding area, normally there will be a 3 pin plug + wall power outlet which the air-con is plugged into for easy maintenance / repair / service purposes. Else it will be impossible to use our Wattmeter to take measurement.

Glad to know you have received the item.

1. No the backlight is in always ON mode. For total house electricity you will need those DIN reel type which will be mounted next to your ELCB.
2. This model is mean to measure a single device at a time.
3. No this model do not have a timer function. I believe you are mistaken for the total time of operation which is related to standby power setting. It can be use to measure how an electrical appliance operate throughout the time it was plugged into this device eg. If you plug in at 12pm, set the standby power for your water boiler accordingly & get back to check at 12am, you will know a the total running time your water boiler. Which should be much much lower than 12hr else there is something wrong with your water boiler.

You mean those 110v to 220v or 220v to 110v converter?

No, sorry don't have them in stocks.
DIN rail type has limited function. If you are still interested, send us a pm.

This post has been edited by vMart@lowyat: Nov 5 2012, 10:38 PM

Yes it can be use to measure power generation in general.

No problem. We have in-house technical staff. You may contact them directly if you have any inquiry. Thank you.

This is a very useful device in identifying the efficiency of the electrical appliances in your house. The 1st thing you should do is to record all the power usage (kwh) of each electrical appliance for a given time. eg. 2 hours. Once you have collected enough data, do a comparison eg. CRT TV to LCD TV etc. From there try to eliminate / replace or reduce the usage of those power hungry electrical appliances.

Yes, it can be use to calculate total power consumption as well as the total cost once preset correctly.

The device itself consume 0.9W and it's power circuit is isolated for safety and accuracy purposes. The manufacturer update the firmware regularly and last few batches already come with auto off backlight.

Yes, this Multifunctional Wattmeter can be use to measure/view the input voltage (V), current draw (A), power consumption(W), total usage (kWh) and calculate accumulated cost ($).

Press the UP or DOWN switch to toggle between various display mode.

Press the UP or DOWN switch to toggle between various display mode.