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Essential safety guidelines for handling the device, avoiding electrical hazards, and proper usage to prevent injury.
Clarifies that the device is educational and should not replace official energy meter readings for billing purposes.
Identifies the main components of the Wireless Energy Monitor, including the LCD display, buttons, and associated parts.
Covers the initial steps for installing the Sensor Clip around the electricity meter wire and locating the main unit.
Instructions on how to wirelessly connect the Power Transmitter and the Energy Monitor unit for data communication.
Guides users through setting the date, time, currency, and unit cost for accurate electricity usage calculations.
Explains how to cycle through different display views such as power, cost, CO2, and time periods (daily, monthly, yearly).
Illustrates typical readings for power consumption, monetary cost, and CO2 emissions displayed by the monitor.
Provides critical safety information regarding mains voltage, damaged wiring, and proper usage of the monitor.
Details how to identify low battery status and the process for replacing batteries in the transmitter and monitor units.
Essential safety guidelines for handling the device, avoiding electrical hazards, and proper usage to prevent injury.
Clarifies that the device is educational and should not replace official energy meter readings for billing purposes.
Identifies the main components of the Wireless Energy Monitor, including the LCD display, buttons, and associated parts.
Covers the initial steps for installing the Sensor Clip around the electricity meter wire and locating the main unit.
Instructions on how to wirelessly connect the Power Transmitter and the Energy Monitor unit for data communication.
Guides users through setting the date, time, currency, and unit cost for accurate electricity usage calculations.
Explains how to cycle through different display views such as power, cost, CO2, and time periods (daily, monthly, yearly).
Illustrates typical readings for power consumption, monetary cost, and CO2 emissions displayed by the monitor.
Provides critical safety information regarding mains voltage, damaged wiring, and proper usage of the monitor.
Details how to identify low battery status and the process for replacing batteries in the transmitter and monitor units.
Power| maximum rated sensor current | 100 A |
|---|---|
| minimum current sensitivity | 0.1 A |
| wireless transmission frequency | 433 MHz |
Weight and Dimensions| length | 84 mm |
|---|---|
| width | 80 mm |
| height | 39 mm |
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