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Mains Power Meter with extendable LCD Display

1 Year Warranty240V Mains Power
A power meter smartly designed with an LCD detached from the powerpoint. This allows you to take readings from inconvenient places like a powerpoint behind the fridge, or other location where the powerpoint is not in clear view. It will display the power usage in watts, cost, volts, amps, and CO2 emissions.

Features:
• Separate wired LCD for better readings
• Displays watts, cost, volts, amps, and CO2 emission
• Display hang-holes for mounting
• Voltage: 240V @ 50Hz
• Current: 10A Max.
• Display Range
• Volts: 200-276VAC 
• Amps: 0.005A-10A
• Watts: 0.1-2400W
• Line Frequency: 45-65Hz
• Power Parameter Accuracy: ±1.5%
• Battery: Ni-Mh Rechargeable 3.6V
• CO2: Emissions calculated in kg

Width:60.0 mm
Height:117.0 mm
Depth:48.0 mm
Weight:227.0 g
Cable length:1.5 m

Mains Power Meter with extendable LCD Display

Cat. No: MS6108
3.0(2)
$37.95
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A challenge to program

DaveNovember 2024

I found this difficult to program, took me 3 or 4 tries with resetting after each failure. I think I have it right now but time will tell. I only have 1 electricity tarrif and it kept displaying tarrif 2 which I didn't set and don't want. There's no backlight & the display is not so easy to read unless the angle of the light is just right.

No, I don't recommend this product.
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OK, but poor design

AndyWSeptember 2026

Used for 2 days so far. Measures W, A, V, kWh fine. Only 3 stars because of annoying problems that could have easily been avoided: (1) not designed for Aus powerpoints - it's "upside down" so the meter's body obscures the powerpoint switch; (2) not designed for Aus double powerpoints - it's too wide so can't use the second power point; (3) "reset" button only works with a long thin thing, not a pen; (4) inability to set $/kWh, probably due to software bug. What a shame that these could have all been avoided with a few minutes of thoughtful design!

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