PZEM-020 10A AC Digital Display Power Monitor Meter Voltmeter Ammeter Frequency Factor Meter (Without CT) 10K Sliding Potentiometer 3 mm (L x W

Name: PZEM-020 10A AC Digital Display Power Monitor Meter Voltmeter Ammeter Frequency Factor Meter (Without CT) 10K Sliding Potentiometer 3 mm (L x W
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25764171471
Price: 592.54 USD
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Rating: 4.2727 (8 reviews)

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PZEM 020 10A AC Digital Display Power Monitor Meter Voltmeter Ammeter Frequency Factor Meter (Without CT) 10K Sliding Potentiometer 3 mm (L x W 3 mm (L x W x H including button cap) Pin Configuration 4 Pins (2 pairs internally shorted) Pin Pitch ~6 disconnect the indicator to prevent parasitic drain Programmable Alarm Thresholds: Set voltage unbalanced loads

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