The device is extremely simple measurement of the Current I, "and Power P". for Householders.

Auxiliary 2 outlet device - for very simple measurement of electric Current - I

It's a modified socket unit, especially for measuring the Current I.

1. Any (2) female socket - non - stick electrical appliance, Current (I) which you want to freeze.

2. To another female socket connects the measuring device**

3. This device will be included in any 220V outlet.

And that's all! multimeter shows Current consumption, Everything is extremely simplified for the measurement of electric Current.

And knowing the Current I consumed by household appliances - refrigerator, washer and dryer, etc. - elementary recognized power consumption : I(current) x U(220) = P(Power), the current is multiplied by voltage(220V)

On the second and third photo shows - the measured current light bulbs housekeeper at 15W, the device shows 0.07 Amps, everything just turns out : 0.07 x 220 = 15

** Measuring instrument - digital or analog multimeter in the current measurement, the buyer can set the DMM switch to the measurement mode current, and probes to stick in the right socket in the multimeter.

Domokhozjaina and Housewives don't need to spend money(and not small in comparison with the price of this device) for an Electrician to ask questions - what is the power consumption of their appliances.
With this device and multimeter - with mustaches!

To clarify: an ad sold by the device itself - the first photo - 70grn. The multimeter in the photo, not for sale!

Wire the fourth and ninth photos to connect the Multimeter with the Device-female block -20 UAH.

! I do not recommend self-confident and not competent in electricity companions, just as to connect and measure the Current with an ordinary extension cord - as a result a short circuit is 220 Volts on the unit itself, if you really set the correct switch to mode current measurement. Once again sold the device-socket is specially modified for the current measurement.

Any conventional electrical extension cord(mains filter) is not possible! measure the Current on the wiring diagram which is visible in the photo .

And in fairness, it is fair to say that the cheapest multimeters - the last photo - unfortunately I do not have the measuring mode AC "A~". Variable voltage Yes can you measure 220V show, but the alternating current(in the mains flowing) -alas..
Such devices can only DC "And=" measure - batteries, power supplies.

Anyone have a multimeter, enough to buy not expensive, not super fancy multimeter mode current variable "A~". Or maybe someone has a Soviet metering. devices, usually most of them allow you to measure AC current.

Device-the socket can send mail.
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