Will this meter measure DC inrush?
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Use the Min/Max function. When it's blinking, activate the circuit and then cycle the Min/Max button to read values. Keep in mind, if you have the clamp probe turned the wrong way a negative value may show as "Max." Hope this answers your question
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I know this won't be helpful, but if it monitors power usage and finds nothing is in use, maybe it does. Even when it's plugged in the surge protector uses power. Unplug everything and see if it powers down.
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The inrush current is 49 amps. The line splitter is only use for small appliances to check there current ratings. You have a very big fridge or the metre need calibrating. That is a lot of current either way you look at it.
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Yes it works for testing GFCI outlets (simulates a 'trip') and also checks any other type of outlet for proper wiring (hot/neutral/ground in the proper wiring spot)
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Measures AC/DC Voltage up to 1000V, AC/DC current, resistance, frequency, capacitance, temperature, and duty cycle
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It monitors Open Ground (GF) and Polarity Fault (PF) along with voltage and frequency. You might want to go to their site: http://trci.net/products/surge-guard-rv/digital-monitor and look under Operating Instructions to make sure it will do what you want it to. We use this in one of the outlets in our motor home to monitor Voltage and Frequency along with open ground and polarity fault when we hook up at a camp ground and it works great. Hope this helps you out.
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Idk. I think you might be asking to much of a voltage detector. Shouldn't rely on this for safety or for electronic motherboard applications. Best bet would be to get a multimeter to suit your application. Fluke always makes a great meter. Could go cheap but you get what you pay for
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I use it for my home it reads 240 vac it has only one ct built into board so you can only monitor one phase. The meter is rated for 600 volts
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No it will detect voltage but not low voltage If there is a power surge it will protect your electrical system in you RV.
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It test the polarity etc. of a regular receptacle. It does not trip the breaker in the panel that feeds the receptacle. Hope this answers your question.
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I believe it can measure 120, 240 or three phase power. It comes with TWO current probes.If you only attach ONE and restart I believe it will measure 120 volt single phase. However, if that is all you want to do , buy a Watt Wizard for much less money.
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Yes, set the scale for DC range, and place the two probes using the correct polarity so the meter reading is a plus (+) reading. If the batteries are under load when doing this, the voltage may be less than 24vdc. If the two batteries are not connected to the trolling motor, the reading could be 24vdc, otherwise, if near zero or substantially less than 24vdc, the batteries are either bad, shorted, etc. or need recharged. Also check each battery separately.
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Yes, this is a voltmeter, so it will read whatever the voltage is at the time, it doesn't have any memory capability.
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The meter must have its own, separate power supply. I use a 12vdc transformer plugged into my inverter and it works great. I am able to monitor amps used by the inverter and other DC loads connected to my batteries as well as switch to see battery voltage. If you already have a separate power supply, you may have a bad meter.
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Oh my meter is a Fluke 375. But the Fluke 375 and 376 are brothers. Absolutely! That is one of the nice advantages of this meter. The inrush current feature works on the DC ammeter also. I was measuring 12 volt inrush DC engine starting current of our home standby generator with it in addition to measuring inrush AC starting current of compressors.
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hi this meter does measure dcamps it got me out of strife on a truckit doesn't say in the instructions it measures dc amps but itm does try it use the jaws it works but the dc amps simble doesn't show when doing this test but it works
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No, it is only a 120vac outlet tester. If you some how get it plugged into a 220vac outlet, you will most-likely burn it up.