Can I attach this to an individual 120V circuit or does it only support measuring the 220V main supply?
1149373
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.
1149374
Hi: Of course you can,just attach any of the two pick up coils provided to the 120v circuit.
1149375
Unit comes with 2 induction leads. Typically each lead would clamp onto one of the two service wires coming into the mains box. Assuming a residential service each of the mains service cables provides 120 VAC. To get 240 VAC the breaker takes power from both 120 VAC cables. You may use just one clamp and attach it to an individual breaker line. That will only give you the power consumption on that circuit.
2260555
This unit will not work for you.It is 120 V and has electronic circuitry in it which will not tolerate just a different plug.
1506199
Mine specifies 120v, as opposed to something that says 100v - 240v, so I would assume that it would not support 240v.
1225306
Not sure what you mean about a converter. You would need a transformer to change 220v to 120v
490651
Yes, it puts-out 220 volts along with regular 120. All you need is the correct plug, a 3 prong locking type.
1610989
Look into purchasing a Regulated Universal AC to DC Converter with Multiple Connector Ends in Amazon. You can use this for more than just powering this scanner and are really quite useful.
91319
The power supply that came with my unit was for 110v only. I don't see anything about being compatible with 220v from any of the documentation.
652623
TO my knowledge, it ONLY came with a 120 supply. You MAY be able to use some kind of a third-party adapter, but none is included with it.
863276
I don't believe it supports that voltage. If that's what you require, you'll have to run it through a converter.
1557672
Sure, but it will only measure the AC side of things. If you want to measure the entire RV, you'll need to attach it to the main feed wires going into the distribution panel where it will see power from any source (generator, shore, inverter). To measure power going to/from your battery bank, use meters designed for DC (with an appropriately sized shunt) and place them for either incoming (charger, solar panels, etc.) or outgoing (to the inverter or the DC breakout panel) power. For simple DC voltage measurement in my RV, I use one of these http://www.amazon.com/VoltMinder-Digital-Volt-Meter-Batteries/dp/B001IQ1XW4
1377468
Yes. This can support both 220v and 110v.You can change main power using switch.
605426
Radio Shack is the only place that comes to mind. Take the device with you since they have a way to measure the input port for the right plug. The other way would be to use a standard car to 110 inverter.
1426550
120v.... There's is nothing in the instructions that states it can handle 220
1142850
Just 120 V input. You may be able to get an adapter separately that would work. I'd check for options that are online.
244569
as in an electrical HOUSE outlet??? cant be done, but you can get a power supply to convert 120v to 12v (adjustable 10-16v) if thats what you want to do and make this a base type unit....have to check FCC rules too, to see if you can make this a base unit.
1996510
Yes it supports any input voltage. It's possible to use it with european plug extension, as I'm doing.
1353735
It does not support 220v-240v.But it works so well I'd figure out a way to give it the 120 it wants!