DC Wireless Battery Meter - 500A
A great little affordable meter to help you measure what is stored in your batteries. Easy to install, you simply feed the negative cable from the batteries through the sensor, no cables to cut. The meter is wireless and powered by USB so you can easily install it somewhere in your living area.
The meter has 18 functions
Main features
Parameters
Display:2.4 inch TFT LCD display
Self-power measurement range of 6V ~ 80V
Measurement range 0~120V when external power supply
Input current measurement range 0~50A 100A 200A 300A 500A Can choose
External supply voltage 6-60V
Display mode 2.4 inch color LCD display
Voltage 0.01V~120V
Current 0.1A~50A 100A 200A 300A 500A Can choose
Capacity 0.001AH~65000.00AH
Energy 0.000KWH~9999KWH
Time 0 ~ 100 hours
Power value 999KW
Temperature 1~100°C
Voltage ± 1% + 2 words
Current ± 2% + 5 words
Temperature ± 1.5 ℃
Measurement rate 5 times / second
Relay delay time (0-60)S
Communication distance Open single group 10 meters
OVP (overvoltage protection) 0.01V~500V
LVP (undervoltage protection) 0.01~500V
OCP (Charge Overcurrent Protection) 0-500A
NCP (discharge overcurrent protection) 0-500A
Display board size 87 * 49 * 14 (mm)
Measuring plate size 114 * 54 * 28 (mm)
1 Remaining battery capacity Column 8 Accumulated value of single run time
2 Accumulated remaining AH number 9 Output status display directory
3 Accumulated Energy
4 The time it takes to fully charge or discharge the battery (calculated based on charge and discharge current and capacity)
5 wireless communication signal indicator
6 Key lock indication
7 Real-time measurement of temperature
A Percentage of Battery Remaining Capacity
B Power value
C function options directory
D Actual voltage value
E Actual measured current
1 discharge relay control interface
2 charging relay control interface
3 USB2.0 interface (for display panel power supply)
4 Voltage Measurement Interface
5 External power supply interface
6 external power supply and its own choice of power interface
7 relay switch button
Wiring
Note: If the measured battery (power) voltage (6-80) V range can be battery (power) its own power supply wiring, if the measured battery voltage is greater than 80V or less than 6V should be used for external power supply wiring; voltage if not (6-80) V range, please do not use their own power supply wiring, this may damage the measuring instrument.
(1) its own power supply wiring diagram
NOTE: If the tested battery (power supply) can work with its own power supply voltage (6-80V) during normal operation, first adjust the jumper cap of the power supply selection interface to "2W", and then connect The positive and negative poles of the battery (power supply) are connected to the voltage measurement port "+Bat-"; note that "+" connects to the positive terminal of the battery (power supply), and "-" connects to the negative terminal of the battery (power supply). The positive and negative poles of the power supply must not be connected. Wrong or reverse, the battery (power) is connected to the positive pole of the load, the negative pole of the battery (power) is connected to the negative pole of the load through the Hall sensor. When the current flowing through the Hall sensor and the Hall sensor power-on arrow When the direction is the same, the measured current will show a positive value, otherwise the measured current will show a negative value.
(2) External power supply wiring diagram
Note: If the voltage range of the tested battery (power supply) is not within the range of (6-80V) during normal operation, the external power supply connection mode can be used. First, adjust the jumper cap of the power supply selection interface to "3W" to connect the external power supply. Positive and negative poles are connected to "+Vext-". Note that "+" is connected to the positive pole of the external power supply, and "-" is connected to the negative pole of the external power source; then connect the positive and negative poles of the battery (power supply) to the voltage measurement port "+Bat - "Department, pay attention to" + "connected to the battery (power) positive," - "battery (power) negative. The positive and negative poles of the battery (power supply) should not be connected wrongly or reversed. Connect the positive pole of the battery (power supply) to the positive pole of the load. The negative pole of the battery (power supply) is connected to the negative pole of the load through the hall sensor when passing through the hall sensor. Of the current direction and the direction of the Hall sensor power-up arrow when the measured current will be displayed as positive, while the measured current is displayed as a negative value.
(3) discharge relay wiring diagram
Note: The relay's working power is provided by an external power supply. If it is connected to a relay, it must provide an external power supply with the same working voltage as the relay. Connect the control port of the relay to the interface of the discharge controller. If you want to control the positive side of the discharge, pass the positive line through the relay. If you want to control the negative side of the discharge, connect the negative line to the relay. When the relay is on, the OUT lamp It will light, off when off as a reminder.
(4) charging relay wiring diagram
Note: The relay's working power is provided by an external power supply. If it is connected to a relay, it must provide an external power supply with the same working voltage as the relay. Connect the control port of the relay to the interface of the charging controller. If you want to control the positive side of charging, pass the positive line through the relay. If you want to control the negative side of charging, connect the negative line to the relay. When the relay is on, "IN" light It will light, off when off as a reminder
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