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  • Modular | digital electric energy voltmeter | ammeter | 2P | 50–500VAC | 1–63A | DIN

    Code: ES-TXM07-63

    A compact, accurate, and reliable digital volt-amp meter designed for DIN rail mounting, ideal for both residential electrical installations and industrial panels or automation systems. Featuring a bright LCD screen, this device enables real-time monitoring of voltage (V) and current (A) simultaneously.

    This device is perfect for installers, electricians, and engineers, yet intuitive enough for home users who want to monitor electrical loads or voltage stability. 

  • Technical specifications:

    Dimensions: 87 × 37 × 64 mm
    Mounting: DIN rail (35 mm)
    Voltage measurement range: AC 50–500 V
    Current measurement range: 1–63 A
    Accuracy: ±1% (±2 digits)
    Power consumption: <2 W
    Display: LCD screen with dual voltage and current indication
    Resolution: 1 V
    Refresh rate: 1 time per second

    Functions:

    Real-time voltage (V) and current (A) display on one screen

    Compact size – saves space in electrical panels

    Suitable for both single-phase domestic and industrial installations

    Easy DIN rail mounting

    High measurement accuracy and reliability

    Applications:

    Monitoring household and industrial electrical installations

    Panel maintenance and diagnostics

    Overvoltage and overload protection systems

    Advantages:

    Clear LCD display with dual indication

    Suitable for both professionals and home users

    Easy installation without special tools

    Low power consumption

    Disadvantages:

    Not designed for DC current use

    No energy (kWh) measurement function

    Single-phase – unsuitable for three-phase systems without additional equipment 

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