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meggie

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Jan 12, 2009
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Could someone tell me wot this for its by the batteries
 
Aug 6, 2013
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Kendal, Cumbria
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27,352
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Le-Voyageur RX958 Pl
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since 1999
It's a poor translation. The device is a shunt that allows a distant meter to measure current flow without having full thickness wires to & from the meter.
 
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I agree with Tony. It is an ammeter sensor (an ammeter measures current in amps, a voltmeter measures volts. To me, it doesn't look like a simple shunt, which has two high-current terminals and two thin sensor wires. I suspect this one has an additional small circuit board inside, to translate the current measurement into digital form and send it back to the control panel. It's more accurate than a simple shunt.
 
Aug 6, 2013
11,953
16,570
Kendal, Cumbria
Funster No
27,352
MH
Le-Voyageur RX958 Pl
Exp
since 1999
I agree with Tony. It is an ammeter sensor (an ammeter measures current in amps, a voltmeter measures volts. To me, it doesn't look like a simple shunt, which has two high-current terminals and two thin sensor wires. I suspect this one has an additional small circuit board inside, to translate the current measurement into digital form and send it back to the control panel. It's more accurate than a simple shunt.
Agreed. Probably Hall-effect - volt-drop sensing is sooo yesterdays tech :LOL:.

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