🔋 bayite DC 6.5-100V 0-100A - LCD Power Energy Meter Multimeter Ammeter Voltmeter with Current Shunt Review

I finally installed it between the solar panel and the charge controller. I'm not an electrician, far from it. I had to email Bayite customer service with some stupid questions. They responded very quickly. They sent me a diagram of how to do what I wanted and it worked great. I'm attaching a schematic in case anyone is trying to get readings from the solar array to the charge controller and the battery. Worked great for me. There are skilled technicians who know their products and take the…

December 31, 2018 One of the most common complaints I've read about this was with the shunt assembly. my caravan. I used a PVC overlay that is commonly used for a 4X4 junction box. I removed the two original 5mm screws that were for the shunt wires and used the new longer screws that screwed into the back of the rosette and through the shunt to make a rod for the wire connectors to slide onto could. The wire connector is then held in place with a 5mm nut. I also used longer 5/16" studs mounted…

I bought the first one when I was starting to install a solar battery in my RV. No problem. I liked it so much that I bought two more for more complete monitoring. The display is just the right size and the wiring couldn't be much simpler. I would suggest securing the + voltage input at its source depending on what size wire you are connecting to the display and what you want to monitor. The display lines carry a minimum current, except in the event of a short circuit. I used 18/4 Belden to…

Very happy with the functionality of this device. I use it to control electricity consumption in my RV. I wish I had a better place to install the shunt (on top of the battery) but that's not the device's fault. I can control both discharge and charge current by placing a DPDT switch on the shunt pins. Pressing the switch reverses the shunt connections, works great. The only wish is that the reset button is not recessed. For the installation I used a blank electrical panel cover. The mounting…

These devices are great for monitoring the performance of 12V PV systems. I use two of these in my small RV. One is to control solar panel output power and battery charging rate by 4P2T slide switch for selection, the other is to control battery discharging rate during DC-AC inverter operation. I compared the current and voltage readings with the FLUKE DVM and they were within 1% over most of the range (10-20V and 0-30A) of my application. It is very nice to see the solar energy collected from…

Wow! This is an amazing device! I installed it on my RV to keep track of the batteries around the house. I can see at a glance exactly how much power a light source, electrical appliance, phone charger, etc. is using. This was particularly helpful for me as I switched every single light source from incandescent to LED. By the way, the energy saving is phenomenal! I've tracked down parasitic shipments I didn't even know existed! I put kill switches on things like the TV and radio. They consume a

I have a small RV and need a way to monitor power consumption and battery status. This counter makes it possible. I just installed it but didn't want to drill big holes in the panels so I decided to enclose it in a small box. This method only requires a small hole for the data cable and screw holes if that doesn't work. What you'll need: 1 - Data cables or wires, and in my case I already had a 4-wire cable using 20 gauge wire. I highly recommend using this type of cable rather than running…

Fits Class A Motorhomes (30Amp operation). I used a 100 amp shunt. Connected to 22/4 stranded signal cable purchased from a home store at 0.30 cents per foot. Mounts flush with the RV control panel. The device works as advertised and I am very satisfied. Another reviewer mentioned using a DPDT switch to monitor both charge and discharge readings with a single meter. Sounds like a good idea to me. I will update after installing the switch. At the moment I have a flow meter to measure the flow. I