🔍 Meticulous MICTUNING AC Digital Multimeter: Accurate 80-260V 0-100A Measurements with Display LCD, Energy Monitoring, and Power Factor Analysis Review

Doesn't like programming a pain in b@#$ to clear and track usage, the OK button is too small and if you're not fast you'll have to start over. Long press, short press, double press. Come on people. Button 1/16 in a circle in the groves. You need long sharp nails to find the adjustment knob.

This is a simple solution for reading the performance of my grid connected solar system. Seems to measure around 1 amp of ghost currents, I'm assuming it's capacitive coupling. However, it's easy to read, has a backlight, and tracks the daily stream.

I bought this to hook up to an old 1972 SEARS 3K generator that I didn't know the performance of. The generator still works but I have tested both units purchased and both work great. The instruction manual wasn't the best, but it was still very easy to interface with the circuitry on the unit. I've only tested one CFL with it and it met specs on the first try without calibration. Really cool meter.

It was easy enough to hook up to my power system to monitor how much power my desktop is using. The hardest part was getting it into the 4" x 4" x 4" gray PVC switch box. It took some time to make a hole in the lid. Read it like a matching file. The wired connection was pretty easy. The diagram on the back of the device was easy enough to follow. I measured the length of the cable connected to the current transformer. Eight inches from the body to the end of the wire. That was more than enough…

I installed this meter in February 2021 and have been in continuous use for 8 months at the time of writing this without any problems. We camp regularly and the electricity is not the same everywhere. We needed a visual meter to keep the electrical load at or below the output rating of the power source we were using. This meter fully meets the requirements. Installation is fairly easy once you know how to work with 120VAC wiring. The load center in my RV is at ground level, and I wanted to…

I needed a generator to power our home during power outages, which is becoming more common now that Edison in Southern California is out due to high winds. Only this month it has been disconnected 2 times, 24 hours and more than 36 hours. I bought a generator for 30 amps and 3600 watts. It has no sensors other than fuel. I wanted to check the voltage, the frequency the oscillator puts out and the amplifiers I'm using. I don't care about the power as the amp's chopper will trip before I get the…