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DC Power Meter DT550 — 4.5–50V 0–12A Digital Voltmeter and Ammeter with 5.5x2.5mm Connectors
An inline DC power meter with 5.5 x 2.5mm barrel connectors, reading voltage (4.5–50V), current (0–12A) and power. Plugs between a DC adapter and the device being tested.
Key Features
4.5–50V DC, 0–12A
5.5 x 2.5mm barrel in and out
Volts, amps and power on one display
Inline — no wiring needed
Check that your device uses the 5.5 x 2.5mm barrel size — 5.5 x 2.1mm is also very common and will not fit properly. Check the polarity of your supply too.
Safety
This is a DC meter. Do not connect it to AC mains — it will be destroyed and it is dangerous.
12A is the limit, not a working target. Barrel connectors get hot near their rating; do not run continuously at the maximum.
It is a hobby-grade indicator, not a calibrated instrument. Expect a small error and do not rely on it for anything safety-critical.
Shows useful information and is very handy. But only problem for me is that the male plug is too short for my battery charging port so that I had to remove the plastic shell (my charging port sits in an angled casing so it will work fine with all straight ports)
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Shows useful information and is very handy. But only problem for me is that the male plug is too short for my battery charging port so that I had to remove the plastic shell (my charging port sits in an angled casing so it will work fine with all straight ports)
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Anonymous
Excellent device, very compact, takes up less room than most USB dongles. Great for measuring power consumption and maximum current for any device using a 5.5mm connector from 4.5-50V and up to 12A according to the rating. With adaptors, a wider range of equipment can be similarly tested. I have only tested it on low power devices so far and have doubts about the 12A rating, but I may be being unfair, I am only speculating
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Anonymous
Excellent device, very compact, takes up less room than most USB dongles. Great for measuring power consumption and maximum current for any device using a 5.5mm connector from 4.5-50V and up to 12A according to the rating. With adaptors, a wider range of equipment can be similarly tested. I have only tested it on low power devices so far and have doubts about the 12A rating, but I may be being unfair, I am only speculating
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Worked perfect for my application to measure how much power my remote camera build project would use.
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Worked perfect for my application to measure how much power my remote camera build project would use.
