Skyrc WM-010 Instruction Manual

WATT METER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the Watt Meter WM-010. We are confident you will find it
to be an indispensable tools you use to make your hobby more funs and enjoyable.
LCD Screen
Auxiliary
Socket
Source
FEATURES
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Measures energy (Wh), charge Ah power W current A and voltage (V)
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Measures peak Amps, peak Watts voltage minimum (sag) peak temperature
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Measures temperature in both Celsius & Fahrenheit (optional temperature probe is
necessary)
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Auxiliary battery to power watt meter for measurement down to 0V
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Accurate & precise 0.01 A current and 0.01V voltage resolutions
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Rugged handles 50 A continuous and 100 A peak at 60V
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Small & light with a tough plastic case
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Precision Alu-Chrom current sensing resistor, with only 0.001 Ohms resistance
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Factory calibration stores constants in EEPROM to compensate for component
tolerances

SPECIFICATIONS

Parameter Range or Value
Voltage 0-60V (*1)
Current 0-100A peak (*2)
Power 0-6000 W
0-65Ah
Charge
Energy
0 - 6554 Wh
Temperature
0 - 150 C/32 F-302 F
Auxiliary Power
4.0 V - 60 V
Dimensions 51.3X42.9X13.7mm
Net Weight 42g/1.48oz
Display 26.5x28.5mm LCD
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(* 2 ) 5 0 100
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A c A p a
a ttached o onnections t r elow emperature f t c a o b
1 0 0
A o peration ime epends n mbient emperature nd t d
You can calibrate all values to zero by pressing 'SW' button for more than 3 seconds.
WM-010
Switch
Temp. Socket
Loading
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Resolution
0.01V
0.01A
0.1W
0.1mAh
0.1KWh
1 C/1 F
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

CAUTIONS: High power electrical systems pose dangers independent of devices like
the Watt Meter and it is the user's responsibility to be familiar with these dangers
and take any necessary action to ensure safe use. Shorting a rechargeable battery or
a Watt Meter connected to a rechargeable battery or battery charger can supply
huge currents and have serious consequences including explosions
damage to equipment and personal injury
There are risks associated with the potentially high currents measured by the Watt
.
Meter These include
The user must be familiar with the relevant methods
components before using or making any connection
connectors and wires chosen for use be appropriately sized and rated for the
intended application and attached in the manner recommended by their respective
manufacturers
may have serious consequences
component damage
Safe Operation Limitations
The Watt Meter is designed to be safe to use when operated within the parameter limits it
was designed for Typical applications are well within these limits but it is the users
responsibility to be familiar with the Watts Up specifications and ensure the unit is
operated within its limits
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Parameter
Voltage
Current
Nominal
Operating
Conditions
CAUTION Exceeding these limits may permanently damage the Watt Meter and may
cause personal injury and may cause fire
LCD screen may turn dark black due to the heat generate by continue use of Watt
Meter. Please turn off loading and wait for few minutes. The LCD screen will turn
visible again

APPLICATION

Watt Meter measures current, voltage, peak current (Amps), peak power (Watts),
minimum voltage (Volts), power (Watts), energy (Watt-hours) charge (Amp-hours)
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and temperature, peak temperature values for you, in real-time, for the circuit in
. which you connect it
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but are not limited to
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Poor connections and reckless wire handling in electrical systems
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Intermittent and loose connections can cause
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Safe Operating Limits (Do Not Exceed)
Operating Range
0V-60V
0-100A intermittent
50A continuous
0-50 C ambient air
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temperature non condensing
humidity
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2
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causing fire
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fire burns and personal injury
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procedures and connection
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It is suggested that any
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Notes
Assumes devices wires are
in free air and attached to
connections at or below
temperature of 25 C(77 F)
with adequate air flow. 100A
operation time depends on
ambient temperature and
wiring temperature.
Maximum temperature must
be reduced at maximum
current rating
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