0-100V (99.9V) DC Digital Voltmeter Panel .56 inch Red LED Bike Car
- Product SKU: KG231
Specification
Description
Introducing our 0.56-inch Three Wire DC digital voltmeter in a striking blue hue, designed to provide accurate voltage measurements in the range of 0 to 100 volts. This compact and reliable voltmeter is equipped with three wires for seamless installation and efficient monitoring of your electrical systems.
With its clear 0.56-inch display, this digital voltmeter ensures easy readability, allowing you to quickly assess voltage levels with precision. The vibrant blue color not only adds a touch of style but also enhances visibility, making it an attractive and functional addition to your instrumentation.
Whether you're working on DIY electronics projects, monitoring batteries, or overseeing industrial applications, our Three Wire DC digital voltmeter is a versatile tool that delivers consistent and dependable results. Its user-friendly design and durable construction make it suitable for various environments, providing you with the confidence to tackle voltage measurements with ease.
How to use Components:
Display: The 0.56-inch display typically shows the measured voltage.Input Wires: Usually, there are three wires - red (positive), black (negative), and white (signal).
Power Connection: Connect the red wire to the positive terminal of the power source. Connect the black wire to the negative terminal of the power source.
Signal Connection (if applicable): If there is a white wire, it is likely a signal wire. Connect it to the part of the circuit where you want to measure the voltage.
Power On: Once the connections are made, power on the circuit.
Read the Display: The voltage measurement should now be visible on the 0.56-inch display in digital voltmeter.
Interpretation: Read the displayed voltage value. Most likely, it will display the voltage in volts (V).
Tips:
Voltage Range: Ensure that the voltage being measured is within the specified range of the voltmeter (0-100V in this case).
Polarity: Pay attention to the polarity. Connecting the red wire to the negative terminal and vice versa can damage the digital voltmeter.
Accuracy: These meters usually have a certain level of accuracy. Keep in mind the precision required for your measurements.
Calibration (if needed): Some voltmeters may need calibration. Refer to the product documentation for any calibration procedures.
Technical Details OF digital voltmeter
- Wide measurement range 0-99.9V.
- Mini Red LED display.
- Low power consumption.
- Refresh speed: 500ms.
- Snap-on design for easy installation.
- led colors: Red.
- Refresh speed: about 500ms/each time.
- Power supply: DC 4.5v - 28V. Working temperature: -10? - 65 ?.
Physical Attributes of digital voltmeter
- Length × Width x Height (mm): 48 * 29 * 21
- Weight (gm) : 17
- Color: Black
Package Includes of digital voltmeter
- 1 x 0-100V (99.9V) DC digital voltmeter Panel .56 inch Red LED Bike Car
Customer Reviews
Used to make a diy power supply from and old pc atx. Works great, is not deadly accurate but it will do.
I used it to make an emergency 12 volt power breakout board and this allows me to keep track of the power.
The two units that I received worked fine. I compared the displayed current with a hand-held meter; the first one was right on. The second one current was displaying approx 20 ma low, and I was able to adjust it with the potentiometer on the PCB labeled I_ADJ so it was right on. Voltage displayed agreed with the hand-held meter also.
The voltage rating is only 30 vdc that's no problem for me but could be for others also a wiring diagram would be nice I already have a couple so again no problem for me but again more documentation would be nice.
Easy to mount, very readable. I use them in my electronic projects.
have not tested
I used this meter to monitor voltage in a 24VDC battery box.
They work great, but not trivial to figure out from the provided diagram. You must see the video, in a well-known video site, by Robojax, "Complete Test/Review of 10A 0-100V LED DC Volt and Ampere Meter", AND see the comment by Peter Kay on how to zero it.
I have this item Its for a variable DC supply I have not connected it since I am waiting for other items
Easy to mount on a power supply
