Technical Documents
Specifications
Current Type
DC
Number Of Digits
3.5
Display Type
LED
Cutout Height
21.29mm
Cutout Width
33.93mm
Depth
24.4mm
Meter Accuracy
±0.01 %
Analogue Effect
Digits Only
Meter Type
Voltmeter
Maximum Temperature
+60°C
Measurement Range
+8.0 → + 50.0V dc
Country of Origin
China
Product Details
The Murata Power Solutions digital voltmeter is a self-powered, positive reading, DC voltage monitor. It is a great replacement for older, hard-to-read, analogue panel meters. The large, 0.37in/9.4mm, red, LED display is easily readable from a distance of 15ft. It has built-in reverse polarity protection to assure simple, trouble-free installation. It employs a high-resolution, 3.5 digit A/D converter and precision metal-film resistors to achieve outstanding performance. A rugged, epoxy encapsulated, polycarbonate case provides excellent protection against moisture, shock and vibration. Its supply voltage ranging between 8VDC and 50VDC.
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Technical Documents
Specifications
Current Type
DC
Number Of Digits
3.5
Display Type
LED
Cutout Height
21.29mm
Cutout Width
33.93mm
Depth
24.4mm
Meter Accuracy
±0.01 %
Analogue Effect
Digits Only
Meter Type
Voltmeter
Maximum Temperature
+60°C
Measurement Range
+8.0 → + 50.0V dc
Country of Origin
China
Product Details
The Murata Power Solutions digital voltmeter is a self-powered, positive reading, DC voltage monitor. It is a great replacement for older, hard-to-read, analogue panel meters. The large, 0.37in/9.4mm, red, LED display is easily readable from a distance of 15ft. It has built-in reverse polarity protection to assure simple, trouble-free installation. It employs a high-resolution, 3.5 digit A/D converter and precision metal-film resistors to achieve outstanding performance. A rugged, epoxy encapsulated, polycarbonate case provides excellent protection against moisture, shock and vibration. Its supply voltage ranging between 8VDC and 50VDC.
