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EM002
Energy and Power Monitor
Specially developed to monitor and compare
electricity usage of various appliances, the energy and power monitor can be used
safely in the classroom and requires no extra connectors or installation
procedures.
You can
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Show the cost of electricity consumption in $ per kWh
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Display line voltage, current and power
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Set an alarm to identify high current loads
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Display date and time
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The energy
and power monitor kit is ideal for demonstrating the impact
that electrical appliances have on the environment and the household
budget. For example:
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Carry out a survey of the various electrical
appliances in your classroom and compare them.
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Compare different examples of the same type
of appliance. Which electric jug uses more electricity to boil a litre
of water?
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Calculate the financial cost of running
various appliances like a steam iron, a hair dryer or a portable flood
light.
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Introduce and explain aspects of electricity
such as potential (voltage), current (amps), and power (watts).
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Relate the use of electricity to the
greenhouse effect by discussing how fossil fuel power stations (eg coal)
release carbon dioxide.
Specifications:
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Measurable current = 0.02 - 10A
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Power range = 0 - 2,760 W
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Energy display = 0.0 - 9,999.9 kWh
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Batteries = 2 x 1.5V AG13/LR44 (note,
batteries are included and are required for display when not connected
to a power point)
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A microscope lamp draws 90mA in the example
above left, while an electric kettle draws nearly 9A in the example
above right. |