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From: rkd@ccice5.UUCP (R. K. Downes)
Newsgroups: net.consumers,net.analog
Subject: Re: power meters
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 13:01:53 EST
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> I'm looking for a gadget to plug into the wall that will tell me how much
> power an appliance, lamp, etc. is consuming. My electric bill has recently
> increased and I would like to find out where the power is going.
> -- 
> ----------------
>   Marty Sasaki				net:   sasaki@harvard.{arpa,uucp}

I have used the following equipment for this purpose:

Item	Brand		Model #	Description		Price
----	-----		-------	-----------------------	-----
1.)	SIMPSON		230-3	AC Volt-Amp-Wattmeter	$160

2.)	TIF Instruments	2000A Wattprobe			$180?

Item 1 is a in-circuit type meter, and via pushbuttons, displays
volts, amps, or watts via a analog meter.

Item 2 is a clamp-on/clip on type meter, which dispays watts to
a digital readout.
-- 

	Ray Downes
	Computer Consoles Inc.
	ccice5:rkd (CCI Central Engineering systems only)