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Measure Power Usage Packing Content:
Electric Meter
- Power usage meter x 1
- User manual x 1
Power Monitoring System
Get our power meter monitor to help you monitor and control the electricity usage. Save power energy and save money on bills.
Power Meter Plug Specifications:
Appliance Power Usage Meter
Operating Voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
Power Display Range: 0.5W-1800W
Operation Current: Max 16A
Total Power Display: 0.0kwh-9999kwh
Total Cost Display: 0.0USD-9999USD
Electrical Cost Setting Range: 00.00USD/kwh-99.99 USD/kwh
Voltage Accuracy：±1%
Current Accuracy：±2%
Power Accuracy: ±2%
Kilowatt Usage Meter Data Hold Function
- Automatically save your consumption data when you remove the electrical meters or appliances.
- Automatically save your consumption data when there was a power failure.
- Easy for reading and recording data. No data will be missed.
Wattage Meter PC Flame Retardant Material
- Electricity usage monitor appearance is made of new pc flame retardant material, which is durable and has high impact resistance
Power Monitor Overload Protection
- The whole display with backlight and the word “OVERLOAD” will keep flashing to warn the users when the power exceeds to 1800W.
- Prevent your appliances from being damaged.
Watt Meter Plug in Easy To Read
- High-definition LCD Display: More clear and visible
- White Backlight: The backlight will light immediately when connecting to AC power, and automatically turn off after 10 minutes if no button is pressed. You can press any buttons to wake up the backlight again.
- Clear visible reading in day and night.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
I was curious how much electricity certain items in my house were actually using, and this answered all of my questions and more, plus it didn’t cost a fortune like some other similar products. It is incredibly easy to use, just plug it into the wall, plug in the desired Electrical device, & Read the data it provides.
A Eich
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024
My old Kill-a-Watt power meter stopped working after many years. Went to look to replace but found that their price shot up considerably and so I looked for alternatives.This meter turned out to be a good replacement at a reasonable price. It has a nice, large LCD display that is well lit. This solves my biggest complaint I had with my old unlit Kill-a-watt. I appreciate this meter's neutral white backlight with black digits. Other meters are either unlit or default to white on blue or even worse, black on blue, which isn't the best for readability.The one downside is that the meter is not UL listed. Since I don't leave the meter plugged in for extended periods of time, I do not consider it to be too much of a drawback.
Alpha232
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
One of the issues with using multiple electric appliances is not knowing how much power they actually use. This allows me to try out an appliance through different modes, and then see the MAX power used, so I avoid tripping circuit breakers.The backlight is essential in making sure it's easy to read regardless of position.
Josh
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
Hard to see what the screen is displaying without looking directly at it. Works fine otherwise.
Stewart Andreason
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
I've tried other watt meters but kept looking for one that makes it clear if the time on is showing min:sec or hours:minutes. This one can, and the backlight display is very readable. I thought I found the best power meter until I noticed it can not keep accurate time. The clock crystal is of the lowest quality. Sent one back, tried another. Same disturbing answer. Are all of diymore meters this bad? Plugged into an always on appliance, and check the time elapsed every 24 hours, and see results: #1. Gains 14 minutes per day, (says was on 24:14 in 24:00 hours), #2. Loses 11 minutes per day, #3. Loses 6 minutes per day. #4. Loses 3 minutes per day. Most people won't even notice losing a few minutes, but when it gains, it really hits you.
Brett
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
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Micheal Kinney
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
I have two "Kill A Watt" Meters and after a move I couldn't find either of them and I couldn't rationalize $30+ for my needs, so I looked a few up and to be honest I was a little vain and went for one that looked sleek and appeared to have all the features I'd want. This is the one I picked and I'm glad I did.And this little thing has a feature I never even thought of, it stores the data and the display turns on even if it's not plugged into power! You can see history/data on the go. This is honestly awesome and I didn't even know to look for it!Few items I have ever used have no "cons" but this one has none (so this is a hands down 5 stars!). The only possibility is "maybe" there is a better product out there for a better price and does EVERYTHING it does (and more?) and/or with a carrying case? But good luck finding it!Pros:• Price, Aesthetics, and Function!• Software and modes are great, very easy to use and intuitive• Amount of Options is a massive selling point• Display works without being plugged into power (huge plus!)• Overload protection and safety• Accuracy (confirmed)Cons:• None
EarlyCat
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024
This is a great little tool for testing household devices' power usage. You can even enter your location's cost per kWh to determine the expense of running a device for some time period. It has been interesting to see what various small appliances cost to run. It is fairly easy to use and the instructions are intelligible and clear enough to get started.
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