It appears to be much easier to hook up than you would imagine. Two lines in two lines out. Others I have require two power supplies. One for the meter to run on and one to supply power for the unit under test.
This one is unique because it only requires one power supply for both functions. All test connections are made internally. Put the power in and attach the wires to the unit under test. Pretty simple and small too.
The only concern I have is attaching wire of sufficient diameter to carry the rated current of 20 amps. I have some preliminary photographs for your perusal. More detail and technical testing will come soon.
I ordered mine from a distributer on eBay that is located in Walton, KY. Fast shipping and stocked here in the U.S. They have multiple versions available. AC power in and out, and 100 amp unit that uses an external shunt for the higher current requirements.
This one is unique because it only requires one power supply for both functions. All test connections are made internally. Put the power in and attach the wires to the unit under test. Pretty simple and small too.
The only concern I have is attaching wire of sufficient diameter to carry the rated current of 20 amps. I have some preliminary photographs for your perusal. More detail and technical testing will come soon.
I ordered mine from a distributer on eBay that is located in Walton, KY. Fast shipping and stocked here in the U.S. They have multiple versions available. AC power in and out, and 100 amp unit that uses an external shunt for the higher current requirements.