Power Usage Meter
for New Zealand household use
- Features large digital display window
- Easy to use, full instructions included

NZ$69.95 each* includes Postage and Packing within New Zealand

*Multiple units discount: 20% off (less $13.99) second or more Power Usage Meters purchased per order delivered to the same address

This is a power consumption meter to measure the power used by an individual household appliance.

What this Power Usage Meter tells you:

• Power actually used by appliances, as long as they have a 3 pin-plug – by plugging your various gadgets, gizmos and appliances into this meter, you can find out exactly how much electricity they each use, up to a maximum rating of 2.5kW. 

• Power cost of running these gadgets – by entering the actual power cost (say 25c/kWh), the meter will let you see clearly how much each gadget is costing you to run. 

• Forecast power cost – the Power Usage Meter also works out what the hourly, daily, monthly and yearly cost would be, so you can get an idea of how much the gadget is contributing to your power bill. 

• Other things for tekkies – if you are the "tekkie" type and want to see, this Power Usage Meter can also display voltage at the plug (99% accuracy rating), the current drawn (99%), power factor (96%), frequency (98%), apparent power (98%), active power or watts (98%), and energy (98%). (Power consumption of Power Usage Meter: 2W) 

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People find this Power Usage Meter useful for:

• actually knowing what something costs to run and not having to guess 
• • as an example, people who need to run their clothes dryers but are worried about the cost: this power usage meter can let you decide how much power the dryer has used so far that month say, and lets you decide whether to use it more or not; 

   

  • another example is where people who are flatting and one flatmate seems to be using their in-room heater a lot: this tells the flat how much the heater actually costs to run - no more honest mistakes and arguments;
     
• as an education tool for teenage and younger children - 
• • a large digital display on the Power Usage Meter shows exactly how much the gadget or gizmo being monitored uses. Family members can see this clearly, and whatever energy message you want to pass on is made slightly easier by having the actual readout in front of them; 
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• to help with budgetting - 
• • with Power Usage Meters on the high power-using appliances around the home, you can keep an eye on the various high power cost appliances to help manage your monthly power bills;
     
• as a guide to save power - 
• • the Power Usage Meter has a large display that can be easily seen for people who want to keep an eye on how much power they are using to help with power conservation goals;
      
• for peace of mind - 
• • by displaying how much each appliance costs to run, people who are keen to make sure their power usage is at a chosen level can get peace of mind by using the Power Usage Meter to continually monitor what each appliance is using.