Brennenstuhl Pm 230 Manually
I have a Brennenstuhl PM 230 UK-power-socket current meter that tells mehow much power is being used on the appliance plugged into it.It's a nice piece of equipment, but I'm wondering if there are anymultimeter/electronics/physics gurus who can tell me: how likely is itthat the claimed power usage in Watts is a useful figure.I.e. What are the chances of this device (relatively cheap) giving me ameasurement of 'true power' rather than 'apparrent power' (simply IxV)?The device claims to offer a measurement of 'cos thi', which it refersto as the power factor. But I've seen physics/electronics sites thatcriticise meters that bandy-about the phrase 'cos phi' without actuallydefining what is actually being measured.So: cheapo socket voltmeter, or true power reading? Anyone know aboutthis device specifically?
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Brennenstuhl Pm 230 Manual
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