Voltlog #127 – 0-60V 0-10A 1mV 1mA Panel Meter Review

So I discovered this module a few months ago and it’s been sitting in a box since then, I almost forgot about it, until a few days ago when I decided it will be a good idea to do a video on the subject.

Let me give you a few details on the specs of this module and as usual it’s pretty difficult to find the information as it’s the case with every new module coming out of China. First of all we have an input range of 0-60V and 0-10A and a 5V rail is needed to power the module itself. It has a voltage measuring accuracy of ±0.2% + 0.2% full scale which sounds strange because these figures are usually given in a percentage plus or minus a number of least significant digits. The current measuring accuracy is ±0.4% + 0.3% full scale.

The meter is basically capable of measuring with a resolution of 1mv and 1mA (however the accuracy is quite bad, as shown in the video) which is quite nice and useful (not really useful with bad accuracy) for projects like DIY power supplies or DIY electronic loads. It can also display the power in watts with a resolution of 1mW as well as showing the load impedance.

Here are some links to this product:

2 thoughts on “Voltlog #127 – 0-60V 0-10A 1mV 1mA Panel Meter Review”

  1. “The meter is basically capable of measuring with a resolution of 1mv and 1mA which is quite nice ”
    Not it can’t.

    1. Text was edited & fixed. The misunderstanding is caused by the fact that I mentioned the resolution (which is 1mV 1mA) but you are probably referring to the accuracy which is discussed in the video. These are two separate things.

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