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Hello Rick,
We find out this item 200314, please kindy check if it is correct.
Would you please tell us more details about your problem so that we can find solution for you?
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in reply to: manuals for your product #36786Hello,
Here is 200344 instruction. https://www.droking.com/cs/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/200344.pdf
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in reply to: USB output without battery level. #36773Hello Tamer Al-kassimi Vargas,
We are sorry we don’t have other module without battery level indicator.
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in reply to: Relay not functioning? #36772Hello Kevin f,
There may be still some misunderstanding. The third port is not always negative. And there are no inner connection between the first and fourth terminals.
If it is hard to get through the first wiring diagram , you can refer to the second one, that should be more easy to understand how the terminals work.
It is not necessary to distinguish the polarity for thrid terminal and the last terminal. Conversely, you can also connect power positive to third terminal and negative to the last terminal.
It doesn’t matter how you connect power supply to these two terminals, they just work as a switch, which can control the power to load.
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in reply to: Relay not functioning? #36765Hello kevin f,
As per your description, it seems you only connect power supply for relay.
Please kindly notice that relay doesn’t offer power for load. You can connect another power supply for load or just use the same power supply, as shown below.
in reply to: YB4835VA Type:DC Span: 4.5-100V #36744Hello Paul Welte,
Is it this item? 200075
The new version is as what you mention, there is not connector for power supply terminal. You can solder wire directly.
Any more questions, please kindly let us know.
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in reply to: SKU 200219: Arrow Mark on Hall Sensor? #36743Hello Nigel Shindler,
You can put negative cable into sensor, but actually it is not necessary to do that. As long as the current direction changes, sensor can check it at once.
Meter consuming power is around 0.7W
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in reply to: Drok 20A multimeter #36726Hello Hugo Lagrandeur,
We think it should be this item. 200141
Even though you disconnect power, kwh data is still there. It will keep accumulating unless you reset it.
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in reply to: Autonomy meter #36720Hello Vincent,
We ar sorry we don’t have such item. In view of R&D costs,it is hard to ask factory make one only, if you need a great quantity, they may be able to do that.
Any more questions, please kindly contact us.
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in reply to: DC-DC Converter # 200161 (124806L) 12 In 48 Out #36712Hello Gary Calder,
Would you please tell us what kind of input soure it is?
To check problem for you, is it convenient for you to take video or some pictures to show connection and other details?
You can send video or pictures to Service@droking.com
We will find solution for you as soon as possible.
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in reply to: DROK 180050 voltage reegulator #36704Hello kevin cooper,
There is no special adjustment way. As what you mention. It is clockwise or anti-clockwise. Therefore we sincerely hope to check how it is from video. For example, display, connection, your operation. We will pass it on to technicians to check what wrong it is. Is it possible to take a better video or some images?
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Hello Freddy Huyghe,
200192 is voltage-type metr. Measurement is related to battery voltage. When there is high power, battery voltage will drop a lot.
You can think about coulombmeter, which can show stable reading. For example, 200312, 2001712003
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in reply to: DROK 180050 voltage reegulator #36699Hello kevin cooper,
Is your problem for 180050? Did you connect load or not?
To check problom for you, is it convenient for you to take a video to show the problem and your operation?
You can share video link or send attachment to Service@droking.com. We will find solution for you after checking.
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in reply to: i have a SKU ;2001712003 #36693Hello Steve,
Have you set AH and FU parameters?
And please kindly notice after setting, you have to fully charge battery again to activate it.
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in reply to: 80-300v 0-100amp CT power meter #36692Hello Matt Holmes,
Our AC meter only read active power.
There are three kinds of power. Active Power,Reactive power and inspecting power.
Here we just talk about active power.
The calculating formula for active power is P=U*I*cosφ( cosφ represents power factor). As different load have different power factor, the current and active power is also different.
In general,we use P=UI, because the power factor of pure resistive load is closed to 1
The power factor of inductive and capacitive loads is between 0-1.
So when you test the pure resistive load, P is equal to or near U*I; but when you test the inductive and capacitive loads (e.g.television,computer), P< U*I.Any more questions, please kindly let us know.
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