Voltage line in meter

[redsnapper]

Can someone please offer up recommendations on these meters that display the incoming voltage at the outlets?

[norty1]

This is the one I have used for many years, very inexpensive but does the job. IO use the one priced at $2.23.

https://www.google.com/search?q=RV+v...hrome&ie=UTF-8

If you have a 50a rig, you will have to get 2 of them or move them from one feed to the other to verify voltage on each 50a leg.

[Mustang65]

I have 2 that I recommend:
- The new one is a DIGITAL VOLTAGE DISPLAY (110VAC) see the picture below... also doubles as a night light
- The same one that norty1 has,

Both are actually within 1 Volt of the actual AC voltage... close enough for me

Don

My Registry

RVing with SOLAR

[redsnapper]

Originally Posted by norty1

This is the one I have used for many years, very inexpensive but does the job. IO use the one priced at $2.23.

Norty.......please clarify the "IO use the one at $2.23"

[RoyBraddy]

I have been using this AC plug-in meter since 2009 and I guess I left it laying on a tree stump somewhere... This was a great analog meter as it had the scale painted up showing the safe zone.



I ordered the DM55-1 to replace it and it has been doing a great job as well. The only thing I don't like about it is the back light for the digital readout is very bright to me...



I order everything from AMAZON

Roy Ken

[Mustang65]

Originally Posted by RoyBraddy

The only thing I don't like about it is the back light for the digital readout is very bright to me...

The dog loves it, he can find his way to the water bowl in the middle of the night.. I know, because I hear his tag clinging on the bowl.. DW hears nothing.

[bansai]

Voltage is easy, Amazon has so many cheap options that plug into a 'cigarette' lighter socket. I bought one that Mustang65 recommended last year, and use it on every trip.

Getting ready to install a shunt on my battery so I can measure the amps / current total drain vs. amps in, and volts. I should have done that mod first, but I guess that's what winter is for? Trying to find something to look forward to this season since I *hate winter*.