MONNIT Battery Powered 20 Amp AC Current Meter
MONNIT Battery Powered 20 Amp AC Current Meter provides wireless monitoring of AC current for electrical equipment and circuits. Model MNS2-4-W2-CM-020 uses two AA batteries and operates on the ALTA 433 MHz wireless frequency. Its wireless design can be used for monitoring electrical panels and equipment without requiring a wired connection to the monitoring system. The sensor includes mounting hardware and is available with a standard AA enclosure, making it suitable for applications where wireless AC current monitoring is required.
The MONNIT Battery Powered 20 Amp AC Current Meter is a wireless 20 Amp AC Current Meter from the ALTA sensor range. It is designed to monitor AC current wirelessly, providing a practical option for electrical equipment and panel monitoring where a wireless sensor is preferred.
The supplied configuration uses standard AA battery power and a Monnit Standard AA Enclosure. The manufacturer lists two AA batteries and wireless sensor mounting hardware as included with the product. The model operates at the ALTA 433 MHz frequency, with the manufacturer's product page specifically listing Asia-Pacific and Australia as 433 MHz regions.
How it works
- The sensor monitors AC current through the current meter.
- The measured information is transmitted wirelessly using the Monnit ALTA 433 MHz frequency.
- The supplied two AA batteries provide the sensor's standard power source.
- Mounting hardware is supplied to assist with sensor installation.
Why choose this product
- Wireless monitoring - avoids the need for a wired monitoring connection to the sensor.
- 20 Amp AC current monitoring - suited to applications requiring monitoring within the product's specified current category.
- AA battery powered - the standard configuration uses readily available AA batteries.
- 433 MHz ALTA operation - the listed frequency is suitable for the Asia-Pacific and Australian configurations shown by Monnit.
Benefits
- Allows AC current monitoring at electrical equipment and panels.
- Provides a wireless alternative to wired current monitoring arrangements.
- The battery-powered configuration can simplify sensor installation where suitable power wiring is not available.
- Supplied mounting hardware helps support installation of the sensor.