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- Description
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Designed for high output stereo systems but just as at home on any high current electrical consumer in your vehicle, the AutoMeter Digital Amp Current gauge precisely monitors power along a line using an inductive pickup for safe, accurate measurement of the demand being placed on your electrical system. Rated for up to 250 amps, this gauge is perfect for even the most extreme applications. - ADDITIONAL NOTES
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Sending Units
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Wire Harness
- Yes
Mounting Hardware
- 2230
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- Questions
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Will 1/0 wire fit the inductive pickup? or what is the maximum wire ga. to be used with this?
Thank you for your inquiry. The inductive pickup will accept 1 gauge wire. It can accommodate wire up to 5/8" in diameter.Date published: 2019-12-18What is the max ID of the induction ring? Is it two piece or one price?
Thank you for your question. It is one single unit, with a square opening that is 0.59" x 0.79".Date published: 2019-05-17Too many old style heavy gauge wire ammeters. When the Cobalt inductive pickup is properly clamped over a wire in the circuit subject to + or - current flow, does the Cobalt amp gauge display the + or - in addition to the digital value? How displayed?
Thank you for your question. No, it will not display the +/- in addition to the displayed digital value.Date published: 2019-04-18This amp gauge can handle 250 amps. So, could it be used on the positive battery wire to measure the total current in the entire electrical system in a vehicle? Or perhaps on the alternator charging wire to know the current draw on the alternator?
Thank you for your question. Yes, you could. As long as the lead for you are measuring can fit through the inductive pickup, it will work. You could certainly use it at the battery or alternator as you wanted to, as long as you can fit the wires in the inductive pickup.Date published: 2018-12-21is there a way i can calibrate the housing the wire travels thru? im working with 8 AWG wire and im getting about a 3amp difference from my calibrated tester. i see 2 dials on the unit and i figure those can calibrate or alter the calibration.
Hi Mike, thank you for reaching out to us. The transducer is calibrated and set at the factory and we do not recommend attempting any adjustments.Date published: 2018-11-28
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