VOLTCRAFT DVM-330W DC Digital Panel Meter

Name: VOLTCRAFT DVM-330W DC Digital Panel Meter
Brand: VOLTCRAFT
Price: 16.22 GBP
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51-5395

Brand: VOLTCRAFT MPN: DVM330W EAN-13: 4016138724691

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Country of Origin: China
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The Volcraft DVM-330W DC Digital Voltmeter Module is a panel meter for installation in power supplies, lab equipment, control panels, etc. DIN dimension 72 x 36mm and 14mm digit height. Includes a LED backlight for dark conditions, with an additional current consumption of about 50mA. Virtually any measuring range may be achieved by simply adding resistors (voltage divider, shunt), example: Electrical connection via solder tabs.

Input resistance 100MO

White colour

Display range 0-1999

Display Format	Digital
Display Type	LCD
Meter Function	Voltmeter
No. of Digits	3.5
Power Supply	9V DC

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Saturday, May 18, 2019 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 51-5395

Q. the description of the colour is White. the photo shows black on a blue with a black bezel background, please advise correct colours Thanks

A. Hi Peter, thank you for your question. Our supplier advise that the frame is black and backlight is white.

Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 51-5395

Q. If you want to use this as a voltmeter other than for 200mV then the zero ohm resistor (already soldered in place) at position Rb must be removed. There is no mention of this in the data sheets. I assume this will also be the case if you wish to convert it to an ammeter. Why have they placed this resistor there? It would have been simpler to leave it out and just solder a link in if needed.

A. Hi Mike. Thank you for your question. The resistor at RB is set up for 200mV operation and a higher resistor would need to be used for running higher voltages. To set up this unit as an ammeter the link would be removed and changed dependent on the current required. A pin setting must be made to convert this over to an ammeter - see the data sheet.