Mawu Oyamba
This user manual provides comprehensive instructions for the AMTAST Power Consumption Monitor (Model AMF050M). This device is designed to accurately measure and display various electrical parameters of connected appliances, including power consumption, voltage, current, and cost. It features a clear backlight LCD display and built-in data memory for convenient energy management and cost analysis.
Zofunika Kwambiri
- Kuwunika Kwambiri: Measures power (W), energy (kWh), volts (V), amps (A), hertz (Hz), power factor, maximum power (W), time, and days. This allows for detailed tracking of electricity usage, which is crucial for understanding and managing electricity bills.
- Backlight LCD Display: Equipped with a large, clear LCD display (45mm x 70mm) with a blue backlight for easy reading, even in low-light conditions. The backlight activates when the meter is connected to AC power.
- Data Memory Function: Features a built-in 3.6V rechargeable battery that retains stored power usage data during power outages, ensuring continuous tracking and allowing data retrieval once power is restored.
- Chitetezo chambiri: Includes an overload protection function that alerts the user if the connected appliance's power consumption exceeds the safe capacity, enhancing safety.
- Kusavuta Kugwiritsa Ntchito: Simple plug-and-play operation. Connect the monitor to a wall outlet and then plug your appliance into the monitor to begin tracking energy usage.
- Cost Calculation: Calculates electricity expenses based on cumulative kWh usage, providing a clear overview of energy costs.
Kukhazikitsa Guide
Kupanga Koyamba
- Tsegulani Chipangizo: Carefully remove the Power Consumption Monitor from its packaging.
- Lumikizani ku Mphamvu: Plug the monitor directly into a standard 110V 60Hz US wall outlet. The LCD display should illuminate, and the backlight will activate.
- Internal Battery Charging: The internal rechargeable battery will begin charging automatically. This battery maintains data even when the unit is unplugged.
- Pulagi mu Chipangizo: Connect the appliance you wish to monitor into the receptacle on the front of the Power Consumption Monitor.
Figure 1: The AMTAST Power Consumption Monitor ready for use.
Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito
The monitor features several buttons for navigation and setting. The primary buttons are NTCHITO, Mtengo, Mtengo wa RST (Reset), UP,ndi PASI.
Mawonekedwe amitundu
Dinani pa NTCHITO button to cycle through the 7 different display modes:
- Time/Watt/Cost Display: Shows the elapsed time, current power consumption in Watts, and the accumulated cost.
Figure 2: Time, Wattage, and Cost display mode.
- Time/Cumulative Electrical Quantity Display: Displays the elapsed time and the total accumulated energy consumption in Kilowatt-hours (kWh).
Figure 3: Time and Cumulative Electrical Quantity (kWh) display mode.
- Nthawi/Voltage/Frequency Display: Shows the elapsed time, the current voltage (V), and the frequency (Hz) of the power supply.
Figure 4: Time, Voltage, and Frequency display mode.
- Time/Current/Power Factor Display: Displays the elapsed time, the current (Amps), and the power factor.
Figure 5: Time, Current, and Power Factor display mode.
- Time/Minimum Power Display: Shows the elapsed time and the lowest recorded power consumption (Watts) during the monitoring period.
Figure 6: Time and Minimum Power display mode.
- Time/Maximal Power Display: Displays the elapsed time and the highest recorded power consumption (Watts) during the monitoring period.
Figure 7: Time and Maximal Power display mode.
- Time/Price Display: Shows the elapsed time and the set price per Kilowatt-hour (COST/KWH).
Figure 8: Time and Price per kWh display mode.
Setting Cost per kWh
To accurately calculate electricity expenses, you need to set the price per Kilowatt-hour (kWh):
- Dinani pa Mtengo button to enter cost setting mode. The current cost per kWh will flash.
- Gwiritsani ntchito UP ndi PASI mabatani kuti musinthe mtengo.
- Dinani pa Mtengo button again to confirm and save the setting.
Kukhazikitsanso Data
To clear all accumulated data (time, kWh, cost, min/max power), press and hold the Mtengo wa RST button for approximately 5 seconds until the display resets to zero.
Kusamalira
- Kuyeretsa: Pukutani chipangizocho ndi nsalu yofewa komanso youma. Musagwiritse ntchito zotsukira zowawa kapena kuviika chipangizocho m'madzi.
- Posungira: Sungani chowunikiracho pamalo ozizira komanso ouma, kutali ndi dzuwa lachindunji komanso kutentha kwambiri.
- Kusamalira Battery: The internal rechargeable battery is designed for long life. For optimal performance, ensure the unit is occasionally plugged in to allow the battery to charge.
Kusaka zolakwika
| Vuto | Chifukwa Chotheka | Yankho |
|---|---|---|
| Chiwonetsero chilibe kanthu kapena sichikuyatsa. | Not properly plugged into an active outlet. | Ensure the monitor is securely plugged into a live 110V 60Hz US outlet. |
| Display is difficult to read. | Viewing angle is off; backlight is off (if on battery). | Sinthani yanu viewing angle. Ensure the unit is plugged into AC power for backlight activation. |
| Readings appear inaccurate. | Incorrect cost setting; appliance drawing very low power; external electrical interference. | Verify the cost per kWh setting. Ensure the appliance is drawing sufficient power for accurate measurement. Test with another appliance. |
| Data not saving after unplugging. | Internal backup battery is low or faulty. | Keep the unit plugged in for several hours to allow the internal battery to charge. If the issue persists, contact customer support. |
| Overload alert triggered. | Connected appliance exceeds the monitor's maximum wattagndi (1800W). | Unplug the appliance immediately. Do not connect appliances that exceed the specified maximum power rating. |
Zofotokozera
| Parameter | Mtengo |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption of Monitor | 0.5W |
| Opaleshoni Voltage | 120VAC |
| Kuwonetsa pafupipafupi | 50HZ kapena 60HZ |
| Ntchito Panopa | Kuchuluka kwa 15A |
| Wide Voltage manambala | 110V ~ 130V |
| Ikani Wattagndi Kuwonetsa Range | 0W~9999W |
| Real Wattagndi Kuwonetsa Range | 0 ~ 1800W |
| Timing Display Range | 0 second~9999 days |
| Voltagndi Kuwonetsa Range | 0V ~ 9999V |
| Mawonekedwe Amakono | 0.000A-15.000A |
| Frequency Display Range | 0Hz ~ 9999Hz |
| Mtengo Wowonetsera | 0.00COST/KWH~99.99COST/KWH |
| Total KWh and Cost Display | 0.000KWh~9999KWh, 0.00COST~9999COST |
| Makulidwe (L x W x H) | 155mm x 70mm x 45mm (not including pins) |
| Kulemera kwa chinthu | 7 pawo |
| Nambala ya Model | AMF050M |
| Wopanga | Mtengo wa AMTAST |
Chidziwitso cha Chitsimikizo
AMTAST products are manufactured to the highest quality standards. This product is covered by a standard manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of purchase. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims. For specific warranty terms and conditions, refer to the product packaging or contact AMTAST customer support.
Thandizo la Makasitomala
For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty inquiries, please contact AMTAST customer support through the following channels:
- Webtsamba: Visit the official AMTAST webtsamba la FAQ ndi zothandizira zothandizira.
- Imelo: Refer to your product packaging for customer service email address.
- Foni: Refer to your product packaging for customer service phone number.
When contacting support, please have your product model number (AMF050M) and purchase information ready.
