Name: Lovato 1, 2, 3 Phase LCD Energy Meter, Type Electronic
Brand: Lovato
SKU: 833-2780
Price: 389.76 EUR
Availability: BackOrder

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Lovato
	Series	DMG200
	Display Type	LCD
	Number of Phases	1, 2, 3
	Depth	63mm
	Meter Accuracy	±1 %
	Minimum Temperature	-20°C
	Maximum Temperature	+60°C
	Meter Type	Electronic

	Select all
	Brand Lovato
	Series DMG200
	Display Type LCD
	Number of Phases 1, 2, 3
	Depth 63mm
	Meter Accuracy ±1 %
	Minimum Temperature -20°C
	Maximum Temperature +60°C
	Meter Type Electronic

Lovato 1, 2, 3 Phase LCD Energy Meter, Type Electronic

Lovato Energy Meter, LCD Display, +60 °C Maximum Temperature - DMG200

Features & Benefits

Applications

Will the Lovato Energy Metre work for both single phase and three phase systems?

Can the LCD display on the energy metre be easily read in various lighting conditions?

Is the accuracy of ±1% sufficient for precise energy consumption monitoring?

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