Value Brand
Value Brand 12G395 Analog Panel Meter AC 0-150 A 3.5in
Measures AC current from 0 to 150 A with 1.5 percent accuracy in a 3.5 inch polycarbonate case
- TypeElectronic
- Measures AC current up to 150 A for high-load monitoring
- ±1.5 % accuracy class ensures reliable panel readings
- Moving-iron movement operates without external power supply
- 5 in Rish Vista case fits standard panel cut-outs
- Includes mounting template and screws for quick installation
Purpose and User
The Value Brand 12G395 is an analog panel meter built for AC current monitoring up to 150 A. It suits electricians, panel builders and maintenance engineers who need a direct-reading instrument for switchboards, motor control centres or generator sets.
Interface Limits
The moving-iron movement requires an external current transformer to step high line currents down to the meter’s 0-150 A scale. Accuracy is rated at ±1.5 % of full scale, so readings at the low end of the range carry proportionally larger uncertainty.
Capacity and Headroom
The 3.5-inch polycarbonate case with 10 % glass fill fits standard panel cut-outs and includes a mounting template and screws. It handles continuous currents within the 150 A scale; sustained overloads beyond that range will exceed the movement’s linear region and risk permanent damage.
Highlights
- Measures AC current up to 150 A for high-load monitoring
- ±1.5 % accuracy class ensures reliable panel readings
- Moving-iron movement operates without external power supply
- 5 in Rish Vista case fits standard panel cut-outs
- Includes mounting template and screws for quick installation
Specifications
| Brand | VALUE BRAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Electronic |
Questions about this item
What does the 0-150 A range mean for everyday readings?
The meter displays AC current from zero up to 150 amperes; the moving-iron movement is designed to be used with an external current transformer that steps the line current down to the meter's input.
How does the ±1.5 % accuracy apply in practice?
Accuracy is ±1.5 percent of full scale, so the reading can deviate by up to 1.5 percent of the 150 A maximum at any point on the scale.
What mounting standard does the 3.5 in case follow?
The 3.5 inch Rish Vista case uses a panel cut-out with the supplied template and screws; no separate DIN or ANSI standard is referenced in the specifications.
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