Value Brand
Value Brand Analog Panel Meter 0-15 AC A 4.5 in 12G377
Analog panel meter measures AC current from 0 to 15 A with 1.5 percent full-scale accuracy in a 4.5 inch polycarbonate case
- TypeElectronic
- Measures AC current up to 15 A for panel monitoring
- +/- 1.5 % full-scale accuracy ensures reliable readings
- 5 in Rish Vista case fits standard cut-outs
- 10 % glass-filled polycarbonate case resists impact and heat
- Moving-iron movement needs no external power for operation
AC Current Panel Meter 0-15 A
The Value Brand analog panel meter measures AC current from 0 to 15 A with a 4.5 inch display. A moving-iron movement provides a +/- 1.5 percent full-scale accuracy rating. The case uses 10 percent glass-filled polycarbonate with a polycarbonate window. It meets UL standards and includes a mounting template and screws.
Replaces Smaller Analog Meters
This unit replaces smaller analog meters when a 4.5 inch scale improves readability at a distance. The jump is worth it for panels where operators must confirm current levels quickly without approaching the enclosure. It suits new installations that specify a 0-15 A AC range and UL-listed components.
Moving Iron Movement Limits
The moving-iron movement responds to the heating effect of current, so it reads true RMS for sinusoidal waveforms. Non-sinusoidal loads can introduce error beyond the stated 1.5 percent full-scale figure. The polycarbonate window and case resist impact but are not rated for prolonged UV exposure or aggressive chemical environments.
Highlights
- Measures AC current up to 15 A for panel monitoring
- +/- 1.5 % full-scale accuracy ensures reliable readings
- 5 in Rish Vista case fits standard cut-outs
- 10 % glass-filled polycarbonate case resists impact and heat
- Moving-iron movement needs no external power for operation
Specifications
| Brand | VALUE BRAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Electronic |
Questions about this item
What panel cut-out size does the 4.5 in case style Rish Vista require?
The meter includes a mounting template that matches the 4.5 in case; use the template to mark and cut the panel opening.
How is the meter secured and which step is most often missed?
Fasten the supplied mounting screws through the case flanges; the step most often missed is using the template to align the holes before drilling.
What part will need checking or replacement over time?
The moving-iron movement should be re-verified against the ±1.5 % full-scale accuracy spec during periodic calibration.
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