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VoltSage

VoltSage™digital voltage meter

$69.99

  • Displays voltage, amperage, wattage and running cost
  • Overload warning when load passes 3680 watts
  • Built-in 3.6V NiMH rechargeable battery holds stored data
  • Specified for 230V and 19A input

Plug Type: US

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  • Plug VoltSage into an outlet, then plug your appliance into the meter.
  • Press the function button to move through voltage, amperage, wattage and running cost.
  • Enter your utility rate once so the meter can show running cost for each device you check.
  • VoltSage Digital Energy Meter (Selectable Plug)
  • Quick-start user manual

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

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What the VoltSage displays and stores

Four readings

A function button cycles the display through voltage, amperage, wattage and running cost. You plug the appliance into the meter, so every reading comes from that one device.

Overload warning

When the connected load passes 3680 watts, VoltSage flashes a warning on the display. That is your cue to unplug the appliance and check what is drawing so much power.

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High-contrast display

The LCD uses a high-contrast layout, so the numbers can be read from different viewing angles. That helps when the outlet sits behind furniture or in a garage or basement.

Running cost entry

Enter your local utility rate once and VoltSage uses it to show a running cost for the device plugged into it. The rate is on your utility bill, per kWh.

Frequently Asked Questions

Enter your utility rate per kWh, which is printed on your bill. VoltSage applies that rate to the energy it records and shows the running cost for the appliance plugged into it.

Plug VoltSage into the outlet, then plug the appliance into the meter. Press the function button to see voltage, amperage, wattage and running cost, and enter your utility rate for the cost screen.

VoltSage is specified for 230V and 19A. It also flashes an overload warning when the connected load passes 3680 watts. Check an appliance's label against these figures before you connect it.

The display flashes when the load goes past 3680 watts. Unplug the appliance when you see it, and read the label on the appliance before you try again.

VoltSage has a built-in 3.6V NiMH rechargeable battery that holds your settings and energy history while the meter is out of the wall.

The LCD has a high-contrast layout intended to stay readable from different angles. If the outlet is low or tucked away, shift your position to view the numbers.

Use it with appliances that fit within its 230V, 19A specification and the 3680-watt warning point. Check the label on each appliance against those figures before you plug it into the meter.

The package holds the VoltSage Digital Energy Meter with a selectable plug and a quick-start user manual. Keep the manual nearby for button functions and the rate entry steps.

Plug the VoltSage digital voltage meter into an outlet, then connect the appliance to the meter. The function button cycles through voltage, amperage, wattage and running cost once a local utility rate is entered.

The VoltSage digital voltage meter ships with a selectable plug and a quick-start user manual. The unit also has a built-in rechargeable battery that keeps settings and energy history while unplugged.
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VoltSage: A Digital Voltage Meter for Outlet Readings

VoltSage is a digital voltage meter that plugs into a wall outlet and sits between the outlet and an appliance. A high-contrast LCD displays voltage, amperage, wattage and running cost.

As a plug-in watt meter and energy usage meter, it reads loads down to 1 watt, which suits checking chargers, routers and other always-on electronics as a vampire load detector. A 3680W overload warning flashes when a connected device draws past that level. The meter handles 230V and 19A.

Once a local utility rate is entered, this appliance power meter shows running cost next to kWh. A built-in rechargeable battery holds settings and energy history while unplugged.

  • Function button cycles through four readings
  • Selectable plug included
  • Quick-start user manual included