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NXQWLL POWER MONITOR!
heath Alan taylor
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Got what was advertised
wesley williams
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
found the dead cat under the floor with this
athscherer
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
The unit is well constructed & the display is super easy to read with bright, different colored readings. The plug & receptacle seem to be of good quality. The temperature at the connections gets a little warm, but not hot with 32 amp car charge current over several hours. I believe this is normal & I would only be alarmed if it were very warm or hot. I am a little disappointed that they chose 10awg cord for the input as it should only be rated for 30 amps, but it is a short cord & the cord itself does not get even slightly warm with a 32 amps current draw. If I get a new charger that draws 48 amps, I will definitely want to monitor the temperature of that cord, but I suspect it might still be ok. I can always replace the cord & cord cap with #6 or even #8 SO cord might be ok if the factory cord is getting too warm. I am trusting that the readings are accurate, as it seems like the numbers are about what they should be. The kWh reading is wonderful for tracking Miles/kWh efficiency of my EV as well as the cost to charge my EV at SCE rates. Another minor complaint is that the reset button is recessed, so I need a paper clip to press the button to reset the kWh reading before starting a vehicle charge. It is not a deal breaker, but why not just put a raised button there?Overall, I am very pleased with this unit. Being lightweight & portable, this device can be taken in the vehicle to plug in at someone else's house that is equipped with a 14-50 receptacle to monitor how much power is drawn from their home so I can pay for the power that I use to charge there.
Bodycount
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024
I'd be skeptical that this thing can handle 50 amps but only have 10 gauge copper wire. Normally you need 6 gauge wire for that many amps per code. This could be a fire risk.
Hunter
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
The product is supposed to monitor the current, voltage, KWH and a few other details of the power.Product only monitors ONE of the 240v power legs. Does not advertise this. Product only see's HALF of the current usage. If both legs of the 240v supply use different currents, this will NOT be accurate for power consumption calculation. WHICH MEANS, this will only see up to 25 AMPS, not 50 AMPS as advertised. Since the connector NEMA14-50R is rated at 50Amps with both power legs combined.
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