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CNC AD16-22VA Digital Panel Volt & Ampere Meter – Red Display

CNC AD16-22VA Digital Panel Volt & Ampere Meter – Red Display

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Voltage and Current Readings in One Compact Panel Meter

The CNC Electric AD16-22VA combines voltage and ampere indication in a round panel-mounted unit. Its red front face has two digital display rows, providing a compact monitoring point for a compatible electrical panel without requiring separate front-mounted meters.

Product Features

  • Brand: CNC Electric
  • Model supplied: AD16-22VA
  • Function: Voltage and current indication
  • Display shown: Red-tinted round face with two digital readout rows
  • Mounting style: Cylindrical panel-mounted housing with retaining collar
  • Current sensing: External ring-style current sensor with wiring and connector shown in the photos
  • Sensor marking: 100A appears on the pictured sensor; confirm the complete meter and sensor measurement specifications before selection

Panel Integration

The compact display format helps keep voltage and current information together at the panel front. Verify the manufacturer's panel cutout, housing dimensions, supply requirements, AC/DC compatibility, voltage range, current range, accuracy and frequency specifications against the actual supplied unit. These specifications are not inferred from the model name or sensor marking.

Supply and Installation Notes

The photographs show the meter alongside an external current sensor, leads and connector. Confirm the supplied accessories and sensor compatibility before ordering. Have a qualified electrician follow the manufacturer's wiring diagram and verify the conductor arrangement through the sensor.

This is a monitoring device, not a circuit breaker or voltage/current protection relay. No automatic trip, overload protection, energy measurement or calibration certification is claimed. Isolate power before installation or maintenance, and do not rely on the display as the sole means of proving that a circuit is safely de-energized.

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