ORNO OR-WAT-435/B Energy Meter and Power Consumption Calculator, 230V, 16A, LCD Display, Black

The ORNO OR-WAT-435/B is a versatile energy meter and power consumption calculator designed for precise monitoring of electrical parameters in household or office environments. This plug-in device measures voltage, current, power, energy, frequency, power factor, and even estimates CO2 emissions, helping you track and reduce energy usage. With a clear LCD display and adjustable overload alarm, it offers both convenience and safety. The built-in battery backup (3x LR44) retains settings and accumulated data during power outages. Supporting up to two tariffs, it enables cost calculation for electricity bills. Ideal for energy-conscious users seeking to optimize consumption and save money.

Advantages

Accurate real-time monitoring of key electrical parameters; easy plug-and-play installation; overload alarm for protection; price calculation with dual tariff support; battery backup preserves data; compact design fits standard Schuko outlets.

Suitable for

• Home energy management
• Office equipment monitoring
• Appliance power consumption analysis
• Electricity cost tracking

Key specifications

• Input Voltage: 230V AC
• Frequency: 50Hz
• Max Load Current: 16A
• Max Load Power: 3680W
• Current Measurement Range: 0.005A - 16A
• Power Measurement Range: 0.1W - 3680W
• Energy Measurement Range: 0.000 kWh - 9999 kWh
• Power Factor Measurement: 0.00 - 1.00
• Display Type: LCD
• Measurement Functions: Voltage (V), Current (A), Power (W), Energy (kWh), Frequency (Hz), Power Factor (PF), CO2 Emission
• Overload Alarm: Yes (Adjustable)
• Price Calculation Function: Yes (up to 2 tariffs)
• Battery Backup: Yes (3x LR44 for memory)
• Plug Type: Type F (Schuko)
• Socket Type: Type F (Schuko)
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to +50°C
• Installation: Plug-in

Recommendations

For best results, plug the ORNO OR-WAT-435/B directly into a wall outlet and connect the appliance to its front socket. Ensure the total load does not exceed 3680W. Use the price calculation function by setting your local electricity tariff for accurate cost tracking.