or (the link below contains link to the item’s software download and manual; the software is still ‘beta’ or more likely ‘alpha’ stage; I tried downloading and running the software [without having the USB power meter] and the software is a mix of English and Chinese, on my English Windows 10)
[update: seems like there is a Power-Z KM001 and a Power-Z FL001; the Power-Z FL001 looks like a clone of the ZY1276; but YZXStudio seems to start to announce a new smaller sized ZY1275 that looks to be a clone of the Power-Z KM001 —- these are just my guesses based on the scant info (for now) I’ve seen while browsing around]
- or - (the description of the link below has more detailed references; the feedback section of the link above has an English translation of
the features comparison table)
For Power / Energy logging, I had a VoltCraft Energy Logger 3500 for a few years now, I wonder how it compares with the ZhuRui PR10 Power Recorder. But it seems the VoltCraft Energy Logger is not being sold anymore…
Thanks, I will be looking on some of these meters.
Now I also needs a real usb-c power supply with 20V 5A, anybody have a good idea where I can find one.
With power/energy meters I prefer to test currents ones, I have publishes a test of one more and I have one more in queue.
That is not what I am looking for. I has to be a USB Type-C charger with 100W, not a Quick charger or docking station (That delivers power on some other connector).
It do not need to, but for testing it would be nice to cover the full usb-c power range. I nothing better shows up I will probably start with the Apple.
What I want is something that understand and reacts to the usb-c commands for power delivery. This is much more complicated than Quick Charge and not something I want to make myself.
LPT200 Lamp Parameter Tester (the name says it’s designed to test LED lights, but the item’s description notes that it can be used to test electrical consumption of most electric appliances)
I bought this one a few weeks back and was rather annoyed when I got it. Plug in my Nexus 6P, plug in my USB-C supply and it’ll show ~1.7A and wont “fast charge”. The phone realises something else is in line and doesn’t fast charge. Annoying.