Samtech Instruments

It is designed to provide a heavy-duty power supply for electronic devices requiring 2-12V and up to 2A of current. The device is equipped with a high-quality transformer featuring a copper winding, ensuring reliable and efficient performance.

The transformer is built to withstand heavy usage and can provide a stable and consistent power supply to your electronic devices. With its compact design, the Battery Eliminator is easy to use and can be connected to any AC outlet for convenient and continuous power.

Never Run Out of Power Again

With the Battery eliminator, you'll never have to worry about running out of power again. This device allows you to power your electronic devices directly from an AC outlet, so you can keep working, playing, and communicating without interruption. Say goodbye to the inconvenience of dead batteries and the hassle of constantly replacing them.

Protect Your Devices

When you use the battery eliminator, you're not only avoiding the inconvenience of dead batteries, you're also protecting your devices. The constant use of batteries can cause damage to your electronic devices over time, and the risk of leaks and corrosion can be costly and hazardous. By using the battery eliminator, you're extending the life of your devices and ensuring their safety.

Rated Accuracy : ± 1.0% of full scale value as per ISS 1248/84 between 10% to 100% of the scale for Single phase UPF Wattmeters
: ± 1.5% of full scale value as per ISS 1248/84 for Three Phase Wattmeters
: ± 1.5% of full scale value as per ISS 1248/84 for 0.2 P.F. (LPF) Single Phase Wattmeter
: ± 3° (Electrical) as per ISS 1248 for Power Factor Meters

Note : All Wattmeters are calibrated at cos f = 1 and Varmeters at sin f = 1
: All Low Power Factor Watt meters are calibrated at cos f = 0.2 lag
: Other voltage and current ranges can be supplied on request, subject to technical feasibility

The least count of a vernier calliper is the smallest measurement that the instrument can make. It is determined by the difference between one main scale division and one vernier scale division.

The main scale is the long scale on the vernier calliper. It is divided into equal divisions, typically millimetres or inches. The vernier scale is a shorter scale that is placed alongside the main scale. It has the same number of divisions as the main scale, but the divisions are slightly smaller.