Energy Storage
The Energy Storage stores the energy you have generated. Measurements on the Energy Display
are not valid when disconnected from the Energy Storage. The lifespan of the Energy Storage
depends heavily on the way it is used, maintained and stored. Store the Energy Storage at room
temperature in a clean, dry place away from heat. Heat, frost and long discharge periods can
significantly shorten the expected lifespan of the Energy Storage. Disconnect the Energy Storage
after use. It is necessary to recharge the Energy Storage after a long storage period.
Technical Specifications
The Energy Meter will display measurements in the range of:
• 0.0 V to 9.9 V, input voltage
• 0.000 A to 0.200 A, input current
• P = V x I, P = input wattage
• 0 J to 100 J, accumulated joules
• 0.0 V to 9.9 V, output voltage
• 0.000 A to 0.450 A, output current
• P = V x I, P = output wattage
Refresh Rate and Averaging Measurements
Display measurements are refreshed every 0.5 seconds; they are calculated by averaging the
measurements at equal intervals of 100 per 0.5 seconds. Depending on the input, this should give
fairly constant and easily identifiable measurements.
Take Good Care of Your Energy Meter
• Do not bend or push hard on it or elements connected to it
• Do not step on or otherwise place heavy weights on it
• Do not drop it
• Do not short circuit it
• Do not exceed the maximum 10 V supply voltage
• Do not overload the Energy Meter as this will cause it to discharge
• It is not waterproof
• Store at room temperature in a clean, dry place away from heat and frost
• The Energy Storage should be charged before each lesson