hcooper@esunix.UUCP (Harrison Cooper) (01/16/90)
Some time back, a discussion was started about measuring the watt-hours (I think) of either a device, or the house - I'm not sure. Anyway, I came across something that may be relevant. On page B-1972 of the 1989 EEM, there are several watt-hour tranducers that give out either 0-1mA current, 0-10Vdc or 0-5Vdc (TTL I believe) for each watt-hour that occurs. This can then be used to operate a totalizer or other measuring type circuit. It doesn't list prices, so you'd have to contact the vendor on that. Sorry if this was not part of the original thread.