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BiggarView


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Looking for model recommendations for the Kill-a-Watt meters.  I see the 4400 model and 4600 (same as 4400, but with battery backup) or perhaps there is another more effective model or make out there suitable for RV use.  I've seen several posts recommending these useful tools but no model numbers are mentioned.

Brian



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We just posted about conducting an energy audit in your RV (for solar planning).. we used the 4400 for our readings, along with our Victron battery monitor.

Here's the post for anyone interested: www.technomadia.com/2014/12/solar-planning-conducting-an-rv-electrical-consumption-audit/

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Thanks, Cherie.



-- Edited by biggaRView on Saturday 6th of December 2014 04:04:30 PM

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