Addressing the testing challenges of high-power devices like drones, power banks, and circuit boards, PowerPi is about to launch a high-power bidirectional digital meter based on the XT60 interface, bringing a more efficient and intuitive experience to fast charging tests.
The PowerPi XT60 bidirectional digital meter features a transparent case and a transparent gold-plated PCB design. It measures 68*23.5*11.6mm (including the plug) and weighs just 19.7g. It comes with a 1.47-inch 320*172 resolution IPS curved color screen. The use of gold-plated board material helps improve heat dissipation, and the case feels smooth and warm to the touch.
This digital meter supports a wide voltage range of 5-36V; it uses a thickened 1mΩ sampling resistor and a custom thick gold-plated copper current bar, supporting up to 80A peak current and 30A continuous current. The UI is very simple, with multiple detection and alert functions. It also has a built-in high-precision temperature and humidity sensor to track real-time conditions.
The newly launched PowerPi XT60 bidirectional digital meter can be used for high-power charge and discharge testing, DIY debugging, R&D quality inspection, and other scenarios. PowerPi will release full specifications and launch information later, so be sure to follow the official PowerPi WeChat account to get the latest updates on this new product.