GEMO Voltmeters

A voltmeter is a measuring instrument that measures and displays the voltage (potential difference) between two points of a circuit in volts; this category contains voltmeters that are mounted permanently in a panel. It is used in distribution, power factor correction and machine panels for continuous monitoring of mains, generator, regulator or battery voltage, and it is connected in parallel across the two points whose voltage is to be measured. The products are collected in the Digital Voltmeters subcategory: single-phase and three-phase models measuring AC or DC from Tense, Entes, GEMO and Schneider Electric are listed with 48 × 48, 72 × 72 and 96 × 96 mm panel housings or with DIN rail mounting. Select the voltage type (AC or DC) and the measuring range by the circuit you will measure, the number of phases by whether you need single-phase or three-phase monitoring, the housing dimension by the mounting opening in the panel door, and the supply voltage by the control voltage in the panel. Three-phase models show phase-neutral and phase-phase voltages in a single device; to read three phases in turn with a single-phase voltmeter, a voltmeter selector switch is also required.

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How to choose Voltmeters

A voltmeter is a measuring instrument that measures and displays the voltage (potential difference) between two points of a circuit in volts; this category contains voltmeters that are mounted permanently in a panel. It is used in distribution, power factor correction and machine panels for continuous monitoring of mains, generator, regulator or battery voltage, and it is connected in parallel across the two points whose voltage is to be measured.

  • Separate sensing, motion control, logic processing and operator interface requirements.
  • Select signal type, supply voltage, communication protocol and I/O count for the machine network.
  • Verify housing size, sensing distance and PNP/NPN output polarity against the PLC input card.

Frequently asked questions

What is Voltmeters and where is it used?

A voltmeter is a measuring instrument that measures and displays the voltage (potential difference) between two points of a circuit in volts; this category contains voltmeters that are mounted permanently in a panel. It is used in distribution, power factor correction and machine panels for continuous monitoring of mains, generator, regulator or battery voltage, and it is connected in parallel across the two points whose voltage is to be measured.

What should I compare when choosing Voltmeters?

Select the voltage type (AC or DC) and the measuring range by the circuit you will measure, the number of phases by whether you need single-phase or three-phase monitoring, the housing dimension by the mounting opening in the panel door, and the supply voltage by the control voltage in the panel.

Which product groups are available under Voltmeters?

The current subcategories include Digital Voltmeters. Open a subcategory to compare its products and technical details.

Voltmeters Selection Guide