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				<title>Archived started the discussion AC Analog Panel Meters in the forum Electrical</title>
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<p>I&#8217;ve not has any issues with regard to AC amperage, no matter how much I loaded up both legs. The problem, is the analog gauges are unreliable and never get above 15 amps AC. I put my Fluke on the hot side of each leg at the electrical panel and the actual amps were almost twice what the meters would show. So I started taking things apart&hellip;</p>
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