WARNING!
Do not plug two or more meters together!
IMPORTANT
Don't plug in an appliance where the load
exceeds 16 Amp. Always ensure the plug of any appliance is fully
inserted into the meter outlet. If cleaning of the meter is required,
remove from mains power and wipe meter with a dry cloth.
KEYBOARD DEFINITION
1). SET: Set price with button UP.
2). MODE: Exchange display state.
3). UP: Set price combined with button SET.
GENERAL FEATURES
1).Display line power.
2).Display and memory accumulative total power quantity.
3).Display and memory total power charge of price.
THE DATA DISPLAY
Press MODE button the data displays as follows:
W →KWh →PRICE →COST/KWH
↑_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _↓
1). Plug in socket and power on, the meter will display real power.
2). Press MODE button once again and release, the meter will display accumulative KWh.
3). Press MODE button once again and release, the meter will display total power charge.
4). Press MODE button once again and release, the meter will display COST/KWH.
SETTING PRICE OF COST/KWH
1). Press SET button during display COST/KWH,the first digital COST/KWH flash, press UP button to set it.
2). Press SET button once again and release, the second digital COST/KWH flash, press UP button to set it.
3). Press SET button once again and release, the third COST/KWH flash, press UP button to set it.
4). Press SET button once again and release, the fourth COST/KWH flash, press UP button to set it.
5). Press SET button once again and release, the radix point COST/KWH flash, press UP button to set it.
DATA CLEAR
Press and hold MODE button for 5 seconds will clear KWH,PRICE and COST/KWH data.
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GM confirms that the delivery of 5,000 electric vehicles to pure electric vehicles in 2018 will be sold worldwide.
The Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicle from General Motors (GM) has gained significant popularity in South Korea. It has been reported that GM has officially begun delivering electric vehicles globally this year, with a confirmed order of 5,000 Chevrolet Bolt units to be delivered in South Korea. This marks a key step in the company's expansion into the Korean market.
According to international media reports, GM has confirmed its plan to deliver 5,000 Chevrolet Bolt electric cars in South Korea this year, signaling the country’s growing importance as a market for all-electric vehicles. The move reflects GM’s broader strategy to increase its presence in global electric vehicle markets.
In the United States, GM delivered 23,000 Chevrolet Bolt electric cars last year, but the model has had limited sales outside of North America. However, 2018 is a pivotal year for GM, as it plans to launch its only pure electric vehicle globally.
Earlier last year, only 600 Chevrolet Bolt electric cars were delivered in South Korea. Despite the country's still-developing charging infrastructure, local consumers have shown strong interest in the zero-emission Chevrolet Bolt. Starting January 15th, customers in South Korea can place pre-orders for the Bolt, though actual deliveries are expected to begin in April.
To support the adoption of electric vehicles, the South Korean government offers subsidies of up to 12 million won (approximately $11,200). After these subsidies, the price of the Chevrolet Bolt in South Korea is expected to range between 27 million and 28 million won (about $25,000 to $26,000).
Last year, South Korea introduced a subsidy policy requiring electric vehicles to be fully charged within 10 hours and to use standard chargers to qualify for incentives. This policy has been criticized for favoring vehicles with smaller battery packs, as some models, including the Chevrolet Bolt and Tesla vehicles, can charge within the 10-hour window using Level 2 or fast chargers instead of standard ones.
The policy was initially introduced in June, but it was revised in September to be more inclusive. The updated rules aim to support a wider range of electric vehicles, making it easier for popular models like the Chevrolet Bolt to gain traction in the Korean market. As a result, GM is now planning to significantly increase its delivery volume of Bolt electric vehicles in South Korea this year.