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-If you are planning to monitor a battery bank with the [[hardware:wattmons|Wattmon]], you will require a current sensor device such as the [[hardware:modules:C252]] (25A) or [[hardware:modules:C1002]] (100A).
+If you are planning to monitor a battery bank with the [[hardware:wattmons|Wattmon]], you will require a current sensor device such as the [[hardware:modules:C252h]] (25A) or [[hardware:modules:C1002s]] (100A).
 See [[hardware:Modules]] for a list of the Modbus devices we have developed for any application (voltage, current, frequency, <tooltip title="Pulse Width Modulation">PWM</tooltip>, relay outputs, etc.).
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 ===OneWire Bus===
-WattmonMEGA has a Dallas OneWire bus that allows for DS18B20 temperature sensors to be connected. This can be used for ambient or battery temperature measurement. You can connect up to 8 sensors per device. See here for more information: http://wattmon.com/9-user-guide/113-onewire-temperature-sensor
+WattmonMEGA has a Dallas OneWire bus that allows for DS18B20 temperature sensors to be connected. This can be used for ambient or battery temperature measurement. You can connect up to 8 sensors per device.
+{{:hardware:wattmons:20190223_wattmonmega_1-Wire.jpg?nolink&350|}}
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