Where is an inline Ammeter connected in relation to the device being checked?

An inline ammeter is designed to measure the current flowing through a circuit, and for it to provide accurate readings, it must be connected in series with the device being checked. This means that the electrical current that flows through the device will also pass through the ammeter, allowing it to accurately measure the amount of current being used by the device.

When connected in series, the ammeter becomes part of the circuit, and thus, it can detect the flow of electrons and give a reading of the current flow at that particular point in the circuit. This is vital for troubleshooting and assessing the performance of electrical devices, as it directly correlates to the amount of current being consumed.

Connecting an ammeter in parallel or at inappropriate locations such as the main electrical panel or ground wire would lead to inaccurate readings or circuit damage. This is why connecting it in series is essential for its intended function.