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EDMI ES-12B - Different between ES-10 & ES-12; Specifications; Figure 1-1: ES-12 B Connection Diagram

EDMI ES-12B
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ES-12B 5 Terminal Single Phase Residential Electricity
Meter - Installation and Commissioning Guide
Copyright © 2020 EDMI Europe Ltd. All rights reserved
Version / Status: 1.0
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1.3 Different between ES-10 & ES-12
The ES-12B features an additional 100Amp latching relay which serves as a Load Control Switch
(LCS), connected to the 5th terminal. Thus ES-12B is fitted with two internal breakers (2x 100A bi-
stable relays) allowing to switch off or on power delivery to the end customer.
Terminal arrangement has a configuration Active - Neutral - Neutral - Active - Active, where the
output of the integrated LCS is the last Active.
Figure 1-1: ES-12B connection diagram
Note! Opening the main relay will cut supply to the 5
th
Terminal (LCS). Unlike the ES-10 where it’s
ACLS is operated independent of the main relay.
Key differences:
- 100A LCS relay in place of the ALCS 2A switch
- An extra terminal connection point
- Terminal 5 LCS switch in series with the main relay
Visually the ES-10B and ES-12B electric meters seem very similar and at first glance, can be
mistaken for one another. To distinguish between the two the model name, artwork and the
presence of the 5
th
terminal can be seen.
1.4 Specifications
For meter specifications, refer to the EDMI ES-12B Product Guide Data Sheet’.
For Communications Hub specifications, refer to your Communications Hub documentation.

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