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General| Brand | Elster |
|---|---|
| Model | A100C |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Manual compliance with UK Health and Safety at Work Act for product handling.
Safety warnings for internal circuits, terminal cover removal, and liquid crystal display.
Meter compliance with European directives, accuracy, and protection standards.
Details official approvals by OFGEM and international authorities.
Key features: accuracy, display, security, design, and physical dimensions.
Available options: rates, communications (IrDA, IEC), terminal configurations.
Describes basic meter types, current ratings, voltage, and frequency ranges.
Explains terminal arrangements for main and auxiliary connections.
Covers accuracy class, case material, ingress protection (IP53).
Explains rate selection for two-rate meters and rate change lockout.
Details operation under overvoltage and the power flow insensitive mode.
Describes the red test output LED and its operational configurations.
Introduces data retention and recordable security features like reverse energy.
Details the LCD characteristics, digits, chevrons, and nameplate identification.
Explains display resolutions, decimal points, and typical display sequences.
Shows displays for reverse run count, power fail count, and time in rates.
Lists error codes and explains the reverse run indicator.
Describes display for import-only and two-rate meter operations.
Details the dial test display for rate meters.
Shows displays for import/export meter operations and dial tests.
Details IrDA port functionality, baud rates, and serial data output.
Describes bi-directional IR port, passwords, and data access.
Lists data available via IrDA and IEC 62056 ports.
Explains output configurations for single and two-rate meters.
Details pulse width, pulses/kWh, and electrical characteristics.
Provides detailed technical data including current, voltage, accuracy, and dimensions.
Instructions for unpacking, careful handling, and proper storage of meters.
Specifies ideal conditions for meter installation site.
Details meter mounting, terminal connections, and torque settings.
Outlines essential checks for commissioning the meter.
States that no maintenance is necessary during the meter's working life.
Guidelines for disposal and recycling, including LCD handling warnings.
Describes the format and data structure for IrDA serial output.
Illustrates serial word and IR frame data bit structures.
Method for comparing LED pulses with a substandard meter's register advance.
Using meter display 'Test' values for accuracy checks.
Methods for determining register advances using IrDA output.
Comparing IrDA readings with substandard meter or PC calculations.
Introduction and steps for running the Elster Metering System IrDA Software.
