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B–IV PQM POWER QUALITY METER – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CHAPTER B: INDEX
KEYPAD ........................................................................................................3-4, 3-6
L
LABEL ..................................................................................................................2-2
LED INDICATORS .................................................................................................3-2
M
MENU KEY............................................................................................................3-4
MESSAGE KEYS ...................................................................................................3-5
METERING
introduction .........................................................................................................1-5
specifications ....................................................................................................1-16
MISCELLANEOUS ALARMS ................................................................................5-50
MOD 506.............................................................................................................. A-1
MODBUS COMMUNICATIONS
address...............................................................................................................5-8
reading long integers.........................................................................................7-21
MODEL INFORMATION .......................................................................................6-30
MODEL NUMBER (ON LABEL)...............................................................................2-2
MODIFICATIONS........................................................................................ 1-13, 6-30
MOUNTING ...........................................................................................................2-1
O
OPTIONS ............................................................................................................5-18
ORDER CODES ......................................................................................... 1-13, 6-30
OUTPUT RELAYS
alarm relay............................................................................................... 2-14, 5-32
auxiliary relays ..................................................................................................2-14
description ........................................................................................................2-14
introduction .........................................................................................................1-7
setpoints ...........................................................................................................5-32
specifications ....................................................................................................1-15
OVERCURRENT .................................................................................................5-36
OVERFREQUENCY
setpoints ...........................................................................................................5-40
specifications ....................................................................................................1-17
OVERVOLTAGE
setpoints ...........................................................................................................5-37
specifications ....................................................................................................1-17
P
PACKAGING .......................................................................................................1-20
PARITY .................................................................................................................5-8
PHASE CTs
see entry for CTs
PHASE OVERCURRENT .....................................................................................5-36
PHASE REVERSAL .............................................................................................5-38
PHASE UNDERCURRENT ...................................................................................5-35
PHASORS
actual values.......................................................................................................6-8
applications.......................................................................................................7-11
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS.......................................................................................2-1
POWER ALARMS
setpoints ...........................................................................................................5-41
POWER ANALYSIS
introduction .........................................................................................................1-8