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General| Product Category | Energy Meter |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Mounting | DIN Rail |
| Display | LCD |
| Accuracy Class | Class 1 |
| Communication | Modbus RTU |
| Protection Degree | IP20 |
| Rated Voltage | 230V AC |
| Current | 5 A |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 55 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -40...+70 °C |
| Dimensions | 90mm x 70mm x 65mm |
Details hazards associated with electrical shock, burns, or explosions.
Outlines risks of device damage due to improper voltage or frequency.
Steps to verify package condition and product compliance upon receipt.
Description of the energy meter's physical parts and their functions.
Details regarding the MID label for traceability and certification.
Advice for avoiding electromagnetic interference during installation.
Information on connecting terminals and recommended torque values.
Details on the self-supplied auxiliary power.
Schematic for device connection.
Explanation of terminal markings and diagram correlation.
Specific diagram for double tariff connections.
Diagram illustrating RS485 wiring setup.
Diagram for Modbus communication with a Mini Web Server.
How to navigate and interpret the device's graphic display.
Displays for total active and reactive energy.
Displays for partial active and reactive energy.
Information about the pulse counter.
Readings for total three-phase power.
Readings for individual phase power.
Power factor and maximum demand information.
Displays for phase voltages and currents.
Readings for phase shifts and network frequency.
Information on hour counters and reset function.
Configuring address, parity, and communication speed.
Configuring input modes, units, and pulse weight.
Setting up pulse output type, weight, and duration.
Configuring connection type and changing the password.
Procedure for modifying device address and password.
Overview of parameter types: choice and numeric entry.
Steps to save modifications and proceed to next configuration.
Explanation of the communication structure.
Details on communication mode and syntax.
Information on where to find communication tables.
Requirements for valid messages and timing.
Information on accessing Modbus tables.
Dimensions, connection types, and torque.
Details on protection rating, weight, and display.
Information on auxiliary power and measurement network.
Specifications for digital inputs and pulse output.
Temperature, humidity, and environmental ratings.
Compliance with EMC and low voltage directives.
Electromagnetic compatibility and insulation data.
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