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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Current Input | 5A |
| Communication | Modbus RTU |
| Power Supply | 230V AC |
| Dimensions | 96 mm x 96 mm |
Explains Wye and Delta connections, and Blondel's Theorem for three-phase power measurement.
Defines power, energy (kWh), and demand, differentiating between them.
Details reactive power, power factor calculation, and related concepts.
Explains harmonic distortion, its causes, and waveform analysis.
Discusses power quality problems, deviations, and their origins.
Describes the meter's physical components and main features.
Provides ordering charts for different Shark meter models and options.
Explains the virtual firmware switch for enabling meter features remotely.
Lists all measured values available in Real Time, Average, Max, and Min.
Describes Demand features like Block and Rolling Window for utility applications.
Details specifications for power supply, voltage, and current inputs.
Lists all relevant compliance standards met by the meter.
Provides detailed accuracy specifications for the meter models.
Configuring Shark® 100 meter for Ethernet communication via LAN.
Instructions for configuring the Shark® 100B meter's Ethernet communication.
Procedure for verifying meter accuracy using utility grade test pulse.
Details on configuring CT/PT ratios, system wiring, and display.
Lists predefined BACnet objects for electrical measurements with descriptions.
Steps to configure LAN connection for meter communication.
Navigating the web interface to change settings and view readings.
Comprehensive register map for Shark® 100 meter including addresses and descriptions.
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