4 Mode of Energy Monitor
1 COST Mode
The COST Mode is what the user usually sees from the LCD screen of the
Energy Monitor.
It is the forecast of next hour’s total electricity cost of all channels based
on current power under consumption. The TARIFF No. will always display
on the LCD screen and automatically reflect the applied tariff for current
period.
The change of the power consumption will change the forecast of next
hour’s cost.
Press the [ Up button2] or [ Down button3] from the COST Mode will
allow the user to view the COST for each single channel (as Fig. 16). In that
case, the clock icon and numbers will be replaced by the channel number.
10 seconds idleness on each channel display will return the LCD screen
to COST Mode.
No key operation under any other displays will return the LCD screen to
the COST Mode.
10 sec
idleness
Fig. 16
COST Mode
Setup
4 Installation of the Power Transmitter
OR
Fig. 15
You may choose to put the Power Transmitter in a dry place near the moni-
tored object or stick the Power Transmitter on the wall near the monitored
object.
The Sensor Clamp immediately starts to sensor the current and the moni-
toring system starts to work.
Fix the Sensor Clamp
3-phase power supply
Fix the Sensor Clamp around the live cable of the monitored object, as be-
low (Fig. 15) is shown (Don’t fix the clamp around the ground wire). Make
sure the cable is passing through the clamp.
25mm ver.10mm ver.
If the monitored object use a 3-phase power supply. You need two more
sensor clamps (available to purchase on our webshop and your reseller.
Please visit www.wattsclever.com).
Connect the DC plug of each sensor clamp into the DC sockets on the back
of the Power Transmitter.
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