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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
73,07
Incl. VAT 91,34
Total incl. delivery
106,34
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MID-compliant and therefore approved for use for billing purposes. Maximum current 65A. Standby loss 0.4 watt only. Modular device for DIN-EN 60715 TH35 rail mounting. 1 module = 18mm wide and 58mm deep. Accuracy class B (1%). With S0 interface. This single-phase energy meter measures active energy by means of the current between input and output. The internal power consumption of 0.4 watt active power is neither metered nor indicated. 1 phase conductor with a max. current up to 65A can be connected. The start current is 4OmA. If the anticipated load exceeds 50%, maintain an air gap of ½ pitch unit to the devices mounted adjacently. If necessary, use spacer DS12. Two N terminals for secure cross wiring of several counters. The 7 segment LC display is also legible twice within a period of 2 weeks without power supply. Press the button. Below the displays is a button which you can use to browse through the menu as described in the User Manual. First the background lighting switches on. Then you can display the total active energy, active energy of the resettable memory and the instantaneous values for active power, voltage and current. Power consumption is shown by a bar flashing at a rate of 1000 times per kWh. Error message: In the event of a connection error the backlighting of the display flashes.
Type
Electronic
Application
Domestic
Measuring functions
Power efficiency
Product colour
Blue
Display type
LCD
Operating frequency
50 MHz
Number of phases
1
International Protection (IP) code
IP20
Maximum current
65 A
Width
18 mm
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4010312501696
SKU:
4010312501696
SKU:
ELT-28065615
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