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Category : Electrical and electronic equipment & instrumentations > Measuring instruments
U1281: Active Energy, 2-Wire AC Systems, PTB Approval, 5 (65) A, LCD
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The U1281 energy meter acquires active energy in 2-wire AC power systems directly – without the use of a current transformer. It can be used universally for measuring and billing electrical energy in household, industrial and building management applications. Type approval and calibration allow for official billing of electrical energy to third parties. Momentary circuit loads can be evaluated at any time with the help of the additional instantaneous power display. S0 Pulse Output / / / L-Bus
Integrated error recognition for measuring range overloads and missing bus connections saves valuable time and test equipment during troubleshooting.
- new: Connection with Kieback&Peter DDC3000 via SBM5x/04 - Active energy measurement (import) per EN 61036, class 1 - with electronic anti-reversing - Instantaneous power for the evaluation of momentary circuit loads - Can be expanded for additional measured mains quantities - Direct 5 (65) A connection without additional current transformers - Export variant available for 60 Hz line frequency - Displays installation errors without additional measuring equipment - S0 pulse output or 230 V, adjustable pulse rate and pulse duration - Label field for individualized identification - Meter readings can be optionally viewed when the electrical circuit is switched off - Minimal space requirements thanks to compact design - Mounts to DIN rail per EN 50022 - Type approval: PTB, metas, DZNM
More Transparence During Actual Operation In addition to active energy and instantaneous power, the multifunctional variant (M1) also displays current, voltage, active, reactive and apparent power, power factor and frequency by simply pressing a key. Voltage level, phase utilization, reactive power component and compensation can thus be continuously evaluated during operation.
Universal Bus Interface The energy meters transmit meter readings and other data to data logging, billing and optimizing systems, as well as building automation and control technology applications, via optional interfaces.
- LON interface with FTT-10A transceiver (W1) - M-bus interface per EN 1434-3 (W2) - L-bus interface for battery operated HYDRO-RADIO 868 radio module (W3)
Diverse Calibration Capability - Approved for Official Billing The energy meters can be supplied as calibrated variants (P1), and additionally with calibration certificate (P2), for official energy billing. In accordance with legal requirements, the calibration certificate may not show any measurement error. Depending upon requirements, the following variants are possible:
- Calibrated main display for primary energy, calibrated pulse output with reference to primary energy and a fixed pulse rate of 1000 pulses per kWh (V1, V3)
Meter Reading and Bus Operation with Electrical Circuit Switched Off The meter can be optionally equipped with a 24 V DC auxiliary power input (H1) for assured discharge-free voltage, which allows for direct meter reading, or remote meter reading for bus compatible variants, even when the electrical circuit is switched off. Meter reading is possible without continuously active supply power with the help of the UBAT-24V battery pack.
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