| Number of Phases: | 3 |
|---|---|
| Maximum Measurement: | 10 A, 65 Hz, 400 (Phase and Neutral) V ac, 690 (Phase) V ac |
| Measurement Range: | 20 → 400 (Phase and Neutral) V ac, 35 → 690 (Phase) V ac, 45 → 65 Hz, 5 mA → 10 A |
| Brand: | Schneider Electric |
| Minimum Measurement: | 20 (Phase and Neutral) V ac, 35 (Phase) V ac, 5 mA, 45 Hz |
| Meter Accuracy: | ±0.05 (Frequency) %, ±0.05 (Power Factor) %, ±0.1 (Voltage) %, ±0.15 (Current) °C, ±0.2 (Active Energy) %, ±0.2 (Active Power) %, ±0.5 (Apparent Power) %, ±1 (Reactive Energy) % |
| Maximum Temperature: | +70°C |
| Series: | PM5000 |
| Display Type: | LCD |
| Meter Type: | Electromechanical |
| Approvals: | CE Conforming to IEC 61010-1c, CULus Conforming to UL 61010-1, EN 50470-1, EN 50470-3, IEC 60529, IEC 61557-12, IEC 62053-22, IEC 62053-24, MID Conforming to EN 50470-1, MID Conforming to EN 50470-3 |
| Minimum Temperature: | -25°C |
| Depth: | 72mm |
Quick Details
Specifications
Providing an ideal solution for cost management applications, the PM5000 Series features measurement capabilities needed to allocate energy usage, perform tenant metering and sub-billing, pinpoint energy savings, optimise equipment efficiency and utilisation as well as perform a high-level assessment of the power quality of an electrical network.
- Each unit within this range is 96 x 96 mm, they all have a modern, graphical display
- All three phases, neutral and ground can be monitored simultaneously
- Features bright, anti-glare display accompanied by large characters and powerful backlighting which is great for reading even when within extreme lighting conditions and viewing angles
- The menus are very easy to understand with 8 selectable languages, the menu also has graphics and icons to make learning about your electrical network more visually friendly
- Each device has a global billing certification
- Super easy to install, the power meter mounts using two clips - no tools are required
- Even easier to operate with intuitive navigation
- Suitable for a wealth of applications including circuit breaker monitoring and control, cost management (sub billing/tenant metering & cost allocation), Network management (basic power monitoring, min/max monitoring with timestamp), Alarming and WAGES monitoring