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I-210+ User Manual

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NTRODUCTION

The purpose of this document is to provide qualified metering personnel with

product description; operating, maintenance, and upgrading instructions, site

analysis guides, and diagrams for the I-210+ and I-210+n network meter family. It

is not intended to replace the extensive training necessary to install or remove

meters from service. Any work on or near energized meters, meter sockets, or

other metering equipment presents the danger of electrical shock. All work on

these products must be performed by qualified industrial electricians and metering

specialists only. All work must be done in accordance with local utility safety

practices and procedures.

If you have a questions, an issue, or would like to speak with Aclara's Support

personnel, please contact Aclara using one of the following methods.

Technical Support

[email protected]

or call 1-800-892-9008 to speak with an Aclara

representative.

Returning Product

To return product, email

[email protected]

or call 1-800-892-9008.

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Summary of Contents for I-210+

Page 1: ...I 210 Electronic Meter User Manual 132265 TUM Revision 1 www Aclara com...

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Page 3: ...oftware or firmware described in this document is furnished under a license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license Disclaimer The information in this document is s...

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Page 5: ...the impacted device s Consult the manufacturer or field service technician for help Class B equipment is intended for use in a residential environment The equipment has been tested and found to compl...

Page 6: ...without notice or obligations Should a conflict arise between the general information contained in this publication and the contents of drawing or supplementary material or both the latter shall take...

Page 7: ...n accordance with established safety procedures in the proper care and use of protective equipment such as rubber gloves hard hat safety glasses or face shields flash clothing etc in accordance with e...

Page 8: ...vi I 210 User Manual...

Page 9: ...y 9 AMR Interface 9 Disconnect Switch 9 Remote Disconnect Features 10 Outage Management and Restoration 10 Enabling Outage Management and Restoration in I 210 10 Chapter 3 Operating Instructions 11 Na...

Page 10: ...ftswitches 25 O Communication 25 V2 Voltage Event Monitoring 25 S2 AMR Demand 26 F2 Emergency Conservation Demand Limiting 26 J2 Demand Limiting Function 26 U2 Pre Payment Management PPM 26 AMI Module...

Page 11: ...r sockets or other metering equipment presents the danger of electrical shock All work on these products must be performed by qualified industrial electricians and metering specialists only All work m...

Page 12: ...2 I 210 User Manual...

Page 13: ...meter design allows utilities to integrate a range of AMR choices to suit each application s requirement inside a standard metering platform The I 210 and I 210 n are available with an internal connec...

Page 14: ...ptions may be installed on a supporting plastic bridge which mounts into the meter base or they may be mounted in the Nameplate Carrier itself depending on the size and construction details of the spe...

Page 15: ...e performance of the I 210 meter meets or exceeds the following industry standards ANSI C12 1 C12 10 C12 20 and all standards incorporated by reference Form Wires Circuit Elements SC TR Class Voltage...

Page 16: ...Class Volt Kt Kh TA Starting Watts 2S 320 240 2 20 50 5 184 2S 200 240 1 10 30 3 24 2S 100 240 0 5 5 15 1 62 1S 100 240 0 5 5 15 1 62 1S 100 120 0 25 2 5 15 0 81 3S 20 240 0 1 1 2 5 0 324 3S 20 120 0...

Page 17: ...settable option of Instantaneous Power or AMR demand may appear on the LCD The S2 softswitch must be enabled and an appropriate AMR module must be used for the AMR demand feature Factory settable opti...

Page 18: ...eric display with key annunciators Instantaneous RMS voltage Instantaneous demand Service error caution These features are described in detail in Chapter 3 Operating Instructions on page 11 Theory of...

Page 19: ...d configuration constants Meter data quantities are updated at each power fail event Stored data includes error detection provisions The non volatile memory does not require a battery to retain inform...

Page 20: ...ity Locked open Locked closed Armed for manual closure Opened and held open Open due to outage management Open due to load control service disconnect Closed with service connected If the meter detects...

Page 21: ...nd 4S only 1 Multiply by Constant 11 ANSI C12 10 Form Number 2 Voltage Transformer Ratio 12 Month Year of Manufacture 3 Current Transformer Ratio 13 Catalog Number 4 Softswitch Selection Box 14 Nomina...

Page 22: ...arameters that make on site inspection of meters simple and fast The LCD is shown below Each indicator on the display is named in the list below followed by detailed explanations 1 Billing Data Displa...

Page 23: ...indicators show whether the three character display in the lower left of the LCD is Volts or kilowatts The kWh energy value along with the kWh annunciator is displayed during normal operation is displ...

Page 24: ...hen values of instantaneous power are displayed The auto ranging kW value will be scaled to show the maximum available precision in one of the following formats XXX X XX XX X This indicates that there...

Page 25: ...ue impacts the energy and demand values that are displayed on the LCD For example the energy displayed on the LCD is the product of the energy accumulated by the meter times the TF This is frequently...

Page 26: ...the current load conditions Instantaneous Voltage The I 210 can be configured to display instantaneous voltage in the lower row of the LCD This value is refreshed every second The Instantaneous Voltag...

Page 27: ...Kt watt hours are accumulated So the Kh of the disk analog and the Kt of the test pulse are always related in the I 210 meter by the expression Kh 10 x Kt The values of Kh and Kt were chosen for the a...

Page 28: ...textual indicators Received and Delivered indicate whether the energy accumulated is delivered to the load or received from the load The right pointing arrow will illuminate when energy accumulation i...

Page 29: ...is accumulated normally Configuration Port The optical configuration port is intended primarily for use in a controlled indoor environment and is not shielded from ambient light Bright light condition...

Page 30: ...d number of times two for example 7 Stop the standard when the disk analog transitions from all segments on to all segments off for the desired number of times 8 Calculate the accumulated watt hours a...

Page 31: ...ter Kt value listed on the nameplate 2 Select the desired voltage and current level s on the test equipment 3 Install the meter in the test socket making certain that the socket is wired and or config...

Page 32: ...not recommended Instead return the whole meter as described in Returning Product on page 1 Cleaning During cleaning take care to avoid damaging or contaminating any gold plated contacts of the connect...

Page 33: ...an electronic subsystem of the meter and indicates a condition that is not user serviceable The meter must be returned to the factory for service Caution Description Received kWh This flag is set when...

Page 34: ...o transformer rated installation with correctly sized CTs Poor connection at socket terminal Replace socket terminal Meter runs slow Socket wiring error Rewire according to applicable diagram Meter in...

Page 35: ...ilable in Meter forms 12S 25S O Communication The O softswitch enables AMR communication After installing the O softswitch the meter will support one of the following communication types PSEM SPI 1 SP...

Page 36: ...c heating or cooling and other safety needs The Demand Limiting function enforces such a limit remotely U2 Pre Payment Management PPM With a remote connect disconnect switch and a two way AMR system i...

Page 37: ...nnect Disconnect Model 1S TWACS No 1SATDR 1S TWACS Yes 1SDTDR 1S Synergize RF No 1SARDR 1S Synergize RF Yes 1SDRDR 2S TWACS No 2SATDR 2S TWACS Yes 2SDTDR 2S Synergize RF No 2SARDR 2S Synergize RF Yes...

Page 38: ...0 Module Removal 1 Disconnect the CT connector from the socket on the electronics module 2 Grasp the snaps on either side of the nameplate carrier between the thumb and index finger and press them tog...

Page 39: ...meter is particular to a set of current sensors and electronics module Interchanging these components causes the meter to lose calibration and revert to an unconfigured mode which is indicated by on...

Page 40: ...30 I 210 User Manual AMI Modules...

Page 41: ...r and socket are installed according to local and national codes Upon applying power to the meter verify meter operations by observing the display For the first 5 seconds the register will display an...

Page 42: ...32 I 210 User Manual...

Page 43: ...ion guides The phasor diagrams are shown for informational purposes only The meter does not provide the information necessary to determine the phase relationships between voltages and currents IMPORTA...

Page 44: ...34 I 210 User Manual Form 1S 2W 1 Form 1S 2W 1 Self contained 2 wire 1 phase 1 element...

Page 45: ...I 210 User Manual 35 Chapter 7 Site Analysis Guides Form 2S 3W 1 Self contained 3 wire 1 phase 1 element...

Page 46: ...36 I 210 User Manual Form 3S 2W 1 Form 3S 2W 1 Transformer rated 2 wire 1 phase 1 element...

Page 47: ...I 210 User Manual 37 Chapter 7 Site Analysis Guides Form 3S 3W 1 Transformer rated 3 wire 1 phase 1 element...

Page 48: ...38 I 210 User Manual Form 4S 3W 1 Form 4S 3W 1 Transformer rated 3 wire 1 phase 1 element...

Page 49: ...I 210 User Manual 39 Chapter 7 Site Analysis Guides Form 12S 3W 1 Self contained 3 wire 1 phase 2 element...

Page 50: ...40 I 210 User Manual Form 12S 3W N Form 12S 3W N Self contained 3 wire network 2 element...

Page 51: ...I 210 User Manual 41 Chapter 7 Site Analysis Guides Form 25S 3W N Self contained 3 wire network 1 element...

Page 52: ...42 I 210 User Manual Form 25S 3W N...

Page 53: ...CHAPTER 8 DIAGRAMS ANSI Meter Diagrams Meter Outline Drawings...

Page 54: ...44 I 210 User Manual...

Page 55: ...D 4 7 8 12 18 19 23 25 31 load 9 10 16 18 20 20 21 load control 10 M MeterMate software 3 4 7 25 R Received see energy S softswitch 7 11 14 16 25 26 T test 4 17 20 24 amperage 11 constant 6 11 21 disp...

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