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FIND THE FEED CABLE IN YOUR ELECTRICITY METER (UK)

The Efergy monitor is installed by clipping the sensor around the feed cable of your
electricity meter.

LOCATE YOUR ELECTRICITY METER

Locate  your  electricity  meter  and  determine  its  type.  You  can
normally find this on an outside wall, in the garage, basement or
utility room. If you live in a flat, it can often be found outside your
front door, in the communal staircase, or in the basement. Ensure
there is enough of accessible cable coming from the bottom of
your electricity meter.

Modern office blocks and apartments may have safety panels to
protect wires entering the meter. It is recommended that professional
electricians be contacted where this is the case.

FIND THE FEED CABLE

You should find four cables exiting the meter. The feed cable (Cable
4) is the live cable exiting from the meter to the fuse box. Connect
the sensor to Cable 4 (Cable 4 will always be on the right hand
end of the meter, see Diagram 1).

Some installations will have Cable 1 and Cable 2 covered, or
partially covered to prevent any tampering with the supply (see
Diagram 2). Attach the sensor to Cable 4 (far right cable).

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3

4

Diagram 1

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3

4

Diagram 2

Dual Tariff meters (Diagram 3) will often
have an Auxiliary cable running between
Cable 3 and Cable 4. Auxiliary cables will
be  smaller  in  diameter  than  the  feed
cables,  and  will  run  into  an  adjoining
metering device.

Newer installations will normally have two
cables exiting from the bottom of the meter.
One is the earth cable, the other the live
feed cable. The sensor should be clipped
around the live feed cable (this is normally
brown coloured).

If you have a three phase supply, or economy
7 meter, then you may require additional
sensors. These can be simply plugged into
the additional sockets at the base of the
transmitter. Please contact your supplier for
additional sensors.

CONTACT  YOUR  LOCAL  ELECTRICITY
SUPPLIER IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS
ABOUT CLIPPING THE SENSOR ONTO THE
CORRECT CABLE.

Safety

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD
YOU  TRY TO  ATTACH  THE  SENSOR  IF
THERE  IS  ANY  DAMAGE  TO  THE
ELECTRIC METER CABLES. NO CABLES
NEED  TO  BE  CUT.  DO  NOT  CUT  ANY
CABLES.

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Cable 4

Auxiliary Cable

Diagram 3

Summary of Contents for lite 1.0

Page 1: ...ng at home or at work please feel free to contact us Call Efergy on 44 0 8450177 769 Efergy will answer any installation or set up questions and offer quick energy saving tips Lines are open between 8...

Page 2: ...mount of energy that a household is consuming at the time the display is read The display can also give the user a reading showing usage in financial terms You can walk around the home with your displ...

Page 3: ...onto the internal live feed cable inside the electricity meter or fuse box which delivers the live supply to your home In some countries i e Australia the live cable can only be accesed by a qualified...

Page 4: ...ave Cable 1 and Cable 2 covered or partially covered to prevent any tampering with the supply see Diagram 2 Attach the sensor to Cable 4 far right cable 1 2 3 4 Diagram 1 1 2 3 4 Diagram 2 Dual Tariff...

Page 5: ...smitter button 7 FIT THE SENSOR The sensor needs to be fitted to the live feed cable Sensors are suitable for cables up to 12mm in diameter You should not force the cable to fit 1 Push the release cap...

Page 6: ...On the reverse of the display you will find the Time Button Press and hold for two seconds Date set up will flash in the display STEP 2 Set the date by using the BWD and FWD Press Mode Button to conf...

Page 7: ...ck Hint Throughout the set up process push ESC BUTTON at any time your settings will be saved you will exit the function setting mode BWD FWD Mode Esc STEP 5 ALARM Default Alarm is set at 5kW If the a...

Page 8: ...e information Some of the information will always be displayed on the screen regardless of whether you are in INSTANT or HISTORY modes DAILY AVERAGE INFORMATION Display daily average consumption in kW...

Page 9: ...ays weeks months Push the history button to move from daily to weekly to monthly information Use the BWD and FWD buttons to scroll between dates and compare consumption data HISTORY MODE INSTANT MODE...

Page 10: ...e transmit Transmitter s works over 40meters within the home The 433MHz range is well suited for in home use This can cover three floors and also well suited to builders where meters are outside the m...

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