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With a further increase in voltage by another 30 V (285 V), the load will be tripped off with a fixed time delay of 

0.2 s. 

When the voltage rises above 300 ± 10 V, the load will be tripped off with a fixed time delay of 0.05 s. 
After  tripping  off  the  load,  if  the  mains  voltage  drops  below  250  V  (“

Upper  cut-

off  threshold”  255  V

  minus 

Hysteresis

” 5 V

), it will return to automatic operation after the automatic reclosure time (5 s). 

If the voltage drops below the threshold of 190 V (“

Lowe

cut-off  threshold

”), the load will tripped off in 12.0 s 

(“Cutoff delay by the lower threshold”). 

With a further decrease in voltage below 145 V, the load will be tripped off with a fixed time delay of 0.25 s. 
After load tripping off, if the mains voltage rises above 195 V ("

Lower cut-off

threshold 

190 V plus "

Hysteresis

"  

5 V), there will be a return to automatic operation after the automatic reclosure time. 

The  device 

operation  in  the  emergency  mode  is  described  in  paragraph  3.5.6  (“Load  tripping  off  due  to  a 

failure”). 

 

3.5.3 Frequency load protection (disabled by default) 

During operation, the EM-129 constantly measures the value of the frequency of the mains voltage. 
If frequency rises above the threshold of 51.0 Hz (“Upper cutoff threshold”), the load will be tripped off in 10.0 s 

(“Cutoff delay”). 

After disconnecting the load, if the mains frequency drops be

low 51.0 Hz (“

Upper

 

cutoff

 

threshold

”), it will return 

to automatic operation after the automatic reclosure time. 

If frequency drops below the threshold of 49.0 Hz (“Lower cut-off threshold”), the load will tripped off in 10.0 s 

(“Cutoff delay”). 

After tripping off the load, if the mains frequency rises above 49.0 Hz ("

Lower shutdown threshold

"), it will return 

to automatic operation after the automatic reclosure time. 

The  operation  of  the  device 

in  emergency  mode  is  described  in  paragraph  3.5.6  (“Load  shedding  due  to  a 

failure”). 

 

3.5.4 Load current protection 

During operation, the EM-129 constantly measures the amount of current consumed by the load. 
If  the  load  current  rises  above  the  threshold  of  63  A  (“Cutoff  threshold”),  the  load  will  be  off  in  5.0  s  (“Cutoff 

delay”). 

After tripping off the load, there will be return to automatic operation after the automatic reclosure time. 
The  operation  of  the  device 

in  emergency  mode  is  described  in  paragraph  3.5.6  (“Load  shedding  due  to  a 

failure”). 

 

3.5.5 Load protection by power consumption (disabled by default) 

During operation, the EM-129 constantly measures the amount of power consumed by the load. 
If  the  load  power  increases  above  the  threshold  of  14,490 W  (“Cutoff  threshold”),  the  load  will  be  off  in  5.0  s 

(“Cutoff delay”). 

After disconnecting the load, there will be return to normal operation after the reclosure time. 
The  operation  of  the  device 

in  emergency  mode  is  described  in  paragraph  3.5.6  (“Load  shedding  due  to  a 

failure”). 

 

3.5.6 Load shedding due to a failure 

In  the  event  of  an  emergency  (overvoltage,  overcurrent,  overvoltage,  etc.),  the  load  is  off,  the  reclosure  time 

starts and the status indicator (Figure 1, pos. 2) starts to glow red. 

With  the  end  of  the  emergency,  the  status  indicator  blinks  red,  indicating  that  the  automatic  reclosure  time  is 

running, after which the load will be automatically tripped on. 

If the reclosure time has expired before the emergency disappears, the load will be tripped on without delay after 

the end of emergency. 

If  the n

umber of attempts of automatic restarting has been exceeded (for current and power protection “3”, for 

voltage  protection  “no”),  the  device  will  block  the  load  from  being  switched  on,  and  the  status  indicator  will 
constantly glow in red. To restore the EM-129, it is necessary to disconnect it from the network, wait for 5 s and turn 
it on again. 

 

3.5.7 Factory Reset 

Press and hold the Wi-Fi button on the front panel of the device for 20 seconds. 
After 20 seconds, when the status indicator will turn purple, release the Wi-Fi button. 
When  the  factory  reset  is  completed,  the  status  indicator  will  stop  glowing  in  purple,  and  the  device  will 

automatically reboot. 

The device has been reset to factory settings and is ready for use. 

 

3.5.8 Protocol of data exchange between EM-129 and the "my.overvis.com" service  

The protocol of data exchange between EM-

129 and the “my.overvis.com” service is a closed protocol and has 

not been disclosed for security purposes. 

All data is received and sent in encrypted form using 256 bit encryption. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for EM-129

Page 1: ...ol system on the development and deviceion complies with requirements ISO 9001 2015 Dear customer Company NOVATEK ELECTRO LTD thanks you for purchasing our devices You will be able to use properly the device after carefully studying the Operating Manual Keep the Operating Manual throughout the service life of the device Odessa Ukraine www novatek electro com ...

Page 2: ...E During operation and maintenance the regulatory document requirements must be met namely Regulations for Operation of Consumer Electrical Installations Safety Rules for Operation of Consumer Electrical Installations Occupational Safety when in Operation of Electrical Installations Installation adjustment and maintenance of the device must be performed by qualified personnel having studied this O...

Page 3: ...us and Wi Fi network connection status When connecting meter EM 129 to the my overvis com service it is possible to control EM 129 from anywhere in the world where there is the Internet connectivity One can save energy and money by using meter EM 129 to control heating or ventilation appliances according to a pre planned schedule Key features Accounting for electric power consumed by the load Meas...

Page 4: ... Operating supply voltage V 220 240 Supply frequency Hz 50 60 Voltage at which operability remains V 100 450 Maximum switching current at active load A 63 Power of connected load W no more 14 000 Ready time at supply voltage supply s no more 1 5 Shutdown delay at voltage increase of more than 420 V and duration of more than 2 0 ms s no more 0 05 Shutdown delay at voltage increase of more than 30 V...

Page 5: ...e manual control mode When the current scheduled event is completed or the next scheduled event occurs meter EM 129 returns to the automatic mode of operation Wi Fi connection setup mode Meter EM 129 creates its own access point with the name EM 129_xxxxxx where xxxxxx is the unique device code The user having connected to this access point and in the Web browser Opera Chrome Fire Fox others by go...

Page 6: ...ctions and colors of the status indicator Table 2 Color of the status indicator when pressing the Wi Fi button Color Time of pressing s Action performed Purple 1 It is detected that the button is pressed no action will be taken Red 2 5 Turn on the load if it was disconnected or disconnect the load if it was turned on Blue red flashing 5 20 Enable Wi Fi connection setup mode Purple 20 25 Reset to f...

Page 7: ...a message on the successful saving will be displayed on the screen of the electronic device Wait for connection of EM 129 to the specified Wi Fi the status condition indicator will stop flashing often in blue and follow the link in the form of a green button at the bottom of the screen see Fig 5 Notes 1 if the status condition indicator is constantly flashing blue check the Wi Fi network and repea...

Page 8: ...tion was made the page for entering the device password will be displayed see Fig 7 you must enter the password default is admin and click the Enter button Fig 7 local entry to EM 129 3 5 Use of the device In description of the device operation the settings set by the manufacturer are used Note all described thresholds and time delays can be changed by the user in the device settings 3 5 1 Operati...

Page 9: ...be off in 5 0 s Cutoff delay After tripping off the load there will be return to automatic operation after the automatic reclosure time The operation of the device in emergency mode is described in paragraph 3 5 6 Load shedding due to a failure 3 5 5 Load protection by power consumption disabled by default During operation the EM 129 constantly measures the amount of power consumed by the load If ...

Page 10: ...QUIREMENTS OF THIS USER MANUAL THE USER WILL LOSE THE RIGHT TO WARRANTY MAINTENANCE 5 4 Warranty service is performed at the place of purchase or by the manufacturer of the device 5 5 Post warranty service of the device is performed by the manufacturer at current rates 5 6 Before sending for repair the device should be packed in the original or other packing excluding mechanical damage 6 TRANSPORT...

Page 11: ...ization A2 Status condition After successful authorization a status condition page will be displayed see Fig A2 where current information on EM 129 status is displayed At the top of the screen the device name overvis EM 129 the current power consumption by the load 0 W and the button to open the main menu are displayed In the middle of the screen there is a manual control button and readings of th...

Page 12: ...ill occur after clicking on menu item SCHEDULE Figure A4 Double clicking on a schedule adds an event Double clicking on an event opens the event settings window Changing the duration of the event is carried out by dragging the entire block or using the elements and To delete an event click in the upper left corner of the event To save the current schedule in EM 129 click the Save button To cancel ...

Page 13: ...e Save save the settings in the EM 129 Fig A5 Voltage protection POWER PROTECTION Protection permission to protection enabling disabled active or full power Power threshold value of power upon reaching which the load will be tripped off Cutoff delay protection response time when a threshold is reached Delay of re closure delay before re closure of the load in the event of an accident Re enable the...

Page 14: ...lock on the EM 129 set in seconds per day To enable time synchronization a parameter that allows you to enable or disable EM 129 to synchronize time with the NTP exact time server NTP server address address of the NTP time server Port a port for connecting to the exact time server Synchronization period a period with which the EM 129 will synchronize with the exact time server Save to save the set...

Page 15: ...on Current threshold s 1 0 63 0 63 0 Cutoff delay s 0 2 10 0 5 0 Re closure delay s 0 5 600 0 60 0 Number of re closures No 1 2 3 5 7 10 always 3 Power protection Protection enabling Off in active in full in active Power threshold W 100 14490 14490 Cutoff delay s 0 2 10 0 5 0 Re closure delay s 0 5 600 0 60 0 Number of re closures No 1 2 3 5 7 10 always 3 Frequency protection Upper threshold Hz 50...

Page 16: ...s 32 symbols of ASCII my overvis com Table B1 continued Port of connection 1 65535 20504 Options Front panel blocking in min No 1 10 No Meter blocking in min No 1 720 No Reset time of re closure counters min 1 60 1 Display brightness 1 15 10 ...

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