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Description 

 

3.3 7KT PAC1600 multimeter 

 

7KT multimeter 

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Manual, 08/2018, 2514284149-01 

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Pages 

Subpages 

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Hour counter 
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TOT 

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PAR-1 

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PAR-2 

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PAR-3 

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PAR-4 

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Limit threshold 
LIM1–LIM2–LIM3–LIM4 

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Alarms 
ALA1–ALA2–ALA3–ALA4 

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Tariff selection 
(tAr-1 and tAr-2) 

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Device information 
MODEL, REV SW, SER. No. 

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3.3.4

 

Harmonic displays 

The 7KT1681 and the 7KT1682 provide phase analysis up to the 15th harmonic for the 

following measured variables: 

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Phase-to-phase voltages 

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Phase-to-neutral voltages 

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Currents 

To activate the harmonic analysis, set parameter P02.12 = THD/HAR. 
With P02.12 = THD, the device only shows the THD of the above measurements. 

 

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Harmonic 

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Harmonic current percentage 

Summary of Contents for SENTRON 7KT PAC1600 Series

Page 1: ...Manual Multimeter 7KT PAC1600 Measuring Devices 08 2018 Edition SENTRON siemens de powermonitoring ...

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Page 3: ...____________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ SENTRON Measuring devices 7KT multimeter Manual 08 2018 2514284149 01 Introduction 1 Safety instructions 2 Description 3 Installation removal 4 Connecting 5 Commissioning 6 Service and maintenance 7 Technical data 8 Dimensional drawings 9 ESD guidelines A ...

Page 4: ...be operated only by personnel qualified for the specific task in accordance with the relevant documentation in particular its warning notices and safety instructions Qualified personnel are those who based on their training and experience are capable of identifying risks and avoiding potential hazards when working with these products systems Proper use of Siemens products Note the following WARNIN...

Page 5: ...ment 14 3 2 2 Voltage measurement 14 3 3 7KT PAC1600 multimeter 15 3 3 1 Keypad functions 16 3 3 2 Selection of measured values 17 3 3 3 Display 18 3 3 4 Harmonic displays 22 3 4 Parameterization 23 3 4 1 Parameter setting setup from the front panel 23 3 4 2 Energy measurements 25 3 4 3 Hour counter 26 3 4 4 Limit threshold status display 27 3 4 5 Alarm display 28 3 4 6 Parameter tables 28 3 4 7 C...

Page 6: ...s register for devices with Modbus interface 52 6 4 1 Modbus measured variables with the function codes 03 and 04 52 6 4 2 Modbus command parameters 56 6 4 3 Setup parameters 57 7 Service and maintenance 61 7 1 Firmware update 61 7 2 Fault elimination measures 61 7 3 Warranty 62 7 4 Disposal 62 8 Technical data 63 8 1 Technical data 63 8 2 Labels on the enclosure 66 9 Dimensional drawings 67 A ESD...

Page 7: ...est information Up to the minute information You can find further support on the Internet at http www siemens com lowvoltage technical assistance 1 3 Advanced training courses Find out about training courses on offer on the following link Training for Industry https www siemens de sitrain lowvoltage This is where you can choose from Web based training courses online informative free Classroom trai...

Page 8: ...eer the Combined Product but only to debug your modifications The modification right does not include the right to distribute such modifications and you shall maintain in confidence any information resulting from such reverse engineering of a Combined Product Certain OSS licenses require SIEMENS to make source code available for example the GNU General Public License the GNU Lesser General Public ...

Page 9: ...al or international regulations Ensure that the limits given in the technical data are not exceeded not even during commissioning or testing Short circuit the secondary connections of intermediate current transformers at the transformers before interrupting the current lines to the device Test the polarity and the phase assignment of the instrument transformers Before connecting the device ensure ...

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Page 11: ...ondary current terminals of the current transformer before removing this device Always follow the safety instructions for the current transformers used DANGER Risk of death due to hazardous voltage Before starting work disconnect the system and the device from the power supply WARNING Possible risk of death due to damaged device Using devices when they are damaged may result in death serious injur...

Page 12: ...able we recommend fitting a 120 Ω terminating resistor at the beginning and end of the bus cable To establish Modbus RTU communication the communication parameters must be known These include baud rate and format Furthermore you must have entered the slave address in the device Note Risk of manipulation In order to reduce the risk of manipulation occurring on the device it is recommended that the ...

Page 13: ...nents should only be connected to an enterprise network or the Internet if and to the extent such a connection is necessary and only when appropriate security measures e g firewalls and or network segmentation are in place For additional information on industrial security measures that may be implemented please visit internet http www siemens com industrialsecurity Siemens products and solutions u...

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Page 15: ...ion of the clearly laid out user interface The 7KT1682 additionally features an insulated RS 485 communications interface with Modbus protocol support Multimeter Description 7KT1681 Universal meter without S0 interface 7KT1682 Universal meter with Modbus RTU Measurement The 7KT1681 and 7KT1682 multimeters measure all the relevant electrical variables in an AC system Interfaces Optional interfaces ...

Page 16: ...rated current of 1 A or 5 A for connecting standard current transformers Ampacity of current measuring inputs The current measuring inputs can be continuously loaded as follows With 1 2 A at a rated current of 1 A With 6 A at a rated current of 5 A 3 2 2 Voltage measurement NOTICE Device damage due to DC current The device is not suitable for measuring DC current Only measure AC current with the d...

Page 17: ...lecting and changing Arrow key for scrolling selecting and changing You will find information on operation in chapter Keypad functions Page 16 ff Arrow key for scrolling confirming and switching over Menu key Basic properties Three phase digital multimeter 4U modular enclosure 72 mm for DIN rail Backlit LCD 2 versions 7KT1681 Standard version 7KT1682 With built in RS 485 interface 4 navigation key...

Page 18: ...ay Selected phase Subpage Measurement type Communication active Alarm icon End of scale value Bar diagram Unit of measured variables 3 3 1 Keypad functions Menu key The Menu key is used for opening and closing the display and setup menus Arrow keys and Arrow keys and are used for Scrolling between screens Selecting available options on the display Changing increasing decreasing settings The arrow ...

Page 19: ... be set the menu opens with the PAS option already selected 1 Press or to select an option 2 Confirm with 3 Press the Menu key to return to the measurement display 3 3 2 Selection of measured values Use the keys and to scroll through the measurement display pages The current page is indicated by the unit in the upper left section of the display Some measurements may not be displayed on the device ...

Page 20: ...t is used for HI values You can find more information on this in chapter Command menu Page 36 AV Average value Time integrated average value of measurement You can find more information on parameter M04 Integration in chapter Parameter tables Page 28 MD Max demand values This is stored in non volatile memory and can be reset using a special command Programming functions You can select the page and...

Page 21: ...R 2 5 Reactive energy meter export kvarh SYS PAR kvarh SYS TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 6 Apparent energy meter kVAh SYS PAR kVAh SYS TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 7 Energy meter L1 kWh L1 PAR kWh L1 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 8 Energy meter L2 kWh L2 PAR kWh L2 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 9 Energy meter L3 kWh L3 PAR kWh L3 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 10 Energy meter L1 kWh L1 PAR kWh L1 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 11 Energy meter L2 kWh L2 PAR ...

Page 22: ... meter L2 kvarh L2 PAR kvarh L2 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 18 Energy meter L3 kvarh L3 PAR kvarh L3 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 19 Energy meter L1 kVAh L1 PAR kVAh L1 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 20 Energy meter L2 kVAh L2 PAR kVAh L2 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 21 Energy meter L3 kVAh L3 PAR kVAh L3 TOT SYS TAR 1 TAR 2 22 Voltage L L V L1 L2 V L2 L3 V L3 L1 V LL demand HI LO AV 23 Voltage L N V L1 N V L2 N V L3 N V L N demand H...

Page 23: ...er factor PF L1 PF L2 PF L3 PF demand HI LO AV 29 Active power unbalance L1 L2 L2 L3 L3 L1 HI LO AV 30 Frequency Hz HI LO AV 31 Voltage unbalance L L ASY VLL HI LO AV 32 Voltage unbalance L N ASY VLN HI LO AV 33 Current unbalance ASY I HI LO AV 34 Voltage THD L L THD V L1 L2 THD V L2 L3 THD V L3 L1 HI LO AV 35 Voltage THD L N THD V L1 THD V L2 THD V L3 HI LO AV 36 Current THD THD I L1 THD I L2 THD...

Page 24: ...iff selection tAr 1 and tAr 2 41 Device information MODEL REV SW SER No 3 3 4 Harmonic displays The 7KT1681 and the 7KT1682 provide phase analysis up to the 15th harmonic for the following measured variables Phase to phase voltages Phase to neutral voltages Currents To activate the harmonic analysis set parameter P02 12 THD HAR With P02 12 THD the device only shows the THD of the above measurement...

Page 25: ... with selection 01 flashing 3 Use the keys or to select the required menu e g P01 P02 P03 During the selection the alphanumeric display shows a brief description of the currently selected menu Code Menu Description P01 GENERAL Specification of the system P02 OTHER Language brightness display etc P03 PASSWORD Password activation P04 INTEGRATION Integration times P05 HOUR COUNTER Hour counter settin...

Page 26: ... To set the minimum possible value Press and simultaneously To set the maximum possible value Press and simultaneously To restore the factory default value The required value is selected 7 Press to save the parameter The display returns to the previous menu level parameter selection 8 Press repeatedly to leave and save the parameters Note Alternatively you can hold down for 3 seconds during progra...

Page 27: ...asurements There are 3 special pages for energy meters Active energy Reactive energy Apparent energy Each page shows the total value and the partial value You can find information about resetting in chapter Command menu Page 36 Continuous display of measurement If the unit is displayed continuously this means that the measuring device is set for imported positive energy To activate the display for...

Page 28: ...ctivated P02 10 ON the display shows three independent additional pages 1 page per phase including total and partial energy 3 4 3 Hour counter When the hour counter is activated the multimeter displays the hour counter page in the following format Hours Seconds Minutes You can find more information on menu P05 Hour counter in chapter Parameter tables Page 28 ...

Page 29: ...h the corresponding status and the following format Limit thresholds deactivated Limit thresholds activated If the limit threshold is activated ON flashes If the function is deactivated OFF is displayed continuously If you have not programmed a limit threshold dashes appear on the display You can find more information on menu P08 Limit thresholds in chapter Parameter tables Page 28 ...

Page 30: ...rm text changes on the display You can use parameter P02 14 for the Utility menu to make the backlighting of the display flash in the event of an alarm This makes it more obvious that a fault has occurred Depending on the settings of parameter P09 n 03 alarms are either reset automatically when the alarm conditions are no longer fulfilled or they need to be reset by you manually via the command me...

Page 31: ...r rent transformer A 5 1 10000 P01 02 Secondary current of the current transformer A 5 1 5 P01 03 Nominal voltage V 400 50 500000 P01 04 Rated power OFF OFF ON P01 05 Nominal voltage of primary winding of voltage trans former V 100 50 500000 P01 06 Nominal voltage of second ary winding of voltage trans former V 100 50 500 P01 07 Wiring configuration L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 N BIL L1...

Page 32: ...s 0 5 0 1 5 0 P02 09 Exported energy measure OFF OFF ON P02 10 Phase energy measure P02 11 U I asymmetry measure P02 12 THD harmonic measure OFF THD THD HAR P02 13 Power unbalance measure ment OFF ON P02 14 Backlight flash when in alarm P02 05 OFF Display always shows the most recently selected menu page Value set The display returns to the page set using P02 06 after this time has elapsed P02 06 ...

Page 33: ...rent and voltage 2 15 P02 13 Permits the calculation and display of phase shift P02 14 In the event of an alarm the display backlighting flashes to annunciate the fault M03 Password Unit Default Range P03 01 Enable password OFF OFF ON P03 02 User level password 1000 0 9999 P03 03 Administrator password 2000 P03 01 When OFF is set the password setting is deactivated and access to settings and the c...

Page 34: ...ements are integrated for a time 1 15 of the set time Every time this interval elapses the oldest value is replaced by the newly calculated value and the integrated measurement is updated A time shift window with the 15 most recent calculated values which correspond to the set time is taken into account here Bus As a fixed mode however the integration intervals are defined by means of synchronizat...

Page 35: ... variable which was used in the previous parameter Example If the partial hour counter needs to count the time while one measurement is above a threshold that was defined by LIM3 program LIMx in the previous parameter and enter 3 in this parameter M07 Communication for 7KT1682 only Unit Default Range P07 01 Address 01 01 255 P07 02 Baud rate bps 9600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 P0...

Page 36: ...er measurement to which the limit threshold applies P08 n 02 Defines the function of the limit threshold Max LIMn active if the measurement exceeds P08 P08 n 03 is the reset threshold Min LIMn active if the measurement falls below P08 P08 n 06 is the reset threshold Min Max LIMn active if the measurement exceeds P08 n 03 or falls below P08 n 06 P08 n 03 P08 n 04 Defines the upper threshold resulti...

Page 37: ...xt ALAn Freely definable text for alarm Max 16 characters P09 n 01 Signal which triggers the alarm when a threshold value LIMx is exceeded P09 n 02 Channel number n with reference to the previous parameter P09 n 03 ON You must manually save and reset the alarm OFF The alarm is saved and reset automatically P09 n 04 High In the event of an alarm the display automatically switches to the alarm page ...

Page 38: ...es for all meas urements C 03 RESET PAR ENERGY Resets the partial energy meters C 04 RESET PAR HOURS Resets the partial hour counters C 07 RESET ALARMS Resets alarms C 08 RESET LIMITS Resets limit values C 11 RESET TOT ENERGY Not with MID devices Administrator Resets the total and partial energy meters C 12 RESET TOT HOURS Resets the total hour counter C 13 SETUP TO DEFAULT Restores all the factor...

Page 39: ...mmand menu You can find more information in chapter Command menu Page 36 2 Select command C 16 as described in the instructions in chapter Command menu Page 36 3 Check the following points Reading of the three voltages Phase sequence Voltage unbalance Reverse polarity of one or more current transformers Mismatch between voltage current phases If the test is not successful the display indicates the...

Page 40: ... set up You can use powerconfig to parameterize and operate the measuring devices via communications interfaces and to document and monitor measured values powerconfig functions The software combines the following functions Parameterization Documentation Operation Monitoring User friendly documentation of settings and measured values Clear presentation of the available parameters including plausib...

Page 41: ...damaged devices Never start up damaged devices NOTICE Device damage due to condensation Sudden fluctuations in temperature can lead to condensation Condensation can affect the function of the device Store the device in the operating room for at least two hours before commencing installation The device is mounted on a TH35 rail complying with EN 60715 and is intended for installation in permanently...

Page 42: ...Installation removal 4 3 Removal 7KT multimeter 40 Manual 08 2018 2514284149 01 4 3 Removal ...

Page 43: ...efore working on the device Never open the secondary circuit of the current transformer under load Short circuit the secondary current terminals of the current transformer before removing this device Always follow the safety instructions for the current transformers used WARNING Possible risk of death due to damaged device Using devices when they are damaged may result in death serious injury or p...

Page 44: ...ety regulations for working with high voltage installations e g DIN VDE NFPA 70E as well as national and international regulations Ensure that the limits given in the technical data are not exceeded not even during commissioning or testing Short circuit the secondary connections of intermediate current transformers at the transformers before interrupting the current lines to the device Test the po...

Page 45: ...onnecting 5 1 Connection examples 7KT multimeter Manual 08 2018 2514284149 01 43 Three phase connection with or without neutral conductor P01 07 L1 L2 L3 N or L1 L2 L3 Two phase connection P01 07 L1 N L2 ...

Page 46: ... Connection examples 7KT multimeter 44 Manual 08 2018 2514284149 01 Single phase connection P01 07 L1 N Three phase connection of the same load with or without neutral conductor P01 07 L1 L2 L3 N BIL or L1 L2 L3 BIL ...

Page 47: ...anual 08 2018 2514284149 01 45 Three phase connection without neutral conductor ARON circuit current transformer in L1 and L2 P01 07 L1 L2 L3 Three phase connection without neutral conductor ARON circuit current transformer in L1 and L3 P01 07 L1 L2 L3 ...

Page 48: ...imeter 46 Manual 08 2018 2514284149 01 Three phase connection with neutral conductor via voltage transformer P01 07 L1 L2 L3 N Three phase connection without neutral conductor via voltage transformer Set P01 04 P01 05 and P01 06 P01 07 L1 L2 L3 ...

Page 49: ...4149 01 47 5 2 Connecting the device NOTICE Irreparable damage to the device The wrong system connection can cause irreparable damage to the device Before connecting the device ensure that the local power supply conditions match the specifications on the type plate Procedure ...

Page 50: ...ice 7KT multimeter 48 Manual 08 2018 2514284149 01 Circuit diagram Figure 5 1 Only necessary with phase L Parameterization You can find information on parameterization in the chapter Parameter setting setup from the front panel Page 23 ...

Page 51: ...re connecting the device ensure that the local power supply conditions match the specifications on the type plate Before starting up the device check that all connections are correct Note Before performing an insulation test of the entire installation with AC or DC you must disconnect the device from the line voltage 1 Apply the measuring voltage You can find more information on this in chapter Co...

Page 52: ...ia the link https support industry siemens com cs ww en view 63452759 Information on how to use powerconfig can be found in the Online Help of the configuration software or by contacting Technical Support You launch the Online Help in powerconfig by pressing the F1 key Requirements In order to configure measuring devices with an RS 485 interface you must connect the measuring voltage and set up co...

Page 53: ... switch between online and offline mode click Activate online view in the Options menu or press the F12 key Set the required basic parameters Make use of the Online Help in powerconfig In order to load the parameters to the device proceed as follows 1 Integrate the device in powerconfig 2 In the Views menu select the submenu Parameters or alternatively press the Ctrl and Pos1 keys simultaneously T...

Page 54: ...y W 100 0018H 2 L3 active energy 001AH 2 L1 reactive power Var 100 001CH 2 L2 reactive power 001EH 2 L3 reactive power 0020H 2 L1 apparent power VA 100 Unsigned long 0022H 2 L2 apparent power 0024H 2 L3 apparent power 0026H 2 L1 power factor 10000 Signed long 0028H 2 L2 power factor 002AH 2 L3 power factor 0032H 2 Frequency Hz 100 Unsigned long 0034H 2 Average phase voltage V 100 0036H 2 Average c...

Page 55: ...4H 2 KW L3 1 Address Number of registers Measured variable Unit Format Max measured variables HI 0400H 2 L1 phase voltage V 100 Unsigned long 0402H 2 L2 phase voltage 0462H 2 L3 1 voltage THD 100 Min measured variables LO 0600H 2 L1 phase voltage V 100 Unsigned long 0602H 2 L2 phase voltage 0662H 2 L3 1 voltage THD 100 Average measured variables AV 0800H 2 L1 phase voltage V 100 Unsigned long 0802...

Page 56: ...monic L2 voltage 0C80H 2 2nd harmonic L3 voltage 0C9AH 2 15th harmonic L3 voltage 0CC0H 2 2nd harmonic L1 current 0CDAH 2 15th harmonic L1 current 0D00H 2 2nd harmonic L2 current 0D1AH 2 15th harmonic L2 current 0D40H 2 2nd harmonic L3 current 0D5AH 2 15th harmonic L3 current 0D80H 2 2nd harmonic L1 L2 voltage 0D9AH 2 15th harmonic L1 L2 voltage 0DC0H 2 2nd harmonic L2 L3 voltage 0DDAH 2 15th harm...

Page 57: ...s the counter value 999999999 99 kWh is exceeded for devices Address Number of registers Measured variable Unit Format 1E20H 4 L1 active energy import kWh 100 Unsigned long long 1E24H 4 L1 active energy export 1E28H 4 L1 inductive reactive energy kvarh 100 1E2CH 4 L1 capacitive reactive energy 1E30H 4 L1 apparent energy import kVAh 100 1E34H 4 L1 partial active energy import kWh 100 1E38H 4 L1 par...

Page 58: ... parameters 151 Unsigned int 2FF0H 1 Load parameters 162 Unsigned int 2FF0H 1 Wiring test 100 Unsigned int 2FF0H 1 Reset HI 200 Unsigned int 2F01H 1 Reset LO 1 Unsigned int 1 After executing this command it is recommended that you issue the REBOOT command 2 After executing this command you can use query 4 under address 0x1F20 to obtain the test result The bit assignments are shown in the wiring te...

Page 59: ...f the current transformer 1 10000 5 1 5000H P01 02 Secondary current of the current transformer 0 1 1 1 5002H P01 03 Nominal voltage 49 500000 49 2 5004H P01 04 Rated power 0 1 0 1 5006H P01 05 Primary rated power 50 500000 100 2 5008H P01 06 Secondary rated power 50 500 100 1 500AH P01 07 Wiring configuration 0 5 0 1 500CH M02 Utility CODE MENU MIN MAX DEF WORDS ADDRESS P02 01 Language 0 4 0 1 50...

Page 60: ...DDRESS P04 01 Demand values 0 3 1 1 5180H P04 02 Power demand values 1 60 15 1 5182H P04 03 Current demand values 1 60 15 1 5184H M05 Hour counter CODE MENU MIN MAX DEF WORDS ADDRESS P05 01 Activate total hour coun ter 0 1 1 1 5200H P05 02 Activate partial hour counter 0 4 1 1 5202H M07 Communication CODE MENU MIN MAX DEF WORDS ADDRESS P07 n 01 Address 1 255 1 1 5300H n 1 x 80H P07 n 02 Baud rate ...

Page 61: ...cription Function Example 0x5000 1 Selection of menu number 4 read 6 write Write the value 1 to select menu number 1 0x5001 1 Selection of submenu num ber Write the value 4 to select submenu number 4 If the number of the submenu is not required write 0 0x5002 1 Selection of parameter num ber Write the value 2 to select parameter number 2 0x5004 1 28 Parameter value 4 read 6 write 16 multiwrite 0x2...

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Page 63: ... configuration You can find more in formation under Parameterizing with powerconfig Page 50 Voltage values are not plausible Check that the measuring voltages are connected correctly In the case of voltage transformers ensure that transformer ratios are set correctly Current values are not plausible Check the settings and the wiring of the current transformers and correct if necessary No communica...

Page 64: ...ring the warranty period 1 Uninstall the device You can find more information in chapter Installation removal Page 39 2 Pack the device in a suitable manner to prevent it from being damaged during transport 3 Return the device to Siemens You can obtain the address from Your Siemens sales partner Technical Assistance You can find more information in chapter AUTOHOTSPOT 7 4 Disposal Dispose of the m...

Page 65: ...20 V L L 415 V L N Frequency range 45 Hz 65 Hz Measurement type True root mean square value TRMS Input impedance of measurement L N L L 8 MΩ Wiring configuration Single phase two phase three phase with or without neutral conductor or three phase with equal load Refer to chapter Connection examples Page 42 Recommended fuses 1 A quick response Input current Rated current 1 A or 5 A Measuring range F...

Page 66: ... A W Environmental conditions Installation For indoor use only Operating temperature 20 C 60 C Storage temperature 30 C 80 C Relative humidity IEC EN 60068 2 78 80 non condensing Maximum degree of pollution 2 Overvoltage category 3 Measuring category III Climatic sequence Z ABDM IEC EN 60068 2 61 Shock resistance 15 g IEC EN 60068 2 27 Vibration resistance 0 7 g IEC EN 60068 2 6 Insulation voltage...

Page 67: ...RLIAMENT AND COUNCIL of February 26 2014 on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits DIRECTIVE 2011 65 EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND COUNCIL OF June 8 2011 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic devices Conformity with these Directives is verified by com...

Page 68: ...e device EAC certification Overvoltage category CAT III for current and voltage inputs Protective insulation device with safety class II CE mark Confirmation of conformity of the product device with the applicable EU directives and compliance with the essential re quirements contained in these directives Electrical installation demands technical competence Do not dispose of this device with genera...

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Page 71: ...royed or damaged by improper handling You must discharge your body electrostatically immediately before touching an electronic module To do this touch a conductive grounded object e g a bare metal part of a switch cabinet or the water pipe Always hold the component by the plastic enclosure Electronic modules should not be brought into contact with electrically insulating materials such as plastic ...

Page 72: ...SD workstation The diagrams below illustrate the required ESD protective measures for electrostatic sensitive devices ESD seat ESD standing position ESD seat and ESD standing position Protective measures a Conductive floor b ESD table c ESD footwear d ESD smock e ESD bracelet f Cubicle ground connection ...

Page 73: ... Classroom Training 5 Commissioning Measuring voltage 50 Prerequisites 49 Connecting Procedure 47 Current measurement Ampacity of current measuring inputs 14 Design of the device 14 D Disposal 62 E ESD guidelines 69 L Latest information 5 M Menu key 16 Modbus command parameters Modbus function code 06 56 Wiring test results 56 O Open Source Software 6 Use 6 P Parameter setup M01 General 57 M02 Uti...

Page 74: ... Programming functions 18 Set password 17 T Technical data Accuracy 63 Additional faults 64 Auxiliary power 63 Current input 63 Digital input 63 Environmental conditions 64 Input current 63 Input voltage 63 Insulation voltage 64 Measuring accuracy 64 Weight 63 Training 5 5 Learning paths 5 WBT 5 V Voltage measurement Design of the device 14 Measuring input voltages 15 W Warranty Procedure 62 WBT T...

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