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4.

 

Installation 

The  Smart Analyzer®  installation is  made under the responsibility of  the  electric technician 
(Smart Impulse or certified installer). 

The latter will need to ensure he has the appropriate training and certifications to deal with 
material installations in the Smart Analyser® installation environment, without compromising 
its safety, the safety of any person accompanying him or the facilities’ safety on which or next 
to which he must work.  

The  selection  of  the  protection  and  cut-off  devices  will  be  done  in  accordance  with 
electrical standards, more specifically regarding the cascading

 

and the selection of the 

sizes and breaking capacities.  

 

4.1.

 

Box set-up  

The Smart Analyzer® has a DIN rail standardized fastening system. 

Please respect the following indications: 

1)

 

Set-up  a  tetrapolar  differential  circuit  breaker  with  the  appropriate  breaking 

capacities. 

2)

 

Implement, downstream from the differential circuit breaker a power supply 230 V

AC

 

towards  24  V

DC

  (500 mA)  and  its  protective  circuit  breaker  with  the  appropriate 

breaking capacities. 

3)

 

First connect the ground cable (section 2.5 mm²) to the pin located at the top of the 

box to ensure its electric protection (tightening 1.2 N.m). 

4)

 

Put the Smart Analyzer® on the DIN rail by engaging first the inferior dogs then turn 

the box by retaining the locking tabs.  

5)

 

Then, connect the two power wires (ground and 24 V, shielded twisted pair)  

 
 
 
Power supply connector 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Smart Analyzer

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL Model Smart Analyzer Manufacturer Smart Impulse Power meter with consumption breakdown by use 03 12 13...

Page 2: ...sentation 4 3 1 Box 4 4 Installation 5 4 1 Box set up 5 4 2 Sensors set up 6 4 3 Connection to the telecommunication network 7 4 4 Connection diagram 8 5 Commissioning 10 5 1 Switching on 10 5 2 Confi...

Page 3: ...carefully all the notes designated by this symbol 2 2 General installation precautions Read carefully this manual The facilities safety in which the Smart Analyzer is installed remains the responsibi...

Page 4: ...ing clips on DIN rail 4 Ground connector screw M4 5 Smart Analyzer power connector From l to r N C Ground 24 V 6 Voltage measure connector From l to r Neutral Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 7 USB device and...

Page 5: ...cascading and the selection of the sizes and breaking capacities 4 1 Box set up The Smart Analyzer has a DIN rail standardized fastening system Please respect the following indications 1 Set up a tet...

Page 6: ...on the dedicated terminal block 4 pins The neutral must be positioned on the far left The phase order may not be respected 4 Connect the terminal block to the Smart Analyzer The voltage metering input...

Page 7: ...a given phase the current sensor must link all these wires Note 3 For a single phased installation do not connect phases 2 and 3 4 3 Connection to the telecommunication network The Smart Analyzer must...

Page 8: ...Smart Analyzer PAGE 8 of 16 4 4 Connection diagram Note this diagram is not valid for IT neutral point connections...

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Page 10: ...n the local memory within the limit of the available space 48 hours approx 5 2 Configuration The device has a web administration interface that enables to set up certain parameters according to the in...

Page 11: ...factory Do not modify it except for maintenance operations For each current coil enter the model and serial number last line on the RT 2000 code with bars on the i430 Flex Click on Confirm once these...

Page 12: ...y III Pollution category 2 Rated voltage 300 VRMS Indoor use Electromagnetic compatibility cat A non industrial environment Conducted and radiated emissions according to EN 55011 2009 A1 2010 Near fie...

Page 13: ...ases neutral 253 VRMS Input impedance 52 k between phase and neutral Tolerable overload 275 VRMS in continuous by varistor Current inputs Operating range 0 1 V Input impedance 100 Tolerable overload 1...

Page 14: ...3 V m Relative humidity 10 to 90 without condensation 8 Maintenance No cleaning is required for the proper operation of the device If necessary use a dry cloth For any maintenance operation contact S...

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