R5090 Power Meter
Instruction Manual
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing your REED R5090 Power Meter. Please read the
following instructions carefully before using your instrument. By following the
steps outlined in this manual your meter will provide years of reliable service.
Product Quality
This product has been manufactured in an ISO 9001 facility and has been calibrated
during the manufacturing process to meet stated product specifications.
Safety
Warnings
This manual includes important safety and instrument maintenance information.
Please read each part of this manual carefully before use. Any misunderstanding of
the information in this manual may lead to physical injury and/or product damage
• Do not expose this product to water, rain, moisture, dust or
extreme temperatures.
• Do not expose to naked flames or other heat sources.
• Do not drop or subject the device to undue shock.
• Keep device away from magnets at all times.
• Keep away from direct sunlight. Indoor use only.
• Unplug this device during lightning storms.
EU certification related information.
This symbol signifies the product complies with both USA and Canada
requirements.
Safety Instructions
• Never attempt to repair or modify your instrument. Dismantling your product,
other than for the purpose of replacing batteries, may cause damage that will
not be covered under the manufacturer's warranty. Servicing should only be
provided by an authorized service center.
• Do not use if product is damaged.
• In the event of any abnormal operation, please do not use this power meter. Keep
this power meter away from explosive gases, vapor and dust environments.
• The load power of electrical appliance of this product should not exceed its
rated power of 1800W or a maximum current of 15A. When running under a
full load, it is recommended not to exceed 1 hour of continuous use.
Instrument Description
1. LCD Display
2. Cost Button
3. Model Button
4. Set Button
5. "+"/Reset/Power Button
6. Power Input Socket
Display Description
The dual LCD display area provides two readings. The upper
reading is the main display area and each unit of measurement
can be toggled through by pressing the
MODEL
button. The
lower reading is a secondary display area and each logging
function can be toggled through by pressing the
COST
button.
Features and Specifications
The R5090 is an easy-to-use power meter that accurately measures power
consumption of household appliances. Simply set the local utility rate in Kilowatt-
hours (KwH) and connect an appliance to start tracking cost. The R5090 can be
used to verify power quality by monitoring voltage, frequency and power factor.
• Calculates the operating costs of household appliances
• Displays 8 important units of measure (voltage, current, watts,
frequency, power factor, energy used (kWh), total cost and elapsed time)
• Over-current warning function
• Easy-to-read, dual LCD display
• Built-in battery backup
• Conforms to UL and CSA standards
Measuring Ranges & Accuracy
Voltage:
Range: 100 to 150VAC (60Hz); Accuracy: ±(1% rdg.+1dgt.)
Current:
Range: 0 to 15A; Accuracy: ±(1% rdg. + 10dgt.)
@ 0.010 to 0.999A; ±(1% rdg.+ 5dgt.) @ 1.00 to 15.00A
Power:
Range: 0 to 1800W; Accuracy: ±(1% rdg. + 10dgt.)
@ 1.0 to 100.0W; ±(1% rdg. + 5dgt.) @ 100.0 to 999.9W;
±(1% rdg. + 1dgt.) @ 1000 ~ 1800W
Power Factor:
Range: 0 to 1.00; Accuracy: ±(2% rdg. + 10dgt.)
@ 0.30 to 0.49; ±(2% rdg. + 5dgt.) @ 0.50 to 1
Frequency:
Range: 45 to 65Hz; Accuracy: ±(1% rdg. + 1dgt.)
Logging Ranges
Energy:
0 to 9999kWh
Cost:
$0 to $9999
Total Time:
0 minutes to 9999 days
Display:
Dual LCD
Display Update:
1 time/second
Overrange Indicator:
Yes
Power Supply:
1 x 3V (CR2032, back up battery)
Overvoltage Category: CAT. II 150V
Product Certifications:
CE, ETL, Conforms to UL STD.61010-1,
61010-2-030; Certified to CSA STD.
C22.2 NO.61010-1, 61010-2-030
Storage Temperature:
14 to 140°F (-10 to 60°C)
Operating Humidity
Range:
10 to 90%
Dimensions:
5.1 x 2.6 x 1.5" (130 x 65 x 37mm)
Weight:
1.9 oz (155g)
Function Keys Description
1. The
COST
button cycles through each function in the upper display
as indicated by "Total time", "Cost", "Set", "Energy" and "CO
2
".
2. The
MODEL
button, cycles through each function in the lower
display as indicated by "Voltage" , "Current", "Power", "Power
Factor" and "Freq".
3. The
SET
button allows you to configure the CO
2
& KWh cost functions.
4. The
+
button has three main functions, the first is to increase the
number of digits when configuring the CO
2
& kWh costs at a 0-9
cycle. The second is the reset function; reset the Energy, Cost or
emission load of CO
2
by holding it down. The
+
button is also used
to power on the unit when power is off.
Operating Instructions
1. Plug the power meter into a household receptacle and it will automatically start.
2. Select the desired function by pressing the
MODEL
button.
3. Return to the default function ("Voltage") by holding the
MODEL
button.
Note:
If the unit has been in use for less than 1 day, only "Hour and Min" will
be displayed as shown in Figure 1 below. Check elapsed time by pressing the
+
button as shown in Figure 2. If the time accumulated exceeds 1 day, it will be
displayed in the form of "Day" as shown in Figure 3. To view the total accumu-
lated time, press the
+
button to display "Day" followed by "Hour and Min".
Setting the CO
2
Cost Function
The production of energy releases greenhouse gases (among others carbon
dioxide CO
2
), which places a burden on the environment. With this device, you
are able to determine how much CO
2
is released by an energy supplier with the
measured kWh value. There are different CO
2
equivalents depending on the
type of energy. The CO
2
equivalent indicates how much of a defined
quantity of a greenhouse gas contributes to the greenhouse effect. Carbon
dioxide serves as a comparison value.
The factor for the CO
2
equivalents is entered in the device
in kg/kWh and displayed accordingly in kg/kWh. You can
find information on the CO
2
equivalents to be entered on
your power bill and on the internet, technical manuals or by
contacting your energy supplier.
1. To set your kg/kWh cost, switch to the "CO
2
" cost
function by pressing the
COST
button.
2. Once the CO
2
parameter is visible press and hold the
SET
button.
3. Adjust the values by pressing the
+
button.
4. When the desired value has been set, save the data by
holding the
SET
button.
Setting the kWh Cost Function
To accurately calculate the actual cost of electricity consumed and to project
future costs, first you must set your local utility's electric rate into the unit.
The rate is typically charged as dollars (or cents) per kilowatt-hour (KWH). You
can find this rate on your last utility bill or you can contact your utility supplier
directly to confirm your rate.
1. To set your kWh cost function, switch to "kWh" cost
function by pressing the
COST
button.
2. Once the kWh parameter is visible press and hold the
SET
button.
3. Adjust the rate values by pressing the
+
button.
Note:
if your utility charge is 10.6 cents per KWH, set the
rate to $0.106 on the LCD display.
4. When the desired value has been set, save the data by
holding the
SET
button.
Battery Replacement
Please ensure the meter has been disconnected from
power prior to replacing battery. Remove the battery cover
with a screwdriver.
Once the cover has been removed, replace the battery cell
and tighten the cover back on. See the following figure for
detailed steps:
Product Support
If you have any questions on your product, please contact your authorized
REED distributor or REED Instruments Customer Service by phone at
1-877-849-2127 or by email at [email protected].
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Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Voltage
Current
Power
Factor
Freq
Total time
Set Energy
Cost
Hour
Min
Day
Day
kg
V A
Hz
S/kWh
CO
2
!
COST
MODEL
MODEL
SET
SET
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
Hour
Min
V
Voltage
Total time
V
Set
kg
CO
2
Voltage
Total time
V
Cost
Set
S/kWh
Cost
S/kWh
Set
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3