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Premier 211 User Manual
BGX701-075-R03
4.12.1 Hardware
Occurrence of hardware events in the meter such as low battery, battery failure, device memory error, program
fault, ambient temperature exceeded, clock invalid or relay welding, or relay failure are logged in the meter’s
hardware event log along with the date and time of their occurrence.
If configured, the meter can send alerts for such events to the HES.
Note:
Refer to status code of above mentioned events on Page 2 of display list.
4.12.2 Quality of supply (QoS)
Occurrence of events such as supply loss, supply restoration, under voltage, over voltage, over current, voltage
swell, sag and exceeded temperature are recorded in the meter’s QoS event log along with the date and time of
their occurrence.
Table 7: QoS
Parameters
Occurrence P
Time (Sec)
Occurrence Threshold
Restoration
P Time (Sec)
Restoration Threshold
Default
Configurable
up to
Default
Configurable
up to
Reverse Run
60
8% Imax
100% Imax
60
5%
Imax
99% Imax
Over Voltage
60
106%
Vnom
150% Vnom
60
103%
Vnom
149% Vnom
Under Voltage
60
90% Vnom
99% Vnom
60
93%
Vnom
100% Vnom
Swell Voltage
10
110%
Vnom
150% Vnom
10
107%
Vnom
149% Vnom
Sag Voltage
10
86% Vnom
99% Vnom
10
89%
Vnom
100% Vnom
Normal Voltage
60
-
60
-
Over Current
60
100%
Imax
125% Imax
60
97%
Imax
124% Imax
Exceeded
Temperature
60
85 ºC
100 ºC
60
75 ºC
99 ºC
Supply loss and restoration are notified to the HES.
4.12.3 Tamper
Premier 211 can be configured to disconnect the supply when it detects a tamper event and send alerts for such
events to the HES. The meter is programmed to record the following as tamper events together with the date
and time of their occurrence:
●
Removal or restoration of the meter main cover and terminal cover
●
Occurrence and restoration of magnet tamper
●
Occurrence and restoration of Reverse run. Please refer
If configured, the meter can send alerts for such events to the HES.
