MID-compliant energy meters
Carlo Gavazzi has updated its popular family of easy-to-install DIN three phase energy meters to meet the requirements of the Measuring Instruments Directive (MID). The EM23-DIN energy meter and EM24-DIN energy analyser are available with immediate effect and will be closely followed by the EM21 meter with detachable display and EM26 meter with pulse output and MODBUS. Suited to both active and reactive energy metering and cost allocation, the meters are ideal for use in smart building and building automation applications.
Carlo Gavazzi has updated its popular family of easy-to-install DIN three phase energy meters to meet the requirements of the Measuring Instruments Directive (MID). The EM23-DIN energy meter and EM24-DIN energy analyser are available with immediate effect and will be closely followed by the EM21 meter with detachable display and EM26 meter with pulse output and MODBUS. Suited to both active and reactive energy metering and cost allocation, the meters are ideal for use in smart building and building automation applications.
The self-powered EM23 energy meter offers direct three-phase connection up to 65A and is now available with 2V or 9V rating and an autorange function up to 1kWh. Just four DIN modules wide, the meter requires no programming and simple configuration is achieved via a built in joy stick. An LCD display shows both active and reactive measurements and a pulse output is provided for easy transmission of energy values to PLCs. The meter is mounted in an IP50 housing (front face) to protect against dust and moisture ingress.
Featuring a built in joystick and LCD display, the EM24 three-phase Energy Analyser has two digital outputs for either dual pulse, dual alarm or one pulse/one alarm, and the pulse output duration can be set at Ton of 30 or 100ms.
Carlo Gavazzi UK
01252 339600
www.carlogavazzi.co.uk
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