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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC PM5560 - Advanced Power and Energy Meter
The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC PM5560 is an advanced PowerLogic series power and energy meter designed for comprehensive electrical parameter monitoring in industrial and commercial facilities. This device provides precise measurement of active, reactive, and apparent energy, power quality analysis including harmonics up to the 63rd order, and demand management, integrating seamlessly into energy management systems via multiple communication protocols. It is engineered for critical power monitoring, cost allocation, and power quality assessment in applications such as data centers, manufacturing plants, and building management systems.
Technical Specifications:
- SERIES/FAMILY: PowerLogic PM5000 Series
- COMPONENT TYPE: Advanced Power and Energy Meter
- ELECTRICAL SPECS:
- NOMINAL VOLTAGE INPUT: Up to 690V AC L-L (direct connection) higher with Voltage Transformers (VTs)
- CURRENT INPUT: Via external Current Transformers (CTs), 1A or 5A secondary
- PHASE CONFIGURATION: 3-phase, 4-wire 3-phase, 3-wire 1-phase, 2-wire 1-phase, 3-wire
- FREQUENCY: 50/60 Hz
- MEASUREMENT ACCURACY: Class 0.5S for active energy (IEC 62053-22)
- MEASUREMENT PARAMETERS: Active, Reactive, Apparent Power and Energy Voltage (L-L, L-N), Current, Frequency, Power Factor, Demand, Harmonics (up to 63rd order)
- MECHANICAL/PHYSICAL:
- FORM FACTOR: Panel mount
- CUTOUT DIMENSIONS: 92 x 92 mm (standard)
- DISPLAY TYPE: Integrated graphical LCD
- INTERFACE/CONTROL:
- COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS: Modbus TCP/IP, BACnet/IP (Ethernet) Modbus RTU (RS-485)
- ETHERNET PORTS: 1
- SERIAL PORTS: 1 (RS-485)
- DIGITAL INPUTS: 4 (for status monitoring or pulse counting)
- DIGITAL OUTPUTS: 2 (for alarm or control)
- DATA LOGGING: Onboard memory for historical data, event logs, min/max logs
- ENVIRONMENTAL/MOUNTING:
- IP RATING: IP54 (front panel protection)
- COOLING METHOD: Natural convection
- OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE: -25 to 70 degrees C
- COMPATIBILITY/APPLICATION: Energy Management Systems (EMS), Building Management Systems (BMS), SCADA systems, industrial process monitoring, cost allocation, power quality analysis, demand response, facility energy optimization.
