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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC METSEPM5331 - Multifunction Power Meter
The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC METSEPM5331 is a PowerLogic PM5000 series multifunction power meter engineered for precise measurement and monitoring of electrical parameters in industrial and commercial applications. This device provides Class 0.2S active energy accuracy, integrating advanced power quality analysis capabilities with standard communication protocols for seamless integration into energy management systems, building management systems, and SCADA infrastructure. It is designed for critical power monitoring, sub-billing, cost allocation, and demand management within industrial facilities, data centers, and commercial buildings.
Technical Specifications:
- SERIES/FAMILY: PowerLogic PM5000 Series
- COMPONENT TYPE: Multifunction Power Meter
- ELECTRICAL SPECS:
- NOMINAL VOLTAGE: Up to 400V L-N, 690V L-L (direct connection) supports Voltage Transformer (VT) connection for higher voltages
- CURRENT INPUT: Via external Current Transformers (CTs), 1A or 5A secondary
- MEASUREMENT ACCURACY: Class 0.2S (IEC 62053-22) for active energy
- FREQUENCY: 50/60 Hz
- MEASURED PARAMETERS: Voltage (L-N, L-L), Current, Frequency, Active Power (P), Reactive Power (Q), Apparent Power (S), Power Factor, Energy (Active, Reactive, Apparent), Harmonics (up to 63rd order), THD
- PHASE CONFIGURATION: 1-phase, 3-phase (3-wire, 4-wire)
- MECHANICAL/PHYSICAL:
- FORM FACTOR: Panel Mount
- DISPLAY: Integrated Graphical LCD
- INTERFACE/CONTROL:
- COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS: Modbus TCP/IP, Modbus RTU (RS-485)
- DIGITAL INPUTS: 2
- DIGITAL OUTPUTS: 2 (Configurable for pulse output or alarm)
- DATA LOGGING: Onboard memory for historical data storage
- ENVIRONMENTAL/MOUNTING:
- IP RATING: Front IP52, Body IP30
- MOUNTING STYLE: Panel flush mount
- OPERATING TEMPERATURE: -25 to 70 degrees C
- COMPATIBILITY/APPLICATION:
- TARGET SYSTEMS: Energy Management Systems (EMS), Building Management Systems (BMS), SCADA systems, Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
- APPLICATIONS: Sub-metering, cost allocation, power quality monitoring, demand management, asset performance monitoring, and energy efficiency initiatives in industrial, commercial, and critical power environments.