Wireless alternating current meter transmitter module - Energy management for bus system FWZ12-65A

Wireless alternating current meter transmitter module - Energy management for bus system FWZ12-65A – Eltako – 30000308 – 4010312311059: Wireless alternating current meter transmission module FWZ12-65A bus system radio bus, other bus systems without, other design, connection type direct, S0 pulse interface without, accuracy class 1, wireless alternating current meter. Standby loss only 0.5 watts. Modular installation device for mounting on mounting rail DIN-EN 60715 TH35. 1 pitch unit = 18mm wide, 58mm deep. This AC meter measures the active energy based on the current flowing between the input and the output and sends the consumption and the meter reading to the Eltako wireless network. Accuracy class B (1%). Evaluation on the computer with the wireless building visualization and control software GFVS or with the energy consumption indicator FEA65D. GFVS-Energy supports up to 100 transmitter modules, GFVS 4.0 up to 250 transmitter modules. The self-consumption of only a maximum of 0.5 watts active power is not measured and not displayed. Like all meters without an MID declaration of conformity in Europe, not approved for monetary electricity billing. 1 outer conductor with a current of up to 65A can be connected. If the load is expected to be more than 50%, a ventilation distance of 1/2 module to devices installed next to it must be maintained. If necessary, use the spacer DS12. The starting current is 40mA. The consumption is stored in non-volatile memory and is immediately available again after a power failure. Radio telegrams: A telegram is sent within 60 seconds if the power has changed by at least 10 percent. A meter reading change is sent immediately. A total telegram with meter reading and power is sent every 10 minutes. When the supply voltage is switched on, a teach-in telegram is automatically sent so that the associated energy consumption display can be taught-in. If the L input and L output were mixed up when connecting, an HT/NT switchover telegram is sent every 20 seconds to indicate the connection error.