Multifunction CT connected active (class 1) and reactive (class 2) energy meter
| AUX | Selfsupplied |
|---|---|
| OUTPUT | pulses (Wh or varh) |
| FORMAT | 96x96 mm |
| CURRENT | 1 and 5 A |
| VOLTAGE | 80...150 V (phase-phase) |
| VOLTAGE OPTIONS | da TV (rapporto programmabile) |
| CURRENT OPTIONS | from CT (programmable ratio) |
| TYPE | Multifunction CT connected active (class 1) and reactive (class 2) energy meter |
| MAIN | single or three-phase 3/4 wire balanced or unbalanced load |
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| User Manual |
96 × 96 mm Panel-Mount Energy Meters
A 96 × 96 mm panel-mount energy meter is a compact meter designed for flush-mounting into a 96 × 96 mm cut-out in a control- or distribution-panel. This standard format allows easy integration into switchboards, distribution cabinets or machine panels. These meters measure electrical parameters such as voltage, current, power, energy and power factor — often across single-phase or three-phase networks — and present them on a clear front display. They are built for reliable, precise measurements even under demanding industrial conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Such meters are particularly suitable when space is limited, a tidy panel layout is required, or when a front-facing display and easy readability of network data is desired. Their standardised size ensures compatibility with many control-cabinet designs, and they deliver all relevant electrical data in a compact and professional format. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
Questions & Answers on 96×96 Panel-Mount Energy Meters
What does “96 × 96 mm” refer to?
It refers to the required panel cut-out size (width × height) for flush mounting the meter into a control- or distribution-panel.
Why choose a 96×96 panel meter over a DIN-rail meter?
Because it allows flush, space-saving installation with a clean front appearance — ideal for control panels, distribution boards, or machines where front-panel space is limited.
Which network types can be measured?
Both single-phase and three-phase AC networks; many meters support direct connection up to certain voltages or can be used with external current transformers for higher loads. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
What electrical parameters are typically measured?
Energy (kWh), voltage, current, power, power factor — and depending on the model, additional parameters like frequency, reactive or apparent power. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}
How is a 96×96 meter installed?
By creating a 96 × 96 mm opening in the panel front and mounting the device flush, usually secured with clamps or retaining brackets so that the front stands flush and neat. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}
How does this form factor compare to DIN-rail devices?
The front is more compact and cleaner, but behind the panel there may be less space and less flexibility for modular expansion compared to DIN-rail mounted meters.
Can 96×96 panel meters handle high currents?
Yes — if designed for it, or with external current transformers. Many models allow programmable transformer ratios to match higher loads. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}
What are typical advantages of panel-mount meters?
Good readability, space-saving front installation, professional appearance, suitability for retrofit or compact installations, and easy integration into panels or distribution boards.
What are potential drawbacks?
Installation requires correct panel cut-out; expansion or future modifications are less flexible than with modular DIN-rail solutions. Wiring and maintenance behind the panel can be more challenging.
For which applications are 96×96 panel meters ideal?
For main or sub-distributions, machine control cabinets, building installations, energy monitoring, load tracking, metering points where a clean panel layout and compact measurement solution are needed.