Data Sheets & Downloads
CVM-C11 (5A – Ethernet) datasheet (977 Kb) [PDF]
CVM-C11 (5A – Serial) datasheet (1.5 Mb) [PDF]
CVM-C11 (Rogowski CT – Serial) datasheet (827.3 Kb) [PDF]
CVM-C11
Power meter
$0.00
Power / Energy Meter
- Revenue Grade : Class 0.5S Energy accuracy 5A CT inputs
- Front panel mounting (96mm x 96mm)
- Backlit high-contrast LCD screen
- RS-485 Modbus RTU and BACnet MS/TP serial communications (software selectable)
- 2 transistor outputs configurable for impulses or alarms
- 2 relay outputs configurable as alarms
- 2 digital inputs for selecting three tariffs or detecting logical states
- Allows for tariff selection through communications
Product Description
The CVM-C11 is a revenue grade power analyzer for panel mounting with a compact energy log and four-quadrant measurement (consumption and generation). Suitable for medium- and low voltage installations in three-phase circuits with three or four wires, two-phase circuits with or without neutral, ARON connections or single-phase systems.
It is available with 5A CT or flexible Rogowski CT inputs (model dependent)
It is available with either Serial or Ethernet communications interfaces. For Serial It provides both Modbus RTU or BACnet MS/TP protocols that is software selectable. For Ethernet is provides Modbus TCP or BACnet/IP. Two digital inputs and two digital outputs are also standard.
Features
CVM-C11 – Power Analyzer
Display features and interface:
- Quick display using a single button
- Capacitive keypad with three keys
- Backlit high-contrast LCD screen
Other features:
- RS-485 serial communications – Modbus RTU and BACnet MS/TP
- 2 transistor outputs configurable for impulses or alarms
- 2 relay outputs configurable as alarms
- 2 digital inputs for selecting three tariffs or detecting logical states
- Allows for tariff selection through communications
- Revenue Grade : Class 0.5S Energy accuracy 5A CT inputs
- : Class 1 Energy accuracy 333mV CT inputs
Applications:
- Measurement in medium- and low-voltage installations
- Measurement in three-phase circuits (three or four wires), two-phase circuits (with or without neutral), single-phase circuits and ARON
