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Powermonitor 3000 Specifications


Overview

Frequently Asked Questions


Size/Weight Status Inputs
Operating Temp. Demand Sync Input
Accuracy Relay Output
Real-Time Readings Pulse Output
Update Rate Clock
Sample Rate Security
Harmonics Analysis Device Power
Setpoints Communications
Min/Max Logs Compatible Software
Trend Logs Firmware Upgrades

 

Size / Weight:
4.5 x 4.5 x 6.425" (Master Module)
5 x 5 x 0.815" (Display Module)
2 lbs. (Master Module)
0.5 lbs. (Display Module)


Operating Temperature:

  • -20ºC to 60ºC (-40ºF to +140ºF) Cat. No. 1404Mx, DM

  • 0ºC to 55ºC (+32ºF to +131ºF) RIO, DNet and RS-232 Communication Cards.


Accuracy:

  • V, I                        + - 0.2% of full scale

  • Power, energy    + - 0.4% of full scale

  • Frequency            + - 0.05 Hz

  • PF                        + - 0.4%


Real-time Readings:

Total of 64 real-time metered parameters:
  • Current (Ia Ib Ic In I3avg)

  • Voltage (Van Vbn Vcn Vab Vbc Vca)

  • 3 Average VL-L VL-N

  • Positive/negative sequence current

  • Positive/negative sequence voltage

  • Current unbalance

  • Voltage unbalance

  • Frequency

  • Phase Rotation

  • Real power (per phase, 3 total)

  • Apparent power (per phase, 3 total)

  • True Power factor (per phase, 3 total)

  • Displacement power factor (per phase, 3 total)

  • Distortion power factor (per phase, 3 total)

  • kWh (kWhfor, kWhrev, kWhnet)

  • kVARh (kVARhfor, kVARhrev, kVARhnet)

  • kVARhnet

  • Accumulated amp-hours command (Ahnet)

  • True RMS to the 45th harmonic

  • Demand (A, W, VAR, VA)

  • Max Demand (A, W, VAR, VA)

  • Type 1 Projected demand (A, W, VAR, VA)

  • Type 2 Projected demand (A, W, VAR, VA)

  • Type 3 Projected demand (A, W, VAR, VA)


Update rate:

The Powermonitor 3000 has an update rate of 50 ms.

Sample rate:

90 samples/elecrical cycle (5.4kHz)

Harmonic analysis:

  • Total harmonic distortion IEE, IEC

  • Crest Factor (I, V)

  • Distortion power factor


Setpoints:

  • 258 setpoint trigger combinations

  • 10 configurable setpoints

  • 43 unique trigger sources to select from

  • Six evaluation operators to choose from

  • Configurable upper and lower limits

  • Configurable assert delay (in seconds)

  • Configurable release delay (in seconds)

  • 32 output actions to select from

  • 10 power timers


Min/Max Logs:

Min, Max and associated timestamp for 53 parameters stored in non-volatile memory. User can clear min/max log. All min/max values are viewable via front panel (DM).

Trend Logs:
Configurable trend logs that store the exact information required for the application (up to 45,867 data points). Each trend log record can contain 1-16 parameters.

Status Inputs:

  • Two status inputs.

  • Individual counter for each input.

  • Input transitions are recorded in event log.

  • Can be used to sync with external utility meter for demand calculations and can be used to do the following via setpoints: Operate relay(s), set an output flag, perform a snapshot, or clear the kWhr/kVARhr power counters.


Demand Sync Input:

Status Input can be configured to accept external demand sync. signal.

Relay Output:
Two form-C relays, one high speed SPDT relay and one KYZ solid state relay.

Pulse Output:

Either relay can be configured to output a pulse every x kWhnet or KVARnet.

Clock:
Accurate real-time clock chip.
Accuracy + - min/month 25ºC


Security:
Password required changing setpoints, configuration data or issuing comands.

Device Power:
120V/240V AC 50/60Hz or 125/250V DC

Communications:
Every Powermonitor 3000 comes with a standard native RS-485 communication port which support the DF-1 half duplex slave protocol. This provides a cost effective method to gather information without having to purchase separate module. DeviceNet, Remote I/O and RS-232 options also allow information access over a variety of networks. Ethernet and Control Net available in 2000.

Compatible Software:

  • Compatible with RSPower32 with or without RSView.

  • Compatible with RS Energy.

  • PLC compatibility and connectivity.

  • Interface as a generic PLC to HMI's (Human Machine Interface).


Firmware Upgrades:

Field upgradable via the network communications port.

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