Type M210 Measurement Centre

Figure 1: M210

Features
Single phase or three-phase connection Balanced or unbalanced load True RMS measurements Active and reactive energy metering Two line LCD display Pulsed outputs available (1 or 2, as an option) Four quadrant power measurements Setting of VT and CT ratios Compact design

Introduction
The M210 Measurement Centre uses numerical technology to achieve high accuracy over a wide dynamic measuring range. It measures energy and instantaneous values for single or three phase systems. Housed in a DIN standard 96mm by 96mm case, the M210 is compact, rugged and ideal for panel mounting in power distribution or power monitoring systems.

Application
M210 applications include; Accurate monitoring of instantaneous and integrated values Energy Measurement to IEC 61036 class 1.0 Replacement of separate energy meters and instrumentation in cost-sensitive applications Upgrading of existing energy meter applications to provide additional instantaneous values without the need for panel modification The M210 is intended for use on systems where energy monitoring and instrumentation are required. It is capable of providing metering for both active and reactive power, as well as instruments for volts, amps, watts, vars, VA, power factor and frequency. In this application, the M210 will provide a more costeffective solution than using the discrete devices, saving on hole punching and wiring costs as well as device cost and panel space savings.
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1 3 11 2

U V k l

Out 1 Out 2

Supply

Load A
Figure 2: Typical diagram - single phase connection

N Notes: Connect two wire auxiliary supply terminals marked supply if fitted. Out 1/Out 2 are volt-free contact pulse outputs, if fitted.

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U V

U V

3 2 Out 1 Out 2 5 8 Supply

A
Figure 3: Typical diagram - three phase, three wire balanced load

Load K L

B C Notes: Connect two wire auxiliary supply to terminals marked 'supply' if fitted. Out 1/Out 2 are volt-free contact pulse outputs, if fitted.

u v

1 3 11 2

U V k l Load K L

Out 1 Out 2

Supply

A B
Figure 4: Typical diagram - three phase, four wire balanced load

C N Notes: Connect two wire auxiliary supply to terminals marked 'supply' if fitted. Out 1/Out 2 are volt-free contact pulse outputs, if fitted.

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k l

Out 1Out 2

Supply

A B C Notes:

Load K L k l

Figure 5: Typical diagram - three phase, three wire unbalanced load

Connect two wire auxiliary supply to terminals marked 'supply' if fitted. Out 1/Out 2 are volt-free contact pulse outputs, if fitted.

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1 3 2

4 6 5

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U U U k l k K L k K C
Figure 6: Typical diagram - three phase, four wire
Out 1 Out 2 Supply

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l l

L K L

N Load Notes: Connect two wire auxiliary supply to terminals marked 'supply' if fitted. Out 1/Out 2 are volt-free contact pulse outputs, if fitted.

Out

Figure 7: Connections for pulse output

100ms 24V DC Power supply 0V R>100R Pulse receptor

Functions
Active energy Reactive energy Active power Reactive power Apparent power Power factor Phase voltage Current Frequency Whtotal varhtotal W1, W2, W3, Wtotal var1, var2, var3, vartotal VA1, VA2, VA3, VAtotal CosF1, CosF2, CosF3, CosFtotal V1, V2, V3, Vtotal

User Interface
Front panel user interface

The front panel contains an alphanumeric liquid crystal display, consisting of 2 lines of 16 characters each. The character size is 4.86mm by 2.96mm. Four pushbuttons provide access to the M210s menu. The menu is arranged as shown below; Active and reactive energy is displayed when the device is switched on.

When power, power factor, voltage and current are displayed, the phase values can be displayed by pressing the and keys. For example, for voltage and current phase L1, the display would indicate:

U1=220.53 V I1 =1889.6mA
Reset counter

I1, I2, I3, Itotal

*123456789 Wh 000001234 varh

Pressing the key displays active and reactive power.

From the energy display, the energy meter resetting menu can be selected using the key. The counter which is to be reset is selected with the and keys.

Configuration
It is possible to modify the following parameters: Voltage transformer primary value Current transformer primary value Reset of energy meters

1*RESET*
reset counter 1

Pt=+3501.2 W Qt= 0123.4 var C

Pressing the key displays apparent power and power factor.

2*RESET*
reset counter 2

Hardware Description
The M210 is housed in a DIN case with maximum dimensions of 96mm by 96mm by 96mm. M210 variants are available for single phase systems or 3 phase 3 or 4 wire systems, with balanced or unbalanced loads. Measuring circuit connections on the rear are by means of individual M4 screw clamp terminals, auxiliary and pulsed output connections using M2.5 terminal blocks. A copy of the relevant DIN circuit diagram is printed on a label on the device.

St=3501.2 VA cost=+0.988 C
Pressing the key displays voltage and current.

1*RESET* 2*RESET*
reset counter 1 and 2 When the key is pressed for 5 seconds, the selected counter is reset. When the key is pressed, the energy display is restored. If no key is pressed for 5 seconds, the display is automatically restored from energy meter resetting to energy display mode.
Setting of CT and VT ratio

U=218.21 V I=4989.1mA
Pressing the key displays frequency.

f=49.994 Hz
Pressing the key displays setting.

SETTING
By pressing the key the above menu is accessed in reverse order.

Current and voltage ratios can be changed using the Setting menu. In order to access this menu, the or keys are pressed until SETTING is displayed. The key selects the CT setting menu. From here, the or keys allow selection of the CT or VT primary values.

CT=00020/5 SET

The digit to be modified is underlined and can be selected with the and keys. The value is modified by pressing the + and keys. If the selected parameter is exited using the key, the modification is loaded as the new parameter. If the selected parameter is exited with the key, the changes are not loaded. Note: When VT primary value is selected, the decimal point can be also positioned. First the decimal point must be underlined then with + or key, it is possible to change the position of the decimal point.

Technical Data
Accuracy

AC auxiliary supply

Standard auxiliary voltages (Vx) 63.5V, 110V, 230V Optional auxiliary voltages 50V to 250V Supply voltage range 0.8 to 1.2Vx Burden <3VA Overload 2Vx for 1s
Display

Active and reactive energy IEC 61036 Class 1.0 Voltage Current Power Frequency
Voltage input

0.5% of full scale 0.5% of full scale 0.5% of full scale 0.01% 1 digit

Standard rated voltages (Vn) 63.5V, 110V, 230V, 400V Optional rated voltage 50V to 440V Voltage measuring range with separate auxiliary supply 0.1 to 1.5Vn Self-powered

LCD Number of digits Height of digits Width of digits

Relay outputs

2 lines 9 digits 4.86mm 2.96mm

VT=0230.0/230 SET

VT=02.300k/230 SET

0.8 to 1.2Vn Burden with auxiliary supply <0.1VA Burden self-powered <3.0VA Rated frequency 50Hz or 60Hz Frequency range 45Hz to 65Hz Overload 2Vn, 10s
Current input

Relay contact rating AC: 250V, 6A, 50Hz DC: 24V, 0.25A resistive Maximum switching power 1500VA Maximum number of pulses 4000 per hour Pulse duration 100ms
Design

Protection IP52 on front of panel Safety IEC 61010-1 Compliant installation category II 600V Pollution degree 2 Installation category III 300V Pollution degree 2 Weight 0.5kg

Rated current (In) 1A, 5A Maximum current (Imax) 1.6In Burden <0.1VA Overload 3In continuously 50In for 1s

Ambient conditions JVF (DIN 40 040)

Case
The M210 is housed in a 96mm x 96mm x 91mm plastic case in compliance with UL 94-V0. See Figure 8.

Temperature Reference range of operation 0C to +50C Rated range of operation 10C to + 60C Storage 40C to + 60C Humidity up to 95% (without condensing)
Mechanical environment

96mm

5mm

91mm*

Terminal 1 M4 Terminals 96mm

EMC RFI radiated immunity IEC 61000-4-3 10V/m EFT burst IEC 61000-4-4 level 4 4kV ESD electrostatic discharge IEC 61000-4-2 8kV
92mm (+0.8, 0) 92mm (+0.8, 0)

* includes terminals/panel fixing

Figure 8: Case outline

Information Required with Order

M 2 10
Numeric instrumentation Measurement centre Application System measurement centre Variant Measurement centre Connection options Single phase 3 3 3 3 phase, phase, phase, phase, 4 3 3 4 wire, wire, wire, wire, balanced balanced unbalanced unbalanced 1 2 3 4 5 10 2

CT secondary rating 1A 5A VT secondary rating 63.5V 110V 230V 400V VT auxiliary rating 63.5V 110V 230V Frequency 50 60Hz Pulsed outputs None One Two Communication protocol options No communications 0 0 1 2 X B E V B E V 4 1 5

Extra information required with order

CT ratio VT ratio
Display 1 Display 2 Active energy meter Reactive energy meter Import energy meter Export energy meter Lagging VArs as positive Lagging VArs as negative A R I E +

If pulse outputs are required: Relay 1 Wh or varh Import or export Energy per pulse Relay 2

Notes on ordering

The standard devices on offer reflect the new normalised European voltage, eg. 230V L-N will work on a 220V or 240V system. Therefore, if for example a 220V unit is requested, a nominal 230V unit will be supplied. NB. The unit of measurement displayed changes according to the change in CT ratio. The energy per pulse is related to the displayed value. See Table 1 below for default settings.

Effect of CT primary rating on energy per pulse for 5A secondary

Display resolution 230V L-N 63V L-N

Table 1

1Wh

10Wh

100Wh

1kWh

10kWh

5A 5A to 20A

10A to 55A 25A to 200A

60A to 550A 205A to 2000A

575A to 5500A 2050A to 20000A

5750A to 20000A