PMS220HC3P: 100A, 230~400V, 50Hz, 3-phase (four wire) meter, power monitoring sensor (PMS) 

AKCP's power monitoring sensor (PMS) gives vital information and allows you to remotely monitor power, eliminating the need for manual power audits as well as providing immediate alerts to potential problems.

AKCP power monitoring sensor (PMS) is specifically designed to be used with AKCP's sensorProbe+ and securityProbe base units, connecting to the Modbus port of those environmental monitoring appliances.

AKCP's power monitoring sensor (PMS) has been integrated into the sensorProbe+ and securityProbe's web interface with its own Power Management menu, allowing multiple three-phase and single phase power monitoring sensors to be set up on a single sensorProbe+ or securityProbe depending on which readings are required.

Power meter readings can also be used with the sensorProbe+, AKCPro Server and Quicklime live PUE calculations that analyze the efficiency of power usage in your data center. Data collected over time using the power monitoring sensor (PMS) can also be viewed using the built in graphing tool. Combining this durable power monitoring sensor (PMS) with the sensorProbe+ and securityProbe creates an IP-enabled power monitoring capable of monitoring / measuring:
• Phase Line Voltages
• Current
• Power Factor
• Active Energy
• Active Power

This four-wire power monitoring sensor (PMS) is encased in sturdy white plastic case and mounts on a 35mm DIN rail. It functions with three-phase circuits, and meets international standards for active and reactive energy – IEC 62053-21 and IEC 62053-23, respectively.

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Notes:
1) Installation should be performed by licensed electricians familiar with applicable codes and regulations.
2) Modbus polling intervals: Setting the modbus polling interval can be complex. If the polling interval is too fast and if there are many registers to poll and many PMS on the same modbus line there may not be enough time to complete all of the polling.