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Configurable power meter

-- Plant Engineering, 11/15/2007

The PowerLogic PM750 power meter provides high-accuracy power, energy and demand measurements. It can be used to replace analog meters; and for stand-alone metering in custom panels, switchboards, switchgear, gensets, MCCs and UPS systems. It supports direct connection to up to 480 Vac phase-to-phase, and integrates with PowerLogic energy management systems. The meter features 15 configurable alarms, an RS-485 serial port, a Modbus network protocol and pulse output for kWh-pulsing, alarm status or externally controlled output.

Schneider Electric/Square D: www.powerlogic.com

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