PT.

Smart Meter Indonesia

SMI-3000

Three-Phase Electronic Energy Meter

Technical Manual

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Table Of Contents
1. Meter Profile........................................................................................................................................................................ 1

1.1. Appearance and Structure........................................................................................................................................ 1

1.2. Major Application...................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.3. Main Functions.......................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.4. Additional Functions.................................................................................................................................................. 1

1.5. Normative References.............................................................................................................................................. 1

2. Technical Parameters.......................................................................................................................................................... 2

2.1. Voltage Parameters.................................................................................................................................................. 2

2.2. Current Parameters.................................................................................................................................................. 2

2.3. Frequency Parameters............................................................................................................................................. 2

2.4. Meter Self- power Consumption............................................................................................................................... 2

2.5. Active Metering Accuracy......................................................................................................................................... 3

2.6. Display Mode............................................................................................................................................................ 3

2.7. Pulse Constant.......................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.8. Active/Reactive Power Output Check....................................................................................................................... 4

2.9. Serial Communication Interface................................................................................................................................ 4

2.10. Meter Electromagnetic Compatibility...................................................................................................................... 4

2.11. Insulation Test......................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.12. Application Environment......................................................................................................................................... 5

2.13. Operating Principle Diagram................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Physical Design................................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.1. Structure Diagram..................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.2. Dimension Diagram.................................................................................................................................................. 8

3.3. Wiring Diagram......................................................................................................................................................... 9

3.4. Protective Class........................................................................................................................................................ 9

3.5. Resistance to Heat and Fire..................................................................................................................................... 9

4. Functions........................................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1. Measurement Function........................................................................................................................................... 10

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4.2. Active/Reactive Energy Metering............................................................................................................................10

4.3. Active/Reactive Direction Definition........................................................................................................................ 10

4.4. Max Demand (MD) Calculation............................................................................................................................... 10

4.5. Timesharing Rate Function..................................................................................................................................... 10

4.6. Load Control Function............................................................................................................................................. 11

4.7. IR Communication Function.................................................................................................................................... 12

4.7.1. Time Synchronization................................................................................................................................... 12

4.7.2. Reading Meter Data...................................................................................................................................... 12

4.8. RS485 Communication Function............................................................................................................................ 12

4.8.1. Time Synchronization................................................................................................................................... 12

4.8.2. Reading Meter Data...................................................................................................................................... 12

4.9 Button....................................................................................................................................................................... 12

4.9.1 Setting Button................................................................................................................................................ 12

4.9.2 Page up Button.............................................................................................................................................. 13

4.9.3 Demand Reset Button................................................................................................................................... 13

4.10. Data Item Display Function................................................................................................................................... 13

4.10.1. Display Description..................................................................................................................................... 13

4.10.2. Meter Data Item Code Table.......................................................................................................................15

4.11. Indicator status...................................................................................................................................................... 27

4.11.1 Pulse Indicator............................................................................................................................................. 27

4.11.2 Power Indicator............................................................................................................................................ 27

4.11.3 Alert Indicator............................................................................................................................................... 27

4.11.4 Buzzer.......................................................................................................................................................... 27

4.11.5 LCD Alert..................................................................................................................................................... 28

4.12. Event Recording Function..................................................................................................................................... 28

4.12.1 Voltage Related Event................................................................................................................................. 28

4.12.2 Current Related Event................................................................................................................................. 29

4.12.3 Power Off Events......................................................................................................................................... 30

4.12.4 Tampering Events........................................................................................................................................ 31

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4.12.5 Programming Events................................................................................................................................... 32

4.13 Monthly Billing Record........................................................................................................................................... 33

4.14 Profile..................................................................................................................................................................... 34

4.14. 1 Energy Load Profile.................................................................................................................................... 34

4.14.2 Load Profile for Grid Quality........................................................................................................................35

5. Meter Installation Instruction............................................................................................................................................. 35

5.1. Cautions on Operation............................................................................................................................................ 35

5.2. Tools and Materials Required................................................................................................................................. 35

5.3. Installation Dimension Figure.................................................................................................................................. 36

5.4. Cautions on Installation........................................................................................................................................... 36

6. Transport and Storage...................................................................................................................................................... 37

7. Warranty............................................................................................................................................................................ 37

8. Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................................................. 37

9. Service.............................................................................................................................................................................. 37

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 Foreword
General Safety Rules
SMI3000Three-phase Electronic Energy Meter owns advantages of simple measurement, simple installation and simple
operation. But to avoid personal injury and other damages related to the meter, it is suggested that this manual should be
carefully read, which is better for usage before being installed, detected, operated and used.

While the designing and producing of SMI3000 Three-phase Electronic Energy Meter, its solidity and reliability and
users safety and convenience have been already fully considered. Thus common faulty operations can be endured. If the
meter is reasonably and safely installed and used according to the guideline, its lifespan will be extended. This product
could only be used within its provisions; PT. Smart Meter Indonesia has no responsibility for the damage and personal
injury caused by faulty operations, operation and the usage beyond the specific range.

Safety Information
In each chapter of this manual, different letter symbols and graphic symbols which are adopted to express the danger
according to different levels of danger will be explained. Please pay attention!

Caution!

This sign is to remind of possible unexpected situation, which might result in personal injury, equipment damage and data
error.

Attention!

This sign is to remind of possible unexpected situation, which might result in personal injury, equipment damage and data
error.

Safety Rules
Pay attention to this products rated voltage and maximum current.
Pay attention to this products measured load capacity.
Correct and reliable installation and connection.
Pay attention to effective cross-sectional area of wire connection.
Do not touch bare wire or use bare wire to connect.
Please dont use this product in explosive environment.
Keep the products surface clean.
Pay attention to meters seal management.
Dont immerse the meter in water and any chemical substance and dont use any chemical substance to clean the
meter.
Displays are all examples in this manual, which may have some difference from the real data in meters.
Since it is life-threatening to touch live components, the power must be cut off before installation and replacement.
 Please obey local safety rules; Installation and replacing of meter only could be done by qualified person with
specified technology.
When installing meter, pay attention to meters safety; Appearance damaged or fell downed meters are not allowed to
install.
Washing the meter by water is not allowed.
The PT. Smart Meter Indonesia Standard applies to production and test in PT. Smart Meter Indonesia, not the
standard for client test or acceptance. Only IEC standards apply to the client inspection and acceptance.

Copyright Notice

Sustainable product improvement is a policy in PT. Smart Meter Indonesia. Therefore, the company reserves rights to
change product operational details and specification. Contents of this manual may be changed without special notification.
Without permission in writing from PT. Smart Meter Indonesia, any part of the manual cannot be reproduced or spread in
any form or by any means for any purpose by any individuals or other companies.
1. Meter Profile

1.1. Appearance and Structure

1.2. Major Application

a
SMI3000 Three-phase Energy Meter is an active/reactive power meter for residential users, composing of the real time clock unit,
measurement unit, display unit,
n IR and 485 communication interface, load switch and other auxiliary equipments.
d

1.3. Main Functions

Active/reactive power measurement, along with historical bills.
Record Events such as terminal cover opening, face cover opening, overload, power off, reverse, phase-off, time
synchronization, over current and magnetic field interference etc.( see 4.12 Event Record Function)
Auto detection.

1.4. Additional Functions

Demand calculating.
Realize users load detecting and controlling.
Detect grid parameters including real-time power, voltage, current and power factor.
Wake up by pressing button after power off.

1.5. Normative References

IEC62052-11 Electricity metering equipment(AC)-General requirements, tests and test conditions- Part 11:
Metering equipment

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 IEC62053-21 Electricity metering equipment(AC)-Particular requirements-Part 21: Static me ers for active
energy(classes 1 and 2)
IEC62053-23 Electricity metering equipment(AC)-Particular requirements-Part23:Static meters for reactive
energy(classes 2 and 3)
IEC 62056-21 Electricity metering Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control Part 21:
Direct local data exchange
IEC 62056-42 Electricity metering Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control Part 42:
Physical layer services and procedures for connection oriented asynchronous data exchange
IEC 62056-46 Electricity metering Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control Part 46
Data link layer using HDLC-protocol
IEC 62056-53 Electricity metering Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control Part 53:
COSEM Application layer
IEC 62056-61 Electricity metering - Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and laod control - Part 61:
Object identification system
IEC 62056-62
Electricity metering - Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and laod control Part 62
Interface classes

2. Technical Parameters

2.1. Voltage Parameters

Rated voltage Un 133/230(V)~ 230/400(V)
Operating voltage 50% Un ~ 130%Un
range
The meter works normally within the operating voltage range.
Max range of operating voltage 0 Un ~ 190% Un
Within the limited range, the meter will not be damaged. It can ensure the measurement, but cannot guarantee the
accuracy. After the operating voltage recovers normal, the meter works correctly and the accuracy class remains
unchanged.

2.2. Current Parameters

Imax 100A
Starting current (0.4%Ib) 40mA
Meter metering current range 40Ma ~ 100 A
Common current specification 10 (100A)

2.3. Frequency Parameters

Rated frequency fn 50Hz
Frequency application range 74,5Hz ~ 52.5Hz

2.4. Meter Self power Consumption

Consumption of voltage circuit 2W 10VA
Consumption of current circuit 4VA
 2.5. Active Metering Accuracy
Three-phase Electronic Energy Meters active measurement accuracy conforms to IEC 62053-21 class 1.

Error limit in percentage

SMI inner quality
Load value Power factor
standard
IEC62053-21

0.05IbI< 0.10 Ib 1 1.5 0.7

0.10IbIImax 1 1.0 0.5

0.5L 1.5 0.7

0.1IbI< 0.2Ib
0.8C 1.5 0.7
0.5L 1.0 0.5
0.2IbIImax
0.8C 1.0 0.5

Table 1: Error limit in percentage for active class 1

Three-phase Electronic Energy Meters reactive measurement accuracy conforms to IEC 62053-23 class 2.

Error limit in percentage

Power S
Load value factor E SMI Standard
IEC62053-23

0.05IbI< 0.10 Ib 1 2.5 1.5

0.10IbIImax 1 2.0 1.2

0.1IbI< 0.2Ib 0.5L 2.5 1.5

0.2IbIImax 0.5L 2.0 1.2

Table 2: Error limit in percentage for reactive class 2

2.6. Display Mode

The three-phase electronic meter displays in numeric mode.

Display mode LCD display of wide-temperature range

Character digits for data item 8 digits including 8 integers and 0 decimal
display
5 digits
Character digits for data ID display

2.7. Pulse Constant

Active: 1000imp/kWh.

Reactive: 1000imp/kvarh
2.8. Active/Reactive Power Output Check
The meter is equipped with impulse LED specific for testing active/reactive energy, locating on meter face cover. To
ensure the accuracy, at different current test points, the impulse number collected should increase along with the current
increase, and meter selects the correct impulse among 1~8 samplings reasonably.

2.9. Serial Communication Interface

Interface 1:

Type Serial bi-direction communication interface

Baud rate 4800bps
Application Data reading and related data item configuration
Pattern Non-modulated IR communication

Interface 2:

Type Serial bi-direction communication interface

Baud rate 9600 bps
Application Data reading and related data item configuration
Pattern RS485 communication

2.10. Meter Electromagnetic Compatibility

Requirements of SMI inner quality

No. Item u
IEC62052-11 standard

Contact
8 kV 10 kV
Electrostatic Discharge Discharge
1
Immunity
Air Discharge 15 kV 18 kV

HF Electromagnetic Field 80 MHz-2 GHz 80 MHz-2 GHz

2
Immunity 30 V/m 30 V/m

3 Fast Transient Burst 4 kV/100 kHz 4.3 kV/100 kHz

Equipment of CISPR 22 Equipment of CISPR 22

4 Radio Interference Test
Class B Class B

Immunity to conducted 150 kHz80 MHz 150 kHz80 MHz

5 disturbances induced by
10 V 10 V
radio-frequency fields

6 Surge Immunity 4 kV 4.3 kV

 Table 3: EMC

2.11. Insulation Test

Requirements of SMI inner quality

No. Item m
IEC62052-11 standard

Impulse
1 Insulation Class II 6 kV 6.5 kV
Voltage

Between current circuit and the

4 kV (2 mA) 4.1 kV (2 mA)
earth (insulation class II)
2 AC Voltage

Between auxiliary terminals 2 kV (2 mA) 2.5 kV (2 mA)

Table 4: Insulation test

2.12. Application Environment

Requirements of IEC SMI inner quality

No. Itemm
62052-11
2 standard

Operating temperature range -25 55 -25 70

Limited range of operation -40 70 -40 70

1 Temperature

Limit range for storage and

-40 70 -4080
transport

Annual mean 75 75

For 30 days, these days

2 Humidity being spread in natural 95 95
manner over one year
Occasionally on other days 85 85

Table 5: Application environment

2.13. Operating Principle Diagram

The meter takes MCU as a core to control other outside modules including display, communication, measurement,
tampering detection and power management. The current sampling uses measurement method of current transformer,
while voltage sampling uses dividing resistance network. The meter adjustment is completed via software.
 Display
Power Detect
IR
Load control
commulicatio
Tamper n
Detect RS485 module
Measure LCD driver
Communica
MIC| Clock manage tion
(metering
CT ic )

MCU
Line Neutral
out (Current out
transformer )
Serial
port

(Micro Controller
Unit )s

RTC
Line in

Neutral
in
3. Physical Design

3.1. Structure Diagram

1 Active pulse LED 9 Set button 17 Terminal cover

2 Reactive pulse LED 10 Face cover 18 Wire binding screw

3 Temper alert LED 11 Base 19 Load control terminal

 4 Power LED 12 Battery cover 20 Active impulse terminal

5 LCD display 13 Battery 21 Reactive impulse

terminal

6 IR communication 14 Battery cover screw 22 RJ45 port 1

interface

7 Page up button 15 Detection terminal of 23 RJ45 port 2

open terminal cover

8 Demand reset button 16 Terminal cover screw

3.2. Dimension Diagram

Overall dimension: 215.0mm157.0mm71.0mm
3.3. Wiring Diagram
All movable terminals of the meter locate in the connection terminal cover with secured screws fitted with user seal to
prevent from operations such as unauthorized connection or other settings, etc.

3.4. Protective Class

The meter, manufactured in PT. Smart Meter Indonesia, take IP test in accordance with IEC60529-4. The result is
IP 54.

3.5. Resistance to Heat and Fire

Resistance to heat and fire class: V0. (All the enclosure is made of heat-resistant and fire-retardant material.)
4. Functions

4.1. Measurement Function

Three-phase meter separately measures the forward and reverse power, and calculates the total power consumption.
Meter measures active/reactive energy and stores the data, at the same time indicated by LED. The real-time power may
be measured by pulse constant and pulse interval time, then accumulated to the total active power consumption and the
active power consumption of each billing month.

4.2. Active/Reactive Energy Metering

Active energy unit: kWh, reactive energy unit: kvarh.
The metering phasor diagram in right connection as following :

Ua

a Ia

Ic
c
b

Ub
Uc Ib

Active power expressed as: P =P1+P2+P3=UaIa cosa+ UbIbcosb+ UcIc cosc

Reactive power expressed as: Q =Q1+Q2+Q3 =UaIa sina+ U Ib sinb+ UcIc sinc
Active energy expressed as: Ep =Pdt=UaIa cosa+ UbIb cosb+ UcIc coscdt
Reactive energy expressed as: Eq =Qdt=UaIa sina+ UbIb sinb+ UcIc sincdt

4.3. Active/Reactive Direction Definition

SMI3000 Electronic Meter, developed PT. Smart Meter Indonesia, applies the conception of forward/reverse power in view
of the customer.

Customers forward power =power suppliers sending power.

Customers reverse power =power suppliers received power

4.4. Max Demand (MD) Calculation

Active maximum demand unit is kW; the unit for reactive max. demand is kvarh.
Active MD calculation method is slide calculation method.
MD calculation cycle is 30 min.
4.5. Timesharing Rate Function
Support timesharing rate function.
Rate parameters may be set by upper PC.
Support 31 daily time interval tables.
Support 10 daily time interval quantities.
 Support 8 weekly tables.
Support 4 seasonal tables.
Time of use tariff meter by default.

No. of Daily table corresponding with seasonal and weekly table

seasonal
table

st st
1 May 1 to Sep. 31 Thursday to Saturday corresponds with table 1;
Friday with table 2

st th
2 Oct. 1 to April 30 , Monday to Sunday corresponds with table 0.

Daily table Time interval tariff

0
00: 00~24: 00 T1

Daily table Time interval tariff

1
00: 00~08: 00 T2

08: 00~12: 00 T3

12: 00~17: 00 T4

17: 00~24: 00 T3

Daily table Time interval tariff

2
00: 00~09: 00 T2

09: 00~21: 00 T3

21: 00~24: 00 T2

4.6. Load Control Function

The meter can be programmed to set load control threshold.
When the meter detects consumption load is higher than load threshold, overload alert will be triggered with the alert
LED blinking in red. If the alert status reaches to the specified 30 sec, the meter will cut off user load, the alert LED
will keep lighting in red. The relay will auto close after 30 sec or by pressing any button. If overload relay off times is
higher
 than 3 the relay cannot auto close or by pressing any button, only by sending dedicated TOKEN to let it close. When
load threshold is 0, this function will be disabled.
When meter powers off constantly for overload, users can apply for enlarging capacity in power vending department,
after enlarging capacity power can be recovered.

4.7. IR Communication Function

The meter equips with non-modulated IR optical communication interface. By HHU with serial communication port, the
meter can realize time synchronization and meter data items reading and other functions.

4.7.1. Time Synchronization

The meter can carry out time synchronization via communication interface

4.7.2. Reading Meter Data

Via communication interface, it is available to read data items in meter, including current consumption data, previous 12
months consumption data, meter clock, all kinds of meter data items and log data.

4.8. RS485 Communication Function

The meter equips with RS485 communication interface, realizing time synchronization and meter data items reading and
other functions.

4.8.1. Time Synchronization

The meter can carry out time synchronization via communication interface

4.8.2. Reading Meter Data

Via communication interface, it is available to read data items in meter, including current consumption data, previous 12
months consumption data, meter clock, all kinds of meter data items and log data.

4.9 Button
4.9.1 Setting Button

If 2 sec the time for pressing setting button 5 sec, it will be regarded as long time pressing button. Manual auto scroll
items will be displayed one by one and each for 1 sec. After finishing the manual display, the meter will return to auto
display mode.

If 5 sec the time for pressing setting button 10 sec, it will be regarded another long time pressing button and the meter
enter into test display mode. If no button operation for 10 sec or press page up button to view all test display items, the
meter will return to auto display mode.

When 10 sec < the time for pressing setting button 15 sec, LCD will display relay. Once releasing the button, the
meter is under manually operating relay state. When the relay is closed and allowed for manual relay off, execute the relay
off function and let it under pre-relay on state, conduct relay on action. If relay is displayed on LCD due to misoperation,
dont release the button. Keep pressing until relay disappears, then release the button.
4.9.2 Page up Button

Under scroll display mode by pressing button, the meter will return to auto scroll display mode if no operations on button for
10 sec. Under other modes, press page up button to return auto scroll display mode.

4.9.3 Demand Reset Button

Keep pressing ( 5 sec) demand reset button to reset demand and realize monthly billing function.

4.10. Data Item Display Function

4.10.1. Display Description

LCD will display in full screen after power on. It will enter the power information display mode after 5 sec. LCD in full screen
is displayed as:

Tags Name Function

Hand-shaped The tag is used to indicate meter under tampering state or not. Tampering
tampering tag events include open face cover, open terminal cover and magnetic field
tampering.

Definitions on display mode:

1. Disappear to indicate no tampering occurred.

2. Blink. Tampering detected and confirm now.
3. keep displaying. Tampering confirmed.

Alert tag The tag is used to indicate any tag alert states. The definitions for the alert
state includes:

1 Meter error: relay error, clock error, not calibration, metering error,
memory error and dataflash/eeprom error.
2 Alert event: over current, current reversed, phase off.

Definitions on display mode:

1. Disappear, no alert events detected.

2. Blink, alert events detected.
 3. Keep displaying, meter error detected.

Phase off and current There are 3 similarly tags on LCD. Each tag has two symbols: Ln and .
reversed tag n stands for 1~3 to indicate 3 phase.

Definitions on display mode:

1)L1: L1 blinks which means L1 is phase off; keep displaying which

means voltage of L1 is normal. The blink of means L1 is reversed.

2)L2: L2: L2 blinks which means L2 is phase off; keep displaying

which means voltage of L2 is normal. The blink of means L2 is
reversed.

3)L3: L3 blinks which means L3 is phase off; keep displaying which

means voltage of L3 is normal. The blink of means L3 is reversed.

Relay tag Indicate the state of current relay.

Definitions:
1. No display, which means the relay is closed.
2. Keep displaying and disconnected, which means the relay is under off
state.
3. Blink and disconnected, which means the relay is under error state
(the state of detecting circuit is inconsistent with the logic state of
relay)
Reserved Reserved

Quadrant tag Indicate the quadrant where the meter operates.

Note: The meter is under no-load state by only displaying coordinate rather
than quadrant tag.

1. Disappear, which means the external battery is ok.

External battery tag
2. Blink which means voltage of external battery is too low.

1. Disappear which means the face cover is closed.

Open face cover tag
2. Blink which means the face cover is open.
3. Keep displaying, which means the face cover is open and can
disappear after clearing tampering.
 1. Disappear which means the terminal cover is closed.
Open terminal cover
2. Blink which means the terminal cover is open.
tag
3. Keep displaying, which means the terminal cover is open and can
disappear after clearing tampering.

Communication tag When the meter is under communication, the tag will be displayed.

Sad face/ smile face

tag 1. If the meter detects magnetic field tampering, the tag will blink. If

no tampering, the tag will keep displaying, which means the

meter is under factory mode.

2.If the meter is under testing display mode, the tag will blink; if the

tag keeps displaying, it means the meter is under

non-operating mode.

Data display: 8 integers and 0 decimal. Energy unit is kWh and active power unit is kW.
Code: Data item presented by 5-digits code. (See 4.10.2 Code table of meter data items).

4.10.2. Meter Data Item Code Table

1. Display unit

1) Energy, 0-digit decimal displayed by default. Units: kwh, kvarh, kvah, with leading zero displayed.

2) Power, 2-digits decimal displayed by default. Units: kw, kvar, kva, with leading zero displayed.

3) Max. demand, 0-digits decimal displayed by default. Units: kw, kvar, kva, with leading zero displayed.

4) Voltage, 2-digits decimal displayed by default. Units: V, with leading zero displayed.

5) Current, 2-digits decimal displayed by default. Units: A, with leading zero displayed.

6) Power factor , 2-digits decimal displayed by default.

7) Frequency, 2-digits decimal displayed by default, with leading zero displayed.

2. Auto Scroll Display List

No Item OBIS

Accumulative forward 1.0.1.8.0.255

1 active energy
 Accumulative forward 1.0.1.8.1.255
2 active energy of Tariff 1

Accumulative forward 1.0.1.8.2.255

3 active energy of Tariff T2

Time 0.0.0.9.1.255
4

Date 0.0.0.9.2.255
5

Forward active energy 1.0.1.9.0.255

6

Forward reactive energy 1.0.3.9.0.255

7

Phase A voltage 1.0.32.7.0.255

8

Phase B voltage 1.0.52.7.0.255

9

Phase C voltage 1.0.72.7.0.255

10

Phase A current 1.0.31.7.0.255

11

Phase B current 1.0.51.7.0.255

12

Phase C current 1.0.71.7.0.255

13

Phase A power factor 1.0.33.7.0.255

14

Phase B power factor 1.0.53.7.0.255

15

Phase C power factor 1.0.73.7.0.255

16

Instant power factor 1.0.13.7.0.255

17

Frequency 1.0.14.7.0.255
18

Meter ID 0.0.96.1.0.255
19

Forward active power 1.0.1.7.0.255

20

Forward reactive power 1.0.3.7.0.255

21
22 Forward active average 1.0.1.4.0.255
demand

23 Forward reactive average 1.0.3.4.0.255

demand

24 Forward apparent average 1.0.9.4.0.255

demand

25 Forward active max. 1.0.1.6.0.255

demand

26 Date of forward active 1.0.1.6.0.255

max. demand

27 Time of forward active 1.0.1.6.0.255

max. demand

28 Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.0.255

demand

29 Date of forward reactive 1.0.3.6.0.255

max. demand

30 Time of forward reactive 1.0.3.6.0.255

max. demand

31 Accumulative forward 1.0.3.8.0.255

reactive energy

32 Accumulated forward 1.0.3.8.1.255

reactive energy of Tariff 1

33 Accumulated forward 1.0.3.8.2.255

reactive energy of Tariff 2

34 Meter reading times 0.0.96.50.0.255

35 Interval time to record load 1.0.0.8.4.255

profile
 36 The latest meter reading 0.0.96.20.128.255
date and time

37 Installation date of battery 0.0.96.6.5.255

3. Pressing button display list

No Item OBIS

1 Accumulative forward active 1.0.1.8.0.255

energy

2 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.2.8.0.255

energy

3 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.3.8.0.255

energy

4 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.4.8.0.255

energy

5 Accumulative forward active 1.0.21.8.0.255

energy of phase A

6 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.22.8.0.255

energy of phase A

7 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.23.8.0.255

energy of phase A

8 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.24.8.0.255

energy of phase A

9 Accumulative forward active 1.0.41.8.0.255

energy of phase B

10 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.42.8.0.255

energy of phase B

11 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.43.8.0.255

energy of phase B
12 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.44.8.0.255
energy of phase B

13 Accumulative forward active 1.0.61.8.0.255

energy of phase C

14 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.62.8.0.255

energy of phase C

15 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.63.8.0.255

energy of phase C

16 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.64.8.0.255

energy of phase C

17 Forward active energy 1.0.1.9.0.255

18 Forward active energy of 1.0.1.9.1.255

Tariff 1

19 Forward active energy of 1.0.1.9.2.255

Tariff 2

20 Forward active energy of 1.0.1.9.3.255

Tariff 3

21 Forward active energy of 1.0.1.9.4.255

Tariff 4

22 Reverse active energy 1.0.2.9.0.255

23 Reverse active energy of 1.0.2.9.1.255

Tariff 1

24 Reverse active energy of 1.0.2.9.2.255

Tariff 2

25 Reverse active energy of 1.0.2.9.3.255

Tariff 3

26 Reverse active energy of 1.0.2.9.4.255

 Tariff 4

27 Forward reactive energy 1.0.3.9.0.255

28 Forward reactive energy of 1.0.3.9.1.255

Tariff 1

29 Forward reactive energy of 1.0.3.9.2.255

Tariff 2

30 Forward reactive energy of 1.0.3.9.3.255

Tariff 3

31 Forward reactive energy of 1.0.3.9.4.255

Tariff 4

32 Reverse reactive energy 1.0.4.9.0.255

33 Reverse reactive energy of 1.0.4.9.1.255

Tariff 1

34 Reverse reactive energy of 1.0.4.9.2.255

Tariff 2

35 Reverse reactive energy of 1.0.4.9.3.255

Tariff 3

36 Reverse reactive energy of 1.0.4.9.4.255

Tariff 4

37 Forward active max. demand 1.0.1.6.0.255

38 Date and time of forward 1.0.1.6.0.255

active max. demand

39 Forward active max. demand 1.0.1.6.1.255

of Tariff 1

40 Date and time of Tariff 1 1.0.1.6.1.255

forward active max. demand

41 Forward active max. demand 1.0.1.6.2.255

 of Tariff 2

42 Date and time of Tariff 2 1.0.1.6.2.255

forward active max. demand

43 Forward active max. demand 1.0.1.6.3.255

of Tariff 3

44 Date and time of Tariff 3 1.0.1.6.3.255

forward active max. demand

45 Forward active max. demand 1.0.1.6.4.255

of Tariff 4

46 Date and time of Tariff 4 1.0.1.6.4.255

forward active max. demand

47 Reverse active max. demand 1.0.2.6.0.255

48 Date and time of reverse 1.0.2.6.0.255

active max. demand

49 Reverse active max. demand 1.0.2.6.1.255

of Tariff 1

50 Date and time of Tariff 1 1.0.2.6.1.255

reverse active max. demand

51 Reverse active max. demand 1.0.2.6.2.255

of Tariff 2

52 Date and time of Tariff 2 1.0.2.6.2.255

reverse active max. demand

53 Reverse active max. demand 1.0.2.6.3.255

of Tariff 3

54 Date and time of Tariff 3 1.0.2.6.3.255

reverse active max. demand

55 Reverse active max. demand 1.0.2.6.4.255

of Tariff 4
56 Date and time of Tariff 4 1.0.2.6.4.255
reverse active max. demand

57 Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.0.255

demand

58 Date and time of forward 1.0.3.6.0.255

reactive max. demand

59 Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.1.255

demand of Tariff 1

60 Date and time of Tariff 1 1.0.3.6.1.255

forward reactive max. demand

61 Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.2.255

demand of Tariff 2

62 Date and time of Tariff 2 1.0.3.6.2.255

forward reactive max. demand

63 Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.3.255

demand of Tariff 3

64 Date and time of Tariff 3 1.0.3.6.3.255

forward reactive max. demand

65 Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.4.255

demand of Tariff 4

66 Date and time of Tariff 4 1.0.3.6.4.255

forward reactive max. demand

67 Reverse reactive max. 1.0.4.6.0.255

demand

68 Date and time of reverse 1.0.4.6.0.255

reactive max. demand

69 Reverse reactive max. 1.0.4.6.1.255

demand of Tariff 1
70 Date and time of Tariff 1 1.0.4.6.1.255
reverse reactive max. demand

71 Reverse reactive max. 1.0.4.6.2.255

demand of Tariff 2

72 Date and time of Tariff 2 1.0.4.6.2.255

reverse reactive max. demand

73 Reverse reactive max. 1.0.4.6.3.255

demand of Tariff 3

74 Date and time of Tariff 3 1.0.4.6.3.255

reverse reactive max. demand

75 Reverse reactive max. 1.0.4.6.4.255

demand of Tariff 4

76 Date and time of Tariff 4 1.0.4.6.4.255

reverse reactive max. demand

77 Forward active demand 1.0.1.4.0.255

78 Forward reactive demand 1.0.3.4.0.255

79 Phase A voltage 1.0.32.7.0.255

80 Phase B voltage 1.0.52.7.0.255

81 Phase C voltage 1.0.72.7.0.255

82 Phase A current 1.0.31.7.0.255

83 Phase B current 1.0.51.7.0.255

84 Phase C current 1.0.71.7.0.255

85 Instant power factor 1.0.13.7.0.255

86 Instant active power 1.0.15.7.0.255

 87 Frequency 1.0.14.7.0.255

88 Meter ID 0.0.96.1.0.255

89 Installation date of battery 0.0.96.6.5.255

90 The latest monthly billing time 1.0.0.1.2.255

91 Demand scoring time 1.0.0.8.0.255

92 Time 0.0.0.9.1.255

93 Date 0.0.0.9.2.255

4. Power off display

No Item OBIS

Accumulative total active 1.0.15.8.0.255

1 energy

5. Test display

No Item OBIS

Accumulative forward active 1.0.1.8.0.255

1 energy

Accumulative forward active 1.0.1.8.1.255

2 energy of Tariff 1

Accumulative forward active 1.0.1.8.2.255

3 energy of Tariff 2

Time 0.0.0.9.1.255
4

Date 0.0.0.9.2.255
5

Forward active energy 1.0.1.9.0.255

6
 Forward reactive energy 1.0.3.9.0.255
7

Reverse active energy 1.0.2.9.0.255

8

Reverse reactive energy 1.0.4.9.0.255

9

Phase A voltage 1.0.32.7.0.255

10

Phase B voltage 1.0.52.7.0.255

11

Phase C voltage 1.0.72.7.0.255

12

Phase A current 1.0.31.7.0.255

13

Phase B current 1.0.51.7.0.255

14

Phase C current 1.0.71.7.0.255

15

Phase A power factor 1.0.33.7.0.255

16

Phase B power factor 1.0.53.7.0.255

17

Phase C power factor 1.0.73.7.0.255

18

Instant power factor 1.0.13.7.0.255

19

Frequency 1.0.14.7.0.255
20

Meter ID 0.0.96.1.0.255
21

Forward active power 1.0.1.7.0.255

22

Forward reactive power 1.0.3.7.0.255

23

Forward active average 1.0.1.4.0.255

24 demand

Forward reactive average 1.0.3.4.0.255

25 demand

Forward apparent average 1.0.9.4.0.255

26
 demand

27 Forward active max. demand 1.0.1.6.0.255

28 Date of forward active max. 1.0.1.6.0.255

demand

29 Time of forward active max. 1.0.1.6.0.255

demand

30 Forward reactive max. demand 1.0.3.6.0.255

31 Date of forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.0.255

demand

32 Time of forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.0.255

demand

33 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.3.8.0.255

energy

34 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.3.8.1.255

energy of Tariff 1

35 Accumulative forward reactive 1.0.3.8.2.255

energy of Tariff 2

36 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.2.8.0.255

energy

37 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.2.8.1.255

energy of Tariff 1

38 Accumulative reverse active 1.0.2.8.2.255

energy of Tariff 2

39 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.4.8.0.255

energy

40 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.4.8.1.255

energy of Tariff 1
 41 Accumulative reverse reactive 1.0.4.8.2.255
energy of Tariff 2

42 Meter reading times 0.0.96.50.0.255

43 Interval time to record load 1.0.0.8.4.255

profile

44 The latest meter reading date 0.0.96.20.128.255

and time

45 Installation date of the battery 0.0.96.6.5.255

4.11. Indicator status

4.11.1 Pulse Indicator

Pulse indicator: red ,blinks during power consumption.

4.11.2 Power Indicator

Power indicator: keeps lighting in green.

4.11.3 Alert Indicator

Alert indicator: red

Function Alert LED indicator Remark

No abnormal events occured Always off

Relay open Always on

Alert event Blink

4.11.4 Buzzer

Function Buzzer Remark

Button Sound once shortly

Overload event occurred Keep short sound Stop if overload disappears

 4.11.5 LCD Alert

Function LCD display Remark

Event is detected with alert

Open cover event OPEN indicated during the auto scroll
display.

Event is detected with alert

Magnetic field tampering DISTU indicated during the auto scroll
display.

Event is detected with alert

Overload event OVER PO indicated during the auto scroll
display.

Billing BILL Display immediately

4.12. Event Recording Function

Record all events according to the type. Up to 100 items can be recorded for each type. When the quantity is beyond 100,
the meter will adopt the means of FIFO to display (FIFO refers to first in and first out. That is to say, the earliest occurred
events will be covered by the latest ones).

4.12.1 Voltage Related Event

1. Event detection logic

Event Event Detect conditions Detection time Remark

code

The occurrence 33 Occurrence: I <40mA && U<= The detection time for Thd_miss =
of L1 phase off Thd_miss occurrence and ending 0.7*230V the lower
are all 60 sec. limit of normal
Ending: I >= 40mA || U>Thd_miss
The ending of 34 operating voltage
L1 phase off Duration >= 60s

The occurrence 35
of L2 phase off

The ending of 36
L2 phase off
The occurrence 37
of L3 phase off

The ending of 38
L3 phase off

2. Event to capture objects

Capture objects Clock

event counter

event code

L1 Voltage, in stant value

L2 Voltage, in stant value

L3 Voltage, in stant value

Total entries 100

4.12.2 Current Related Event

1. Event detection logic

Event Event Detect conditions Detection time Remark

code

The occurrence of 1 Occurrence conditions: The detection time for Px refers to total
L1 current reversed occurrence and ending power of one
Px >= 50W && 90 x 270
are all 10 sec. phase, that is the
The ending of L1 2 Ending conditions: sum of forward and
current reversed reverse.
Px < 50W || x < 90 || 270 <
x < 360 x refers to the angle
The occurrence of 3
between current
L2 current reversed
and voltage of
one phase.
The ending of L12 4
current reversed

The occurrence of 5
L3 current reversed
The ending of L3 6
current reversed

L1 over current 7 Ix refers to instantaneous current The detection time for

occurrence of one phase occurrence and ending
are all 60 sec.
Thd=100AUnit: 0.1A;
L1 over current 8
ending

Occurrence conditions: Ix Thd

L2 over current 9
occurrence Ending conditions: Ix < Thd

L2 over current 10
ending

L3 over current 11
occurrence

L3 over current 12
ending

2. Event to capture objects

Capture objects Clock

event counter

event code

L1 Current, instant value

L2 Current, instant value

L3 Current, instant value

Total entries 100

4.12.3 Power Off Events

1. Event detection logic

Event Event Detect conditions Detection time Remark

code
Power off 7 Power off Record immediately
occurrence

Power off ending 8 Power on Record immediately

(power on
occurrence)

2. Event to capture objects

Capture objects Clo ck

event counter

event code

p
Duration of long ower failure In any
phase

V
L1 oltage, insta t value

V
L2 oltage, insta t value

L3 Voltage, insta t value

Total entries 100

4.12.4 Tampering Events

1. Event detection logic (efent fraud)

Event Event Detect conditions Detection time Remark

code

The occurrence of 1 Occurrence: open face cover Record immediately

open face cover detected

The ending of open 2 Ending: close face cover Record immediately

face cover detected

The occurrence of 3 Occurrence: open terminal cover Record immediately

open terminal cover detected

The ending of open 4 Occurrence: close terminal cover Record immediately

terminal cover detected
The occurrence of 11 Occurrence: Magnetic field The detection time
magnetic field detected for occurrence and
interference ending are all 10
Ending: hasnt detect magnetic
sec.
field
The ending of 12
magnetic field
interference

2. Event to capture objects

Capture objects Clo ck

event counter

event code

Total entries 100

4.12.5 Programming Events

1. Event detection logic (transaction event)

Event Event Detect conditions Detection time Remark

code

Set clock (Time mark 1 Record immediately

before setting)

Set clock (Time mark 2 Record immediately

after setting)

Set demand cycle 3 Record immediately

Set load profile cycle 4 Record immediately

Set billing date 5 Record immediately

Set overload 8 Record immediately

threshold

2. Event to capture objects

 Capture objects Clo ck

event code

Total entries 100

4.13 Monthly Billing Record

1. The meter supports the previous 12 historical billing data along with auto billing and manual billing (by pressing
st
button). The auto billing date is 0:00:00 for the 1 day of each month by default.

2. Bill the captured object

No Item Total

1 Time mark 0.0.0.1.2.255

2 Forward active energy 1.0.1.8.x.255

3 Reverse active energy 1.0.2.8.x.255

4 Forward reactive energy 1.0.3.8.x.255

5 Reverse reactive energy 1.0.4.8.x.255

Forward active max. 1.0.1.6.0.255

6
demand (and time mark)

Reverse active max. 1.0.2.6.0.255

7
demand (and time mark)

Forward reactive max. 1.0.3.6.0.255

8
demand (and time mark)

Reverse reactive max. 1.0.4.6.0.255

9
demand (and time mark)

Forward active 1.0.1.2.0.255

10 accumulated max.
demand

11 Reverse active 1.0.2.2.0.255

accumulated max.
 demand

3. Solutions for Exception

1) Cross billing point for power off: Supplement one billing point by using the current time as time mark after power on.

2) Cross billing point by backward clock settings: Supplement one billing point by using the current time as time mark.

3) Forward clock settings: do not handle.

4.14 Profile
4.14. 1 Energy Load Profile

1. The recording interval is 30 min by default.

2. Capture object

No Item Total

1 Time mark 0.0.0.1.2.255

2 Status word 0.0.96.10.1.255

3 Forward active 1.0.1.4.0.255

demand

4 Forward reactive 1.0.2. 4.0.255

demand

5 Reverse reactive 1.0.3. 4.0.255

demand

6 Reverse active 1.0.4. 4.0.255

demand

7 Forward active 1.0.1.8.0.255

energy

8 Forward reactive 1.0.2.8.0.255

energy

9 Reverse reactive 1.0.3.8.0.255

energy
 10 Reverse active 1.0.4.8.0.255
energy

3. Solutions for Exception

1) Delete or supplement handling for forward or backward clock settings.

2) Cross load profile point for power off: supplement all missing points after power on.

4.14.2 Load Profile for Grid Quality

1. The recording interval is 30 min by default.

2. Capture object

No Item Total Phase A Phase B Phase C

1 Time mark( must be 0.0.0.1.2.255

defined by default)

2 Status word 0.0.96.10.1.255

3 Sectional average 1.0.32.27.0.255 1.0.32.27.0.255 1.0.52.27.0.255 1.0.72.27.0.255

voltage

4 Average power factor 1.0.13.27.0.255 1.0.33.27.0.255 1.0.53.27.0.255 1.0.73.27.0.255

in the total sections

5 Average current in 1.0.31.27.0.255 1.0.31.27.0.255 1.0.51.27.0.255 1.0.71.27.0.255

each phase section

5. Meter Installation Instruction

5.1. Cautions on Operation

The installation and commission operator of energy meter must be technically qualified as below:

Trained with relevant technical training.

Be familiar with and comply with safety regulations, strictly comply with specific regulation of safety.
Please see if the required materials and tools are all prepared before starting operation (see 5.2 Tools and Materials
required).

5.2. Tools and Materials Required

The following tools and materials are necessary for installing the meter:

The energy meter preset correctly (already opened an account) and sealed well.
 Customers information chart of energy meter.
Screws to fix energy meter.
Seal and seal tools provided by the Utility.
Slotted screwdriver and cross screwdriver which are used to secure screw.
Drilling tools (if it is needed) and multi-meter.

5.3. Installation Dimension Figure

5.4. Cautions on Installation

Before wiring, please carefully check the connection diagram on meter case and confirm the phase line, and neutral
line (ground wire) consistent with connection diagram. It is better to use copper wire and copper contact to connect to
meter.
If the cable is old, operator shall cut the end of cable to ensure the new exposed wire end is about 15 mm long to be
used to connect; if cable diameter is between 3 mm and 6.5 mm, directly connect to inside of terminal and make sure
it secured; if cable diameter is less than 3 mm, then it is necessary to use a suitable size copper or aluminum bushing
to clamp cable end so as to avoid loose contact of connection resulting in terminal burnout.
During wire-connection, firstly loosen each screw on each terminal, then insert In-phase line into end of connection
aperture and the in-neutral line into end of connection aperture, fully tighten screws of terminals. Similarly insert Out-
phase line into end of connection aperture. Tighten screws of terminals fully and make them secured.
 Power on energy meter to test the working condition, if energy meter works normally, record readings of meter.
Otherwise, please carefully test condition of installation and connection and working voltage.
Be gentle with the energy meter so as to avoid dropping and collision during whole installation processes.
When installing energy meter, please be careful with operation and power usage safety so as to avoid accident.

6. Transport and Storage

The product shall be transported and stored according to the related rules. No intense impact to the product is allowable
during transportation and unpacking.
The product shall be stored in a clean place where the ventilation is good, the ambient temperature is -25 70 , and
the relative humidity is not more than 75%, and make sure no corrosive gas or harmful material present and the natural
ventilation is good.
The product shall be stored on shelf in a warehouse and the stacking height shall not be more than 10 layers.

7. Warranty

The manufacturer warrants its products against defective parts and workmanship and will repair or (at its option) replace,
free of charge, any meter which is or may become defective under proper operation with all seals in good condition within
the warranty period specified in contract from date of sales.

8. Troubleshooting

The meter features self-test. If the following information is found on the LCD, or the self-test information displayed on LCD
is abnormal (e.g. character missing or character incomplete etc.), contact the manufacturer for advice.

Fault Solution

When LCD is under full-screen displaying, some The LCD is not qualified.
characters are not full or clear, or the energy
Ask the manufacturer or agent to replace the LCD.
indication flashes but the LCD has no displaying.

No display on LCD and no flashing of the energy 1. Check whether wire-connection is correct.

pulse indicator. 2. Check whether voltage is in operation range.

LCD is normal, impulse indicator doesnt flash when 1. Check if the connection is correct.

power consumption 2. Power consumption is less than 0.4%Ib.