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Power quality analyzers, colour display, panel mounted CVM-A1500-ITF-485-ICT2 CVM-A1500-ITF-485-ICT2, Power analyzer Código: M56311. > Protocol: Modbus/RTU | BACnet | webserver (HTTP) | XML | HTML5 > Memory: 200 MB > Memory: Yes > Events / Waveform (1 = yes): Yes > Energy accuracy: 0,2S (.../5A) > Communications: RS-485 | Ethernet > Transistor output: 2 > Nº relays: 2 > Digital inputs: 2 > Harmonics: 63 > Input current: .../5 A | .../1 A | 250 mA > Mounting: Pannel > Modules: 144 x 144 CVM-A1500 is a panel mounted power quality analyzer with EMS (Energy Management Software) integrated. Its internal Web Server (html5) allows any user to have full installation control by using any web browser. Designed to be installed in the most relevant or critical part of electric installations since it registers and monitors a wide range of variables (almost one year of data with RMS, maximum and minimum values). The device also registers power quality events such as swells, dips, interruptions (every half cycle) and transients (according to IEC 61000-4-30 Class A). Any event will be immediately captured with the voltage and current waveform. This model adds the measurement of power quality variables (defined in the standard EN 50160) such as flicker, unbalance (Kd) and asymmetry (Ka) coefficients or voltage and current harmonics decomposition up to 63th. In addition it is possible to monitor in real time the instantaneous waveforms of voltage and current through its oscilloscope function. As an added value, CVM-A1500 displays the number of events and transients on each affected phase with the level reached, duration and its associated waveform. In addition, those events are directly displayed in CBEMA, ITIC y SEMI-F47 graphs. The smart design of the CVM-A1500 allows users to customize their own screens in order to access to the information faster and easy. Remark that the device allows the connection though PowerStudio software to save and store, in a redundant way, all the information in a server or PC avoiding memory limits. Dimensions:144 x 144 mm Energy Management Software (EMS) included with historical data register Register of power quality events, waveforms and instantaneous parameters. Expandable up to 3 modules (inputs/outputs and communications) VGA color display with high definition IP 65 with airtight seal 5 voltage channels + 4 ITF current channels Active energy class 0,2S (IEC 62053-22) Universal switching power supply AC/DC or DC Ethernet communications (Web Server) + RS-485 (ModBus RTU or BACnet protocol) 5 user customizable screens 3 tariffs (selectable by digital input or by communications) Cost calculation(any currency) and emissions of kgCO2 2 relay outputs for alarms + 2 transistor outputs for alarms or pulses + 2 digital inputs to select tariff, to control logical states or pulse centralizer from any external meter. Creation date: 05/11/2021 - CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to modify any information contained in this document.

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Control, monitoring and logging of the power quality in High and Low Voltage distribution panels. Performed directly or remotely thanks to its WEB server. Integration in SCADA systems through XML requests. 4 alarms (2 per transistor and 2 per relay), fully and independently programmable according to a low or high value, hysteresis, connection/disconnection delays, normally open or closed standby status and interlocking. Generation of impulses with transistor outputs, fully and independently configurable over any incremental parameter (energy, costs, kgCO2, total meter or tariff hours)....

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Specifications AC power supply Installation category Consumption Nominal voltage Power analyzer for panel with power quality measurement parameters Installation category Nominal voltage Mechanical characteristics Size (mm) width x height x depth Environmental characteristics Protection class IP 40 (Front), IP 65 (Sealing), IP 30 (unmounted) Relative humidity (without condensation) Storage temperature Operating temperature Certifications UL/CSA 61010-1 3rd edition Current measurement circuit Installation category Phase current measuring range Neutral current measuring range Maximum input...

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Stop bits (BACnet) Stop bits (ModBus) Parity (BACnet) non-pair-impar (Modbus) Electrical safety User interface Power analyzer for panel with power quality measurement parameters Display type Digital inputs Input/output insulation Potential-free contact Maximum short-circuit current Maximum open circuit voltage Standards UNE EN 61010, UNE EN 61000-6-4, UNE EN 61000-6-2, IEC 664, UNE-EN 55022, Measures according to : IEC 61557-12 Digital relay outputs Electrical life (at maximum load) Mechanical life Maximum switching capacity Digital transistor outputs Pulse width Pulse output, time period...

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calculated (…/0.250A) Reactive energy measurement (kvarh) Reactive power measurement (kvar) Active energy measurement (kWh) Power factor measurement Phase voltage measurement Neutral voltage measurement Pinst. Flicker Power analyzer for panel with power quality measurement parameters Apparent power measurement (kVA) Creation date: 05/11/2021 - CIRCUTOR, SA

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CVM-A Power quality analyzers, colour display, panel mounted CÓDIGO Energy accuracy Input current Power analyzer for panel with power quality measurement parameters Four-quadrant measuring device with PowerStudio embedded. Integrated Datalogger module. Optional Modbus/TCP. 200MB Internal memory See expansion modules and accessories (sealing gaskets) for CVM-A/CVM-B. Precision power without connected sensors. Creation date: 05/11/2021 - CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to modify any information contained in this document.

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CVM-A1500-ITF-485ICT2 Power analyzer for panel with power quality measurement parameters M56311. Creation date: 05/11/2021 - CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to modify any information contained in this document.

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