Circutor CIRWATT Series Manuel utilisateur

MULTI-PURPOSE

THREE PHASE METER

CIRWATT Series

(Version 4.xx)

Installation Man al

(M98166301-03 / 05A)

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INSTALLATION MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE No.

1.-

INTRODUCTION

..................................................................................... 2

2.-

METER MODEL

....................................................................................... 2

3.-

SAFETY LEVELS (Seals)

......................................................................... 3

4.-

DISPLAY

................................................................................................. 3

4.1.- Dis lay Modes. ..................................................................................... 4

4.1.1.- STAND BY Mode

............................................................................... 4

4.1.2.- READING Mode

................................................................................. 4

4.2.- Ty es of screen.

...................................................................................... 5

4.2.1.- Stand by screen

................................................................................. 5

4.2.2.- Menu Screen

..................................................................................... 5

4.2.3.- Data Screen.

...................................................................................... 5

4.3.- STAND BY mode screen

.......................................................................... 6

4.4.- READING screens mode.

......................................................................... 7

4.4.1.1.- Screen L1 (CONTRACT 1)

........................................................... 8

4.4.1.2.- Screen L2 (CONTRACT 2)

......................................................... 12

4.4.1.3.- Screen L3 (CONTRACT 3)

......................................................... 13

4.4.1.4.- Screen L4 (INFORMATION)

....................................................... 15

4.4.1.5.- Screen L5 (INFO FAB)

............................................................... 20

5.-

TECHNICAL FEATURES

........................................................................ 22

6.-

INSTALLATION AND START-UP

............................................................ 24

6.1.- Installing the equi ment

.......................................................................... 24

6.2.- Meter terminals ratio (see label on terminal cover)

.................................... 24

6.3.- Meter connection diagrams

..................................................................... 25

7.-

MAINTENANCE

..................................................................................... 26

8.-

TECHNICAL SERVICE

........................................................................... 26

A.- CIRWATT connection diagram

..................................................................... 27

B.- Changing the Battery

................................................................................... 28

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1.- INTRODUCTION

CIRWATT is a multi- ur ose three- hase, four quadrant, digital meter. Its great

versatility is its main feature, allowing it to ada t to the needs of the individual user.

It has been es ecially designed for installations where the electro-mechanical meters

do not meet the current requirements. It is s ecifically for those installations that require a

meter with a tariff system or where electricity billing is done by using load rofiles.

2.- METER MODEL

The different meter configuration o tions covering the needs of each installation are

shown below:

Meter version CIRWATT 



 



- 



- 



- 





4 wire / 3 wire

4 Connection

mode

Class 0.5S active / Class 1

reactive 05

Class 0.2S active / Class 0.5

reactive 02

Acc racy

3x57/100 V (4 w) L

3x63.5/110 V (4 w) M

3x127/220 V (4 w) N

3x220/380 V (4 w) O

3x230/400 V (4 w) Q

3x110/190 V (4 w) T

Meas red

voltage

/5 (10) A three hase T5

/1 (2) A three hase T1

Meas red

c rrent

50 Hz A Freq ency

60 Hz B

RS-232 / RS-232 1

RS-232 / RS-485 2

Comm nications

company/ ser

Without card 0

3 in uts 1 Expansion card

4 out uts (o tomos) 2

4 out uts (relay) 3

3 in uts + 4 out uts (o tomos) 4

3 in uts + 4 out uts (relay) 5

Meter + Tariff setter + Power

demand meter + Recorder D Mode

Version and/or rotocols Revision

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3.- SAFETY LEVELS (Seals)

CIRWATT has the necessary seals

to ensure that the meter is not tam ered

with. Once the meter is installed, these

seals must always be attached.

⇒ Terminal cover seals.

These seals are attached once the

equi ment has been installed. These seals

revent the modification of the meter

connection.

⇒ Meter cover seal

Bill closure and changing the

clock's battery are rotected by this seal.

4.- DISPLAY

Data is resented on a three line LCD dis lay es ecially designed for the CIRWATT.

CONSUMED

ENERGY

GENERATED

ENERGY

INDUCTIVE AND

CAPACITIVE

SYSTEM

ACTIVE

TARIFF

Using the key the menus may be accessed. And with the key it is ossible to

move through the menu.

The units and resolution of the energy values are the same as for the meter overflow

values, i.e. the recorder values. The units will be kWh or kVArh.

The size of the recordings will be as shown below:

Ty e 1 (Class 0.2S) 9 whole digits (999,999,999)

Ty e 2 (Class 0.5S) 8 whole digits (99,999,999)

Ty e 3 (Class 1) 7 whole digits (9,999,999)

For Ty e 1 measuring equi ment, the dis lay screen only has 8 digits, in this case it

will act as follows:

Overflow (Recorder)

9 whole digits Unit kWh or kVArh (999,999,999)

Display (Screen)

6 whole digits and 2 decimals Unit MWh or MVArh (999,999.99)

METER COVER

SEAL

TERMINAL CASING

SEALS

CHANGE SCREEN

GROUP BUTTON

CHANGE SCREEN

BUTTON

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The nits for any power or energy data transmitted via the protocol will

be kW, kWh, kvarh, regardless of how they are displayed.

4.1.- Display Modes.

4.1.1.- STAND BY Mode

Whenever READING mode is not activated by ressing the corres onding

reading button/s, this screen will always a ear as a default.

4.1.2.- READING Mode

This is activated by ressing , entering the variable selection menu. Pressing

the key moves through the menu and by ressing , enters the o tion that is

flashing on the dis lay. 60 seconds after the last ress, the Dis lay returns to STAND

BY Mode.

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4.2.- Types of screen.

There are three ty es of screen:

4.2.1.- Stand by screen

The STAND BY screen resents information without needing to use any of the

equi ment's buttons. This is ty ically used to show to the customer the necessary

information for him to control measurement in the easiest way ossible.

In the case of the 4x20 dis lay (4 line screen), the second is a SCROLL screen

( resenting different information in a different way after a time)

4.2.2.- Men Screen

The MENU screen resents different o tions to access data screens or other

secondary menu screens.

It is only used in READING mode.

=ihnl[]n{+

Ch@i

Ch@i{@[\

F-{{

N+{=H<

4.2.3.- Data Screen.

The DATA screens show information on a s ecific grou of data. It is only used in

READING mode.

The data lines consist of two fields: one code (9 characters reserved) and the value of

the data

****+.2*{{+(+2(+

****,-12{{+(+2(+

****+23+{{+(/2(+

F-{{

N+{=H<

L(****+{{{J

****+

****/,*{{

*(+2(*

*24-/4/*{{{

,3(+*(*-

F-{{

N+{=H<

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4.3.- STAND BY mode screen

Screens Text Type Comments

r.xxxxx P.xxxxx FIXED Link Address and Measurement Point

OBIS Without OBIS

0.18.0

0.28.0

0.58.0

0.68.0

0.78.0

0.88.0

IMP

EXP

SCROLL

Absolute active energy in ut total

Absolute active energy out ut total

Total Q1absolute reactive energy

Total Q2 absolute reactive energy

Total Q3 absolute reactive energy

Total Q4 absolute reactive energy

DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM:SS

FIXED Date and Local Time

Alphan meric indicators line

Q1 Quadrant (Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4) (See APPENDIX C)

1+2+3+ Presence of voltage in each hase with its corres onding current

direction

T123 Current tariff eriods in contracts 1, 2 and 3 res ectively

C Critical alarm due to internal or external incidents directly affecting

measurement. This will be flashing.

N Non critical alarm not affecting measurement creating a meter

malfunction. This will be flashing.

B Low battery alarm. This will be flashing.

P S ecial arameter mode activated

Code field

B. C D. E. F xxxxxxxx

B. 1 character long. Defines the contract corres onding to the data. It may take the values

0,1,2 or 3. 0 is used for data not associated with any contract

C 1 or 2 characters long according to circumstances. Generally defines the hysical or

abstract size of the data. It may take the values defined in the IEC/UNE-EN62056-61

OBIS standard

D. 1or 2 characters long according to circumstances. Defines the ty e or result

E. 1 character long. Generally defines the tariff for the value defined by B, C and D. It may

take the values 0 to 9 defined in the IEC/UNE-EN62056-61 OBIS standard

F 2 characters long. Defines the invoice eriod number from most recent to oldest of values

defined by B, C, D and E. It may take the values defined in the IEC/UNE-EN62056-61

OBIS standard

Xxxxxxxx

Values

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4.4.- READING screens mode.

_On.SerIES

(STAND

BYBY)

(MAIN)

InFo

BACK

L40

(INDICATORS)

NodEl

L41

(CONTRACT PARAMETERS)

L42

(TRANSFORMATION RATIOS)

MANU ADD

L43

CURRENT VALUES

ContrASt

L44

INSTANT VALUES

BACK

L45

(COMMUNICATIONS)

L46

(IDENTIFIERS)

L47

(OUTPUT CONSTANTS

SALIDA)

L48

(CLOCK CHANGE)

BACK

()

ConTRACT 1

L11

()

CURRENT

L31

()

CURRENT

L12

()

CLOSURE 1

L32

()

CLOSURE 1

L13

()

CLOSURE 2

L33

()

CLOSURE 2

L14

()

CLOSURE 3

L34

()

CLOSURE 3

L15

()

CLOSURE 4

L35

()

CLOSURE 4

L16

()

CLOSURE 5

L36

()

CLOSURE 5

L17

()

CLOSURE 6

L37

()

CLOSURE 6

BACK

()

ConTRACT 2

()

ConTRACT 3

InFo FAb

L21

()

CURRENT

L22

()

CLOSURE 1

L23

()

CLOSURE 2

L24

()

CLOSURE 3

L25

()

CLOSURE 4

L26

()

CLOSURE 5

L27

()

CLOSURE 6

BACK

Abs

InC

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Screen L (Main)

This is the first screen accessed in READING Mode. It is a MENU screen to access

other secondary MENU screens.

Screens Text Comments

=ihnl;]n{+{ Accesses current values for contract 1

=ihnl;]n{,{ Accesses current values for contract 2

=ihnl;]n{-{ Accesses current values for contract 3

Ch@i{ Accesses information not relevant to the contracts

Ch@i{@;\{ Accesses extra information defined by the

manufacturer:

<[=E{ Returns to STAND BY screen

4.4.1.1.- Screen L1 (CONTRACT 1)

This is the screen that accesses information on contract 1. It is a MENU screen. It

accesses the secondary MENU screens.

Screens Text Comments

=oll_ht Accesses current values for contract 1

=FI OL?{+ >>'GG'

this shows information on values from contract 1

closure 1(most recent).

=FI OL?{, >>'GG'

Accesses values for contract 1 closure 2

=FI OL?{- >>'GG'

Accesses values for contract 1 closure 3

=FI OL?{. >>'GG'

Accesses values for contract 1 closure 4

=FI OL?{/ >>'GG'

Accesses values for contract 1 closure 5

=FI OL?{0 >>'GG'

Accesses values for contract 1 closure 6 (oldest)

<[]e{ Returns to the revious screen

4.4.1.1.1. Screen L11 (CONTRACT 1): CURRENT)

This screen shows information on the current values for contract 1. On entering this

menu two o tions a ear for data dis lay: absolute values and incremental values.

The ABSOLUTE o tion (;<

;<;<

;< ) dis lays absolute values for active and reactive

energy, as well as ower excesses and maximum demands.

The INCREMENTAL o tion (CH=

CH=CH=

CH=) dis lays incremental values for active and

reactive energy from the last bill closure, as well as ower excesses and maximum

demands.

If no o tion is selected, after the following ress it will dis lay data in Absolute values

as a default.

Either of the two screens will only dis lay information when it is active, that is to say, if

certain tariffs or recordings such as excesses or maximums have not been activated, they

will not a ear on the information screen for these tariffs and recordings.

The codes for Absolute values are shown below:

AbS (Absol te)

OBIS Witho t OBIS

L11

KWH 1.18.1 ABSIMP T1 C1-CUR

Tariff eriods for Active Energy

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KWH 1.18.2 ABSIMP T2 C1-CUR

KWH 1.18.3 ABSIMP T3 C1- CUR

KWH 1.18.4 ABSIMP T4 C1- CUR

KWH 1.18.5 ABSIMP T5 C1- CUR

KWH 1.18.6 ABSIMP T5 C1- CUR

KWH 1.18.0 ABSIMP TOTAL

C1- CUR

from the start of measurement

(if active), included in the total

( eriod 0)

1.18.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

KVARL 1.58.1 ABSQ1 T1 C1- CUR

KVARL 1.58.2 ABSQ1 T2 C1- CUR

KVARL 1.58.3 ABSQ1 T3 C1- CUR

KVARL 1.58.4 ABSQ1 T4 C1- CUR

KVARL 1.58.5 ABSQ1 T5 C1- CUR

KVARL 1.58.6 ABSQ1 T6 C1- CUR

KVARL 1.58.0 ABSQ1 TOTAL

C1-CO1

Tariff eriods for Q1 Reactive

Energy from the start of

measurement (if active),

included in the total ( eriod 0)

1.58.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

Power Excesses 1.12.1 EXCES T1 C1- CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.2 EXCES T2 C1- CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.3 EXCES T3 C1- CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.4 EXCES T4 C1- CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.5 EXCES T5 C1- CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.6 EXCES T6 C1- CUR

Excesses from the last bill

closure (if active)

1.12.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

MAXIMUMS 1.16.1 MAXDEM T1 C1-CUR

MAXIMUMS 1.16.2 MAXDEM T2 C1-CUR

MAXIMUMS 1.16.3 MAXDEM T3 C1-CUR

MAXIMUMS 1.16.4 MAXDEM T4 C1-CUR

MAXIMUMS 1.16.5 MAXDEM T4 C1-CUR

MAXIMUMS 1.16.6 MAXDEM T6 C1-CUR

MAXIMUMS 1.16.0 MAXDEM TOTAL

C1- CUR

Maximums from bill closure (if

active), included in the total

( eriod 0)

1.16.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

The codes for the absolute variable values are shown below:

Inc (Incremental))

OBIS Whio t OBIS

KWH 1.19.1 INCIMP T1 C1-CUR

KWH 1.19.2 INCIMP T2 C1-CUR

KWH 1.19.3 INCIMP T3 C1-CUR

KWH 1.19.4 INCIMP T4 C1-CUR

KWH 1.19.5 INCIMP T5 C1-CUR

KWH 1.19.6 INCIMP T5 C1-CUR

KWH 1.19.0 INCIMP TOTAL

C1-CUR

Consum tion er Active Energy

tariff eriod from the last bill

closure (if active) included in the

total

1.19.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

KVARL 1.59.1 INCQ1 T1 C1-CUR

KVARL 1.59.2 INCQ1 T2 C1-CUR

KVARL 1.59.3 INCQ1 T3 C1-CUR

KVARL 1.59.4 INCQ1 T4 C1-CUR

KVARL 1.59.5 INCQ1 T5 C1-CUR

KVARL 1.59.6 INCQ1 T6 C1-CUR

KVARL 1.59.0 INCQ1 TOTAL

C1-CUR

Consum tion er Q1 Reactive

Energy from the last bill closure

(if active), included in the total

1.59.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

Power Excesses 1.12.1 EXCES T1 C1-CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.2 EXCES T2 C1-CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.3 EXCES T3 C1-CUR

Power Excesses 1.12.4 EXCES T4 C1-CUR

L11

Power Excesses 1.12.5 EXCES T5 C1-CUR

Excesses from the last bill

closure(if active)

1.12.x where x = tariff

( eriod)

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