Gemini Tinytag Energy Logger Manuel utilisateur
Tinytag Energy Logger
Technical Manual
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01 Contents 03
02 Warnings and PAT Testing Instructions 04
03 Introduction 06
04 In the Case 07
05 Controls and Connections 08
06 Logger Display 09
07 Logger Markings 10
08 Quick Start 12
Modes of Operation:
09 Single Phase Current 14
10 Three Phase Current 15
11 Single Phase Current and Voltage 16
12 Three Phase Current and Voltage 17
12.1 Positioning Coils 19
12.2 Screen Messages 22
12.3 Manual Conguration 24
13 Data Logging 27
14 Tinytag Explorer 28
15 What Does the Logger Record? 34
16 How the Energy Logger Works 36
17 Logging Specication 38
18 Measurement Specication 39
19 Physical Specication 40
20 Maintenance and Service Instructions 41
21 Battery Information 42
22 Approvals and Warranty 43
Contents
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Important Safety Information. Read the following
warnings carefully before installing or operating the
Energy Logger.
• The logger must only be used as intended and in
accordance with the instructions in this manual. Failure to
do so may impair the safety features of the logger.
• Never attempt to use the logger or accessories if they
appear to be damaged or malfunctioning. Disconnect the
mains supply and contact your supplier.
• The logger is for indoor use only. Do not use in damp or
wet environments.
• Installation of this logger may expose the operator
to hazardous voltages. If in doubt, refer to a qualied
electrician.
• The mains input of the logger (see page 6) must only
be connected to an AC mains socket using the supplied
lead. Do not exceed the maximum rated input voltage
for the logger.
• The current measurement inputs must only be connected
to approved exible coil current transducers, Gemini part
number ACS-002X. Any other type of connection may
damage the logger and expose the user to hazardous
voltages.
• An earthed mains connection is required for correct
operation, not for device safety.
• When changing batteries, make sure the mains lead is
removed from the logger.
• Only use 4 x Alkaline AA batteries, observing the correct
polarity.
• The logger must only be operated with the battery cover
tted.
• The logger contains no user-serviceable parts. Do not
open (except to remove the battery cover when replacing
batteries).
• The logger contains hazardous voltages and a lithium
battery. Servicing must be carried out by an authorised
service centre only. Please contact your supplier for
further information.
02 Warnings & PAT Testing Instructions
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• This equipment should be used within the temperature
range and other environmental conditions specied in
this manual.
• Voltage Range 230V ±10%
• Mains Transient Overvoltage Category II, 2.5kV
• Measurement Category IEC61010: 2001 CAT II
• Operating Temperature 0 to +50°C
• Maximum RH 95% (non-condensing)
• Maximum Altitude 3000m
This logger is tted with a magnet.
• Keep away from pacemakers
• Keep away from iPods and hard drives
• Keep at least 10mm from credit cards
If the magnet is removed from the logger:
• There is a danger it will shatter if it makes a sudden
contact with a hard surface.
• Keep away from children, this magnet is not a toy.
Portable Appliance Testing - Flash Test
• Do not Flash Test this product at more than 3000v RMS.
• Due to EMC ltering components within the product, the
leakage current at the ash test voltage may be up to
10mA & register as a fail on some PAT testers.
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The Tinytag Energy logger combines the level of
performance required by experts with the level of simplicity
required by those that are new to energy management.
The logger is ideal for monitoring building energy supply,
sections within a building or individual pieces of equipment.
Data from the Tinytag Energy Logger can be used to identify
power-hungry or inecient equipment and peak load times,
and can highlight equipment that is left powered up or idling
unnecessarily.
The Tinytag Energy Logger provides visibility of energy
usage so that eective measures can be taken to reduce
electricity bills, lower carbon footprint and improve
environmental performance.
• Simple to use
• High accuracy
• Non-invasive
• Small size/lightweight
• Reduce energy costs
• Reduce carbon foot print
• Can be used straight out of the box
• Track down inecient pieces of equipment
03 Introduction
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Warning!
Text marked with this symbol is important
information, vital to the correct and safe
usage of this data logger. Please read these
warnings carefully.
Disclaimer
The information presented in this document has been
carefully checked for reliability; however, no responsibility is
assumed for inaccuracies. The information in this document is
subject to change without notice.
04 In the Case
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The following items are supplied in the carry case:
• 1 x TGE-0001: Tinytag Energy Logger
• 3 x ACS-0020: Clip on coil
• 1 x SWCD-0090: Tinytag Explorer software
• 1 x CAB-0030: UK mains lead (TGE-0001-UK)
• 1 x CAB-0031: EU mains lead (TGE-0001-EU)
• 1 x CAB-0032: USB cable
• 1 x 9800-0112: User Manual
05 Controls and Connections
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The RJ45 port on the top of the logger
is for future expansion and should not be
connected to anything.
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4
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5
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1. PC interface connection (USB “B” Socket)
2. Mains input
3. Display
4. Control buttons
5. Coil connections (for ACS-002X coils)
Buttons
Function: Allows you to step through the dierent
wiring congurations the logger supports
Record: Starts and stops the
data logger recording
Scroll: Allows you to scroll through current,
voltage and power readings from the logger
06 Logger Display
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2
3
1. Wiring Conguration
This shows the dierent wiring congurations supported by
the logger. To step though them, press the Function button.
2. Prompts and Error Messages
When a wiring conguration is selected, the logger will show
prompts in this area of the display to tell the user what needs
to be plugged in next. This area of the display is also used to
display error messages.
3. Current Readings
Current, voltage, power and power factor information is
displayed here. To step through them, press the Scroll
button.
07 Logger Markings
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CE
This equipment meets the requirements of
the EMC Directive and Low Voltage Directive
of the European Union. Compliance has been
assessed by application of the following
standards:
EN 61326-1 Electrical equipment for
measurement, control and laboratory use –
EMC requirements.
EN 61010-1:2010, IEC 61010-1 (Third
Edition):2010 and IEC 61010-2-030: 2010 (First
Edition) Safety requirements for electrical
equipment for measurement, control and
laboratory use.
WEEE
Data loggers, accessories and batteries should
be disposed of at organised facilities, where
available, in line with local regulations.
In accordance with the WEEE directive Gemini
Data Loggers (UK) Ltd. will take back and
dispose of any equipment purchased directly.
Equipment not purchased directly should be
returned to the point of sale for disposal.
WARNING!
Observe the text of any warning messages
associated with this symbol.
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