User Manual-PM - PE5120

USER MANUAL
AC STATIC WATTHOUR METER-PE5120
Elmeasure India Pvt Ltd

www.elmeasure.com
User Manual-PE5120
Introduction
Range of validity
The present user manual applies to the Elmeasure product of Three
Phase Prepaid Energy Meter.
Purpose
The user manual contains all the information required for the
application of the meters for the intended purpose.
This includes:
 Provision of knowledge concerning characteristics, construction
and function of the meter
 Information about possible dangers, their consequences and
measures to prevent any danger
 Details concerning the performance of all work throughout the
service life of the meter
Target group
The contents of this user manual are intended for technically qualified
personnel of energy supply companies who are responsible for the
meter planning, installation, operation and maintenance of the meter.
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HAZARD CATEGORIES AND SPECIAL SYMBOLS

Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with the
instrument before trying to install, operate, service or maintain it. The following special
messages may appear throughout this manual or on the equipment to warn of potential
hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure.
The addition of this symbol either to a “Danger” or “Warning” safety label

indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the
instructions are not followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury
hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible
injury or death.
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can

result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can

result in minor or moderate injury.
Without CAUTION: This might affect the functionality of the equipment. So care needs
symbol to be taken for doing the action.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The Device must be installed in accordance with all local and national electrical codes.
DANGER
 Apply appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow safe
electrical work practices.
 This Instrument must only be installed and serviced by qualified
electrical personnel.
 Turn off all power supply to this equipment before working on or inside
equipment.
 Always use a properly rated voltage sensing instrument to confirm
power is off.
 This instrument can only be used as a permanently installed instrument
with permanent electrical connections including earth ground.
 Connect protective ground (earth) before turning on any power supply to
this instrument.
 Do not use this meter for critical control or protection applications where
human or equipment safety relies on the operation of the control circuit.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.OVER VIEW…………………………………………………………..…………….. ..07
1.1 FRONT VIEW…………………………………………………………………………. ..08
1.2 ADVANTAGES……………………………………………………………………….. ..08
1.3 GENERAL FEATURES……………………………………………………………….. ..09
1.4 UNIQUE FEATURES…………………………………………………………………. ..09
1.5 BLOCK DIAGRAM…………………………………………………………………… ..11
1.6 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION…………………………………………………………..11
1.7 APPLICATIONS………………………………………………………………………. ..11
2.MAIN FUNCTIONS……………………………………………………………….. ..12
2.1 MEASUREMENTS……………………………………………………………….....….12
2.1.1 ENERGY…………………………………………………………………………...…..12
2.1.2 INSTANTANEOUS VALUES…………………………………………………….…..12
2.2 DISPLAY………………………………………………………………………….…………….12
2.2.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS……………………………………………………12
2.2.2 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY…………………………………………………………….12
2.2.3 DISPLAY MODES…………………………………………………………………... ..13
2.2.4 DISPLAY INDICATIONS…………………………………………………………... ..13
2.2.5 STATUS INDICATIONS………………………………………………………… … ..14
2.3 KEY FUNCTIONS……………………………………………………………………...14
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS…………………………………………….. ..15
4. COMPLIANCE STANDARDS…………………………………………………. ..16
5. PREPAID METER FUNCTIONS………………………………………………..17
5.1 OVER VOLTAGE CONTROL………………………………………………………... ..17
5.2 OVER LOAD CONTROL……………………………………………………………... ..17
5.3 DG PHASE SELECTION………………………………………………………………..17
5.4 LOW CREDIT ALARM………………………………………………………………....17
5.5 NON TRIP HOLIDAY………………………………………………………………… ..18
5.6 HAPPY HOURS……………………………………………………………………….. ..18
5.7 EMERGENCY CREDIT………………………………………………………………. ..18
5.8 RECHARGE HISTORY……………………………………………………………….. ..18
5.9 DIGITAL INPUT………………………………………………………………………...18
5.10 REMOTE UNIT………………………………………………………………………...19
6. PROGRAMMING MENU-SETUP…………………………………….……… ..20
6.1 TO ENTER SETUP……………………………………………………………………. ..20
6.2 SETUP PARAMETERS……………………………………………………………….. ..21
6.3 EDIT SETUP PARAMETERS………………………………………………………… ..22
7. COMMUNICATION INTERFACES…………………………………………...24
7.1 RS485 COMMUNICATION………………………………………………………….. ..24
7.2 COMMUNICATION REGISTER MAP………………………………………………. ..24
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8. DIMENSIONS AND INSTALLATIONS…………………………………….. ..27

8.1 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS……………………………………………….. ..27
8.1.1 OUTLINE DRAWING………………………………………………………………. ..27
8.1.2 TERMINAL BLOCK DRAWING…………………………………………………... ..28
8.2 ELECTRICAL………………………………………………………………………….29
8.2.1 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS………………………………………………....29
8.2.2 INSTALLATION……………………………………………………………………...34
9. RECHARGE THROUGH ELNET PPS……………………………………… ..37
10. TROUBLESHOOTING………………………………………………………… ..40
11. DO'S-AND-DON'T S…………………………………………………………...….41
12. PRODUCT WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION………………………..43
ANNEXURE A…………………………………………………………………………...44
TABLE OF FIGURES
FIG 1: FRONT VIEW OF METER………………………………………………………………... ..08
FIG 2: BLOCK DIAGRAM……………………………………………………………………….. ..10
FIG 3: FULL SCREEN DISPLAY………………………………………………………………… ..11
FIG 4: REMOTE UNIT WITH METER…………………………………………………………... ..18
FIG 5: RS 485 COMMUNICATION WITH METER…………………………………………….. ..23
FIG 6: OUTLINEDRAWING FOR FRONT VIEW OF THE METER….………………………... ..26
FIG 7: OUTLINE DRAWING FOR SIDE VIEW OF THE METER……………………………... ..26
FIG 8: OUTLINE DRAWING FOR BACK VIEW OF THE METER……………………………. ..27
FIG 9: OUTLINE DRAWING OF BOTTOM & FRONT VIEW OF THE TERMINAL BLOCK....27
FIG 10: CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR THREE PHASE DIRECT CONNECTED METER…...30
FIG 11: CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR THREE PHASE CT OPERATED METER…………. ...31
FIG 12: CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR SUB MODULES IN A METER…………………….. ...32
FIG 13: MOUNTING DIAGRAM……………………………………….…………………………..33
FIG 14: CAT 6 TO 4 PIN CONNECTOR ……………………………….………………………......35
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1. OVERVIEW
Three phase prepaid meter is designed for the purpose of prepayment. Its main functions
include prepayment, energy measurement, data display, communication, etc.
The conventional method of electricity billing involves a person from the distribution unit
reading the number of units of electricity consumed in the energy meter, conveying this
information to the distribution unit and then preparing the bill according to the units
consumed for a fixed amount of time. This can prove quite tedious as it involves various
tasks like reading, then preparing the bill. Still, accuracy cannot be guaranteed as there can be
errors in human reading. Even though digital meters are being replaced by conventional
electro-mechanical meters that provide many accurate readings, still the problem of
deliberately making a false reading can exist [political reasons]. Despite this, the task of
billing for every consumer is a time consuming job for the distribution grid. Also, the
consumer can deliberately consume more amount of power than required and still refrain
from paying the bill and nothing can be done to restrict the electrical power supply.
To eliminate all these problems, the most convenient method is making the whole system
prepaid.
Basically like in a mobile phone recharging, the consumer buys a recharge card and gets
some energy units in return for the balance amount. The balance amount will keep reducing
for every unit of energy consumed and once it‘s zero, the power supply would be
automatically cut off. The amount deducted for every unit of energy consumed can be
controlled by the distribution unit according to the peak hours.
A Prepaid Energy Meter enables power utilities and the maintenance team to collect
electricity bills from the consumers prior to its consumption. The prepaid meter is not only
limited to Automated Meter Reading [AMR] but is also attributed with prepaid recharging
ability and information exchange with the utilities pertaining to customer‘s consumption
details.
The idea of prepaid metering will be very important for the new research fields of Micro-grid
and Smart Grid and is an inevitable step in making any grid smarter than it is now. Prepaid is
a plan that deducts usage charges and any fixed charges from account balance each day,
where the consumer is expected to take responsibility.
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1.1 FRONT VIEW
FIG 1: FRONT VIEW OF METER
1.2 ADVANTAGES
 Advance revenue collection before consumption of electrical power.
 It is highly accurate as the whole idea of reading the units and then billing manually or
any other means is eliminated.
 Consumer cannot escape from paying the electricity bill and the State Electricity Board
gets free from debts.
 On the consumer front, the tedious task of paying the bill and waiting anxiously for the
bill is eliminated.
 Wastage of energy is diminished as now only the required energy will be consumed as
allotted.
 The power grid can monitor the overall energy consumption and any tampering attempts
are actually of no use and can be detected if still prevalent.
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1.3 GENERAL FEATURES
 Meter with accuracy class 1.0
 Compliance with Indian Standard / IEC standards
 Displays & Records major Electrical parameters
 Programmable Time of Use [TOU/ TOD] metering
 High immunity to magnetic influence and ESD
 RS 485 [Mod-bus]Communication for meter reading
 LED display for measured parameters with legends
1.4 UNIQUE FEATURES
 Compact Size
 Improved Security
 Improved Accuracy
 Audible alarm for low balance
 Optional Ethernet TCP/IP Communication
 Over Voltage protection for both EB and DG
 Auto Configuration through Elmeasure Gateway
 Programmable DG delay for stage wise loading of DG
 EB-DG status broadcasting through Elmeasure Gateway
 Slab rate can be changed any time without affecting the balance
 Remote ON / OFF load by the service provider through software
 Field configuration for Kwh & KVAh without affecting the balance
 Last 10 recharge history will be displayed in meter, refer annexure A
 Remote unit with RJ45 connector can connect CAT-6 wire for 50 meters
 Meter disconnects the relays when power goes off and when tamper occurred
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 Charging the meter with credit revenue through ELNet PPS software which enables the
customer to recharge the meters in 24x7 modes using the payment gateway without
visiting the service provider
 Emergency credit for the selected customer
 Meter can be manufactured with KWh and KVAh
 LED pulse outputs for accuracy verification of kWh
 Money based recharging. No separate recharging for EB and DG
 Elmeasure encryption is added on top of this to provide the better security
 Avoids Human Intervention in meter charging by Internet charging system
 Remote Unit to consumer for monitoring the meter consumption with live data
 Pulse data collection for up to four external devices, such as gas or water meters
 Visual blinking on display as an indication to customer for low balance, over voltage,
over KVA etc
 Direct current measurement up to 80A [Prepaid Meter] & 100A [Post-paid Meter] for 3
phase measurements
 It is a 3 in 1 dual source meter which monitors water and gas consumption along with
electrical consumption
 Optional Battery-backed Real Time Clock [RTC] to maintain time accuracy and tamper
detection during power outages
 Separate load limits for DG/EB Tripping & Consumption, also at pre-determined set
point for protection and effective use of energy
 The meter will be provided with 2 separate Energy Registers for EB and DG. Whereas,
EB or DG source is selected by data communication between meter and PC.
 Elmeasure prepaid meter has great optional feature i.e. individual phases ON for DG [R,
Y, B or RYB or No DG]. This feature can avoid ACCL to individual houses.
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1.5 BLOCK DIAGRAM
FIG 2: BLOCK DIAGRAM
1.6 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATIONS
The energy meter supplies pulses to the micro-controller for every unit of energy consumed.
The micro-controller increases the used up energy unit by one and decreases the balance
amount by the fixed tariff. As soon as the balance amount comes down to zero, the micro-
controller sends a signal to the relay driver which in turn switches off the relay, such that, the
main supply to the load is switched off. A display is also interfaced to the micro-controller
which displays the amount of energy consumed. Meter display starts blinking when the credit
balance gets decreased to a pre-defined programmed value.
The energy meter gives an electric signal to the opt isolator which consists of LED and an
opto transistor combination such that the LED glows and emits light for every electric signal
received by the energy meter [which sends an electric signal for every unit consumed].
It is a 3 in 1 dual source meter. It also monitors water and gas consumption along with
electrical consumption.
1.7 APPLICATIONS
 Shopping Malls & Commercial Complexes

 Gated residential societies / Residential apartments
 Government Residential buildings
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2. MAIN FUNCTIONS
2.1 MEASUREMENT
2.1.1 ENERGY
 The meter measures the energy in the range of 000000 ~9999990KWh

 Measurement mode: Active Energy - KWh
Apparent Energy - KVAh
2.1.2 INSTANTANEOUS VALUES
 Voltage L-L [ VRY, VYB, VBR ]

 Voltage L-N [ VR , VY, VB ]
 Current [ AR, AY, AB ]
 Frequency [ F ]
 Active Power [ WR, WY, WB ]
 Power Factor [ oR, oY, oB ]
 Apparent Power [ RS, YS, BS ]
2.2 DISPLAY
2.2.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
 Visual size of LED: 60mm x 16mm

 Size of digit: 9mm x 5mm
 Operating temperature range : -25oC to +85oC

 High intensity
2.2.2 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY
FIG 3: FULL SCREEN DISPLAY
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2.2.3 DISPLAY MODES
There are three types of LED display modes: automatic scrolling display, push button display
and setup mode display.
 AUTOMATIC SCROLLING DISPLAY

Meter display mode is default as automatic scrolling display when power on. After meter
operates for a certain period, which is automatic scrolling display interval default as 5s, LED
display will switch automatically to next page in sequential order circularly. For details of
display pages, please refer Annex A.
 PUSH BUTTON DISPLAY

One time press button in the meter, automatic scrolling display will switch to push button
display. LED display switches to next page in sequential order circularly at each button-push.
For details of display pages please refer Annex A.
 SETUP MODE DISPLAY
One time press both the buttons in the meter, push button display will switch to setup mode
display. For details of setup mode pages please refer point 6.2
2.2.4 DISPLAY INDICATIONS
The below table describes the indicators on display
TABLE 1: DISPLAY INDICATORS
Mega:
M 10.00 When lit, indicates that the reading is in Mega [10^6]. The value 1000 k is
displayed as 1.00 M and 10,000 K is displayed as 10.0 M.
Negative:
When lit, indicates that the reading is in negative.
When power factor [PF] is in Lag [inductive load]: Both PF and VAR will
̶ 10.00 be in negative.
When current is reversed, W will be negative.
When Balance is negative, bL will indicate negative.
Kilo:
K 10.00 When lit, indicates that the reading is in Kilo [10^3]. The value 1000 is
displayed as 1.00 K and 10,000 is displayed as 10.0 K.
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TABLE 2: ENERGY READING
ENERGY READING RANGE DISPLAY
000000 to 9999.99 0000.00 to 9999.99
Active [Wh] /
10.0000k to 9999.99k K 10.0000 to K 9999.99
Apparent [VAh]
10.0000M to 9999.99M M 10.0000 to M 9999.99
2.2.5 STATUS INDICATIONS
 When the meter is over loaded in EB, the display will indicate ―OV.VA.Eb‖
 When the meter is over loaded in DG, the display will indicate ―OV.VA.dG‖
 When over voltage occurs, it indicates ― OV.VOL‖
 When the meter is in Low balance, the display starts blinking, i.e. Low balance blinking.
2.3 KEY FUNCTIONS
The keys and their descriptions are explained in the following table;
TABLE 3: KEY FUNCTIONS
RIGHT KEY:
It is used to scroll the parameters downwards through the display pages of the
same level, within the same function.
In setup mode, used to editing the parameters and to accept the value.
LEFT KEY:
It is used to scroll the parameters upwards through the display pages of the same
level, within the same function.
In setup mode, used to decrease the value of by one and to scroll the parameters
in this mode.
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3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TABLE 4 : TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE

Voltage Insulation strength
Nominal voltage Un 3x240VAC AC voltage test
Extended operating voltage 70%~120% Un Insulation strength 4kV at 50Hz 1
range min
Start operating voltage 40V Protection Class II
Limiting voltage 70V Inputs and outputs
Burden 0.2VA / Phase Optical test outputs active energy & reactive
Frequency energy
Type Red LED
Nominal frequency fn 50Hz Pulse width 30ms
Tolerance 45 to 55 Hz Active energy constant 1600 imp/kWh
Current Display
Basic current [Ib] 10A/20A Display
Display type LED
Maximum current [IMax] 60A/80A/100A Number of digits value field Up to 6
Starting current [ISt] 0.4% Ib Digit size 9mm x 5mm
Burden 0.2VA / Phase Communication Interface
Measurement RS-485 interface
Active energy Class 1 Communication standards Mod-bus RTU
Voltage 110 to 600VLL Protocol
Baud rate 2400~19200 bps[configurable]
80 to 300VLN
Current 0.05A to 100A Electromagnetic Compatibility
Power Consumption Fast transient burst test Normally 4kV
Power consumption in Voltage circuit Electromagnetic RF fields
Active power without module <2W 27MHz to 500 MHz Typical 10V/m
Apparent power without <10VA 100kHz to 1 GHz Typical 30V/m
module
Power consumption in current circuit Electrostatic discharges
Apparent power without <4VA Contact discharge 8KV
module Air discharge 15KV
Environmental Influences Impulse voltage strength
Temperature range impulse voltage 1.2/50µs 6KV
o o
Operation meter -10 C to +55 C Mechanical
Storage -25oC to +70oC Weight [Approximate] 1800gms
Humidity 5% to 95% Dimension [L x W x H] 171.35×69×242.
Pollution degree II 53mm
Ingress protection IP 51 Material used PC+ABS plastic
Altitude Below 2000 mts
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4.COMPLIANCE STANDARDS
TABLE 5 : COMPLIANCE STANDARDS
Standards Description
IS 13779 Ac static watt hour meters, Class 1 AND 2 – specification
Alternating current direct connected static prepayment meters for

IS 15884
active energy (Class 1 and 2) — specification
Ac Static Transformer Operated Watt hour and Var-hour Meters,
IS 14697
Class 0.2 S and 0.5 S
Electricity metering equipment (a.c.) – General requirements, tests
IEC 62052-11
and test conditions – Part 11: Metering equipment
Electricity metering equipment (a.c ) - Particular requirements -

IEC 62053-21
Part 21: Static meters for active energy (classes 1 and 2)
Electricity metering equipment (a.c ) - Particular requirements -

IEC 62053-22
Part 22: Static meters for active energy (classes 0.2S and 0.5S)
Electricity metering - Payment systems - Part 31: Particular
IEC 62055-31 requirements - Static payment meters for active energy (classes 1
and 2)
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)- Part 4-2: Testing and
IEC 61000-4-2
measurement techniques - Electrostatic discharge immunity test
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)- Part 4-3: Testing and
IEC 61000-4-3 measurement techniques - Radiated, radio-frequency,
electromagnetic field immunity test
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-4: Testing and
IEC 61000-4-4 measurement techniques - Electrical fast transient/burst immunity
test
IEC 61000-4-5
measurement techniques - Surge immunity test
IEC 61000-4-6 measurement techniques - Immunity to conducted disturbances,
induced by radio-frequency fields
Amendment 1 - Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-18:
IEC 61000-4-18 Testing and measurement techniques - Damped oscillatory wave
immunity test
IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)
Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement,

IEC 61010-1
control, and laboratory use - Part 1: General requirements
Information technology equipment - Radio disturbance
CISPER 22
characteristics - Limits and methods of measurement
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5. PREPAID METER FUNCTIONS

5.1 OVER VOLTAGE CONTROL
There is always a chance of suffering an electrical power system from abnormal over
voltages. These abnormal over voltages may be caused due to various reasons such as sudden
interruption of heavy load, lightening impulses, switching impulses etc. These over voltage
stresses are eliminated from the system by means of over voltage protection.
Whenever the voltage crosses the predetermined threshold value of the meter, the meter
relays will get cut-off and load switched to off, this feature protects the equipment when the
over voltage occurs. When the Line voltage is more than programmed value, the prepaid
meter trips the load, thus protecting the household equipments. This replaces the need for
over voltage relays in individual houses.
5.2 OVER LOAD CONTROL
The current in a circuit depends on the rating of the appliances connected to it. The choice of
wires depends upon the maximum current estimated to pass through them. If the total power
rating of the appliances exceeds this permitted limit, they tend to draw a large current. This
may cause an overloading.
To limit this, our meters have the unique feature to program the set limit for consumption
when it is operating on EB and DG in terms of KVA. When the consumption crosses the set
value then the load gets disconnected for a span of 1 minute [programmable through
configuration] after which the load gets connected for the SET DELAY time to see that the
load is reduced and if the consumption is still higher it trips the load for the 2nd delay time
[programmable] and this process gets repeated with the different programmable delay time
until the consumption is reduced.
5.3 DG PHASE SELECTION
This meter is having a great optional feature called DG phase selection were an individual
phase selection is given an option for the user to configure in DG i.e. [R, Y, B or RYB or No
DG]. This feature can avoid ACCL to individual houses.
5.4 LOW CREDIT ALARM
In order to remind the user to recharge in time and to avoid the inconvenience of power
disconnection, the meter provides the function of low credit alarm, including visual alarm and
audible alarm.
Visual alarm: When meter balance goes to less than low credit alarm, LED starts blinking.
Audible alarm: Whenever balance falls to below the predefined level, ex:[Rs.100] the
buzzer gives a 5 beep for every 5 minutes when the balance is less than Rs.100.
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5.5 NON TRIP HOLIDAY
Meter provides two modes of power interruption: Normal power interruption and non trip
holiday. Under the mode of normal power interruption, load disconnects when the balance
reaches zero. However, under non trip holiday, in order to ensure consumer‘s power
consumption, the load doesn‘t disconnect during certain periods, i.e. at weekends or on
holidays, even if meter balance reaches zero. This weekends or holidays are configurable.
5.6 HAPPY HOURS
Most consumers have provisioned for happy hours periods. These periods usually comprise
of those hours which lie outside the working hours of the management. Feature description
behind providing happy hour is that the supply of a consumer should not get disconnected in
a period in which he cannot recharge a meter and get his supply restored. Hence, in case the
credit in the account of a consumer is exhausted at 11:00 PM on a particular day, his supply
will not get interrupted till the beginning of the working hours on the subsequent working day
and therefore he shall have sufficient time to recharge a meter and hence avail uninterrupted
supply. It is to be noted that the management has the flexibility of changing the happy hour as
per their convenience and hence the same can be customized for different consumer
categories.
5.7 EMERGENCY CREDIT
Usually, load gets disconnected automatically when the meter balance reaches to zero.
However, in case that customer needs power and cannot go to purchase power immediately,
the meter provides the function of emergency credit. Under the mode of emergency credit,
meter calculates the balance as a minus value. When meter balance crosses the emergency
credit limit, load disconnects. The function of emergency credit can be used only once before
next recharge. The emergency credit will be deducted automatically during next recharge.
5.8 RECHARGE HISTORY
An additional feature called recharge history can be seen by the service provider of each
consumer by login into our ELNet-PPS software or last 10 recharge history in meter display.
5.9 DIGITAL INPUT
The Digital Input Module interfaces up to three standard utility [electricity gas, or water]
meters and monitors four digital inputs. It can translate the pulses from meters into a register
count that is maintained and compiled.
 One DIM is capable of reading four separate meters.

 The DIM Pulse counter value is stored in memory during power outages and restored
when power is reapplied so the consumer doesn‘t lose data.
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5.10 REMOTE UNIT
In addition to the display screen at the metering unit, the prepaid meters are also provided
with a display unit called as the Remote unit, which can be installed inside the consumer
premises so as to enable the consumers to access their meter information at any hour.
Through the remote unit, the consumers can check their balance, consumption, instantaneous
parameters and maximum recorded load etc..
FIG 4: REMOTE UNIT WITH METER
Features:
 Elegant design
 Displays all parameters including balance
 No separate power is required
 100 meter distance from the meter using CAT 5 cable
 Display blinks and gives a buzzer in frequent intervals when balance gets low and
EB-DG Changeover happens.
 When in idle state, remote unit shows only balance
 Manual SET button for re-connection
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Applications:
Remote monitoring of functions and instrumentation for:
 Oil and gas (offshore platforms, onshore oil wells)
 Networks of pump stations (waste water collection, or for water supply)
 Environmental monitoring systems (pollution, air quality, emissions monitoring)
 Mine sites
 Air traffic equipment such as navigation aids (DVOR, DME, ILS and GP)
 Remote monitoring and control of functions and instrumentation for: Hydro-graphic

(water supply, reservoirs, sewerage systems)
 Electrical power transmission networks and associated equipment
 Natural gas networks and associated equipment
 Outdoor warning sirens
6. PROGRAMMING MENU-SETUP
The PROGMenu Setup gives the complete list of user-programmable parameters.
 You must set up the energy meter to match the application settings before use, otherwise,
readings will be wrong.
 All the setup parameters can be re-programmed, using Set mode.
 You can enter Setup Menu by holding the left and right key for 5s.
6.1 TO ENTER SETUP
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Steps:
1. Press for 5s, The display shows .
2. Press The display shows with 0 blinking.
4. Press for 8 times display shows with 1 blinking.
6. Press 3 times display flashes and then it enters into set mode .
This indicates that you have successfully entered into the setup menu in edit mode.
6.2 SETUP PARAMETERS
The setup parameters and their descriptions are explained below
2016 Yr Yr = Year selection parameter; Default value is 2016, Min-2016, Max-

2056
10.14. d d =Month & Date selection parameter; Default value is 10.14, Min-
01.01, Max-12.31
00.00. t t =Time selection parameter; Default value is 00.00. Min-00.00, Max-

23.59.
K52.00 Eb Eb=VA selection for EB; Input range 100VA-9999MVA; Default value
is 52.00KVA
ryb dG. dG=DG selection function; Select from r, y,b, ryb or no; Default value is
ryb
285.0 O.V. O.V= Over Voltage parameter selection; Input range 80- 310V; Default
value is 285V
5.000 d.t. dt=Delay time selection parameter; Input range 1-180s; Default value is
5s
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9600. b b=Baud rate selection parameter; Select from 2400,4800,9600,19200;

Default value is 9600
EUEn P P=Parity selection parameter; Select from Even ,odd, no ; Default value
is Even
1.000 I d Id=Device ID selection parameter; Input range 1-247 ; Default value is 1
---- Password selection parameter; Input range 1-9999 ; Default value is

1000
COUn E.S. ES=Energy selection parameter; Select from rESO, COUn ; Default
value is COUn
5.000 A.t At =Auto scrolling time selection parameter; Input range 1- 10 ; Default
value is 5s
6.3 Edit set parameters
This section explains how to edit the setup parameters in the energy meter. For better
understanding, the editing is explained in two parts: Edit and Accept Setup, Save New Value
to the Setup.
Edit and Accept Setup
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Steps:
1. After successfully entering into a setup mode (Refer 6.1 for more information), display
shows .
2. Press the display shows with blinking 56.
3. Press the display shows i.e. value decreased by 1
4. Press until the display shows with blinking 16
5. Press the display shows with no blinking.

6. This shows the 2016 value is accepted.
7.To edit the next parameter press the display shows and follow the
step from 2 to 6 to edit and accept the value.
Note:
1. – Means blinking
– Means 16 is blinking
2. The above explained section is for how to edit the value for 'Year'. For other parameters,
the same procedure can be followed.
Save New Value to the setup
Steps:
1.After edit and to accept the parameter as previously described, Press the until display
shows ‗SAVE Y‘, with blinking Y.
2.Press the and Display comes out of setup mode that indicates the value saved
successfully.
3.If you do not want to save the new value, press the to change from ‗SAVE Y‘ to
‗SAVE n‘ in step1 and continue the process as in step2.
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7. COMMUNICATION INTERFACES
7.1 RS485 COMMUNICATION
The RS-485 bus standard is one of the most widely used physical layer bus designs in
industrial applications. It defines not only a single device-to-device interface but also a
communication bus that can be used to form simple networks of multiple devices. Its
configuration and specifications also extend the range and data rate beyond the RS-232
interface capabilities.
The range of the meter ID‘s are 1 to 247. This allows the user to communicate with up to 247
meters on one COM port of the PC. The prepaid meter works on the Mod-bus RTU protocol.
Under Mod-bus, each port supports up to 247 meters.
Available standard baud rates are 2400, 4800, 9600 and 19200. For best results under normal
conditions, leave the meter factory-set at 9600 baud.
FIG 5: RS 485 COMMUNICATION WITH METER
The key features of RS-485 that make it ideal for use in industrial communications and the
applications are
 Bi-directional communication in the single pair of twisted cables
 Multiple Driver can be connected to the same bus
 Differential communication makes it work for long distance up to 3000 feet or

approximately 900 meters [depending on the cable and environment]
7.2 COMMUNICATION REGISTER MAP
All the parameters declared in the communication map are displayed either in Float or in
Unsigned long as mentioned in the below table and follows the standard Mod-bus RTU
protocol. The data can be retrieved individually or together as a block.
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TABLE 6: COMMUNICATION REGISTER MAP
SL.NO PARAMETER DATA TYPE ADDRESS

1 Watts Total Float 40101
2 Watts R phase Float 40103
3 Watts Y phase Float 40105
4 Watts B phase Float 40107
5 VAR Total Float 40109
6 VAR R phase float 40111
7 VAR Y phase float 40113
8 VAR B phase float 40115
9 PF Ave. (Instantaneous) float 40117
10 PF R phase float 40119
11 PF Y phase float 40121
12 PF B phase float 40123
13 VA total float 40125
14 VA R phase float 40127
15 VA Y phase float 40129
16 VA B phase float 40131
17 VLL average float 40133
18 Vry phase float 40135
19 Vyb phase float 40137
20 Vbr phase float 40139
21 VLN average float 40141
22 V R phase float 40143
23 V Y phase float 40145
24 V B phase float 40147
25 Current Total float 40149
26 Current R phase float 40151
27 Current Y phase float 40153
28 Current B phase float 40155
29 Frequency float 40157
30 Cumulative Energy EB [KWh] float 40159
31 Reserved float 40161
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34 Cumulative Energy DG [KWh] float 40167
38 Balance float 40175
39 Low bal blinking float 40177
40 Digital Input 1 Unsigned long 40179
58 RPM Hex 40215
59 EB Load Hours Unsigned long 40217
60 DG Load Hours Unsigned long 40219
61 No of interruptions float 40221
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8. DIMENSIONS AND INSTALLATIONS

8.1 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DIMENSIONS
Length × width × height＝171.35mm×69mm×242.53mm
8.1.1 OUTLINE DRAWING
FIG 6: OUTLINE DRAWING FOR FRONT VIEW OF THE METER
FIG 7: OUTLINE DRAWING FOR SIDE VIEW OF THE METER
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FIG 8: OUTLINE DRAWING FOR BACK VIEW OF THE METER
8.1.2 TERMINAL BLOCK DRAWING

Bottom view
Front view
FIG 9: OUTLINE DRAWING OF BOTTOM & FRONT VIEW OF THE TERMINAL BLOCK
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8.2 ELECTRICAL
8.2.1 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
:During normal operation of this instrument, hazardous

voltages are present at the rear terminals, which can cause severe injury or death.
These voltages are present throughout the potential transformer (PT), current
transformer (CT) auxiliary supply, communication & Input / Output terminal.
Installation, disconnection or removal of the meter should be carried out only by
qualified, properly trained personnel, after de-energizing connected circuits.
8.2.1.1 LOCATION & MOUNTING

Improper installation, including improper wiring and/or improper grounding will void ELECON’s
warranty.
Environmental Conditions
The PE5120 is a high - precision prepayment meter and its operating environment is of
utmost importance. For maximum performance, the instrument should be mounted in a dry,
dirt-free location, away from the heat sources and strong electromagnetic fields. To operate
reliably, the following conditions must be met:
Relative Humidity: Less than 95%, non-condensing

Operating Temperature: 0° to 55° C (32°F to 131°F).
Storage Temperature: -20° to 70°C.
Mounting
The front & back case of the meter is PC+ABS plastic.

Dimensions are L×W×H=171.35mm×69mm×242.53mm.
Mounting Method: Wall mounting with mounting hook
Terminal Screws: M5.5x12 Brass
8.2.1.2 GENERAL WIRING CONSIDERATIONS
Connections to the meter are made to 8 terminals located on the terminal block of the unit.
Power supply connections

The Prepaid meter accepts Universal Power supply of 240VAC. The name plate on the meter
indicates the power supply details.
Power Sources and Connections
The meter can be powered from the voltage source which it is monitoring, shall be 240V AC.
The direction of AC power supply being used is not important as the design takes care of
interchange.
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8.2.1.3 VOLTAGE AND CURRENT INPUT CONNECTIONS
VOLTAGE INPUTS
Whether or not potential transformers (PT's) are required depends on the nature of the system
being monitored, the voltage levels to be monitored. For LT Models (415 VAC L-Nominal),
connect the voltage inputs directly to the terminals. For HT Models, the inputs should be
from the secondary of the Potential Transformer. In a 3-wire system, the Neutral terminal is
not connected. In a 4-wire system, the neutral may or may not be connected to the terminal
marked ‗N‘.
CURRENT INPUTS
The meter requires CT's to sense the current in each phase of the power feed. It is important
to maintain the direction of the current flow from S1 to S2. If this is reversed in one or more
phases, the Power computation will be negative in the corresponding element(s). Though the
computation is internally corrected to an equivalent positive value, it is not advisable to leave
a reversal of current flow uncorrected.
It is important to adhere to phase relationships. Current ‗IR‘ must correspond to the phase
that has the Voltage connected to the ‗VR‘ terminal. The same holds good for current inputs
‗IY‘ and ‗IB‘. If the current and voltage inputs are swapped, the Power and Energy
computations may be erroneous.
PT & CT CONNECTION
Figures placed below to illustrate all the required phase voltage and phase current
connections for the various circuit configurations to ensure correct installation. Phasing and
polarity of the AC current and voltage inputs and their relationship are critical to the correct
operation of the unit.
: CT secondary circuits are capable of generating lethal voltages and

currents when open circuited with their primary circuit energized. Standard safety
precautions should be followed while performing any installation or service on the device.
CONNECTION FOR THREE PHASE DIRECT CURRENT METER
The figure given below provides a wiring diagram for 3 Phase 4 Wire system configurations.
For a 4-wire system, the meter senses the Line-to-Neutral voltage and current of each phase,
making for an equivalent 3 element metering configuration.
Elmeasure recommends using lugs for wiring terminals. If lugs is not used, strands can
standout and short the terminal which will not be under warranty.
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FIG 10: CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR THREE PHASE DIRECT CONNECTED METER
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CONNECTION FOR THREE PHASE CT OPERATED METER
The figure given below provides a wiring diagram for 3 Phase 4 Wire with CT operated
system configurations.
FIG 11: CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR THREE PHASE CT OPERATED METER
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CONNECTION FOR OTHER SUB MODULES IN A METER
The figure given below provides a wiring diagram for other sub models which are Dual
Source, 4 digital input, RS485, & Remote unit connections to the system.
FIG 12: CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR SUB MODULES IN A METER
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8.2.2 INSTALLATION
8.2.2.1 INSTALLING THE METER
The device should be installed in a place where it will not be at risk of damage or near any
unauthorized current connection. The sealing of the distributor housing is recommended. The
producer is not responsible for any damage caused by improper assembly, service and
product maintenance. The prepaid meter should be installed correctly as this could determine
the meter functionality and lifespan. Please follow the prescribed procedures carefully.
FIG 13: MOUNTING DIAGRAM
When selecting a suitable position for the meter, the following should be considered:
 Security [indoors or outdoors] against the tampering.
 General safety consideration in case of possible electric shock, fire, etc.
 For safety consideration, and avoid damage to the meter, install the meter where it is far
away from any water tap.
 Keep the energy meter away from a stove or heater, or any compliance which will
produce heat that exceeds meter‘s limited heat withstand.
 The meter should be installed in a dry ventilated place to ensure the installation and use
of meter is secure and reliable. Those places that are dirty or may cause damage to the
meter, a protection cabinet or box shall be used to protect the meter.
 The meter should be fixed in a firm, fire-resistant surface that does not shake easily.
NOTE: Make sure to disconnect the power of the power network before installing the meter.
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8.2.2.2 INSTALLING A METER IN A NEW LOCATION
To install the Elmeasure prepaid meter in a new location:
 Remove the terminal cover from the meter.

 Install the meter in an upright position, using mounting hardware that is appropriate for
the type of surface material.
 Connect the line and load wires to the meter terminals, while being careful to use the
correct phase, neutral, and line/load configuration.
 Turn ON the supply line power of the meter.
 Test each phase line terminal of the meter to make sure power is ON to each phase, and
that the neutrals are connected to the proper terminals.
 Test the load terminals of the meter to make sure power is available to each phase of the
load.
 Check the display for proper operation of the meter.
 Replace the terminal cover. Apply a seal to the sealing screw if necessary or desired. The
installation is complete.
8.2.2.3 REPLACING AN EXISTING METER
To install the Elmeasure prepaid meter in an existing meter location:

Precaution: Make sure the existing meter and Elmeasure meter mounting mechanism is the
same.
 Turn off the line power to the existing meter

Caution: Test existing meter terminals to make sure the voltage is off.
 Remove the line and load wires from the existing meter terminals. Make sure you label
the wires, or have a method to identify the line and load wires of each phase, R, Y, B,
and neutral, for proper installation in the new meter
 Remove the old meter
 Install Elmeasure's prepaid meter in the same location as the previous meter, using
mounting hardware that is appropriate for the type of surface material.
 Inspect the line and load wires to make sure they are not damaged or frayed. [Replace if
needed.]
 Connect the line and load wires to the meter terminals, while being careful to use the
correct phase, neutral, and line/load configuration.
 Turn the supply line power to the meter ON.
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 Test each phase line terminal of the meter to make sure power is ON to each phase, and
that the neutrals are connected to the proper terminals.
 Test the load terminals of the meter to make sure power is available to each phase of the
load.
 Check the display for proper operation of the meter.
 Replace the terminal cover. Apply a seal to the sealing screw if necessary or desired. The
installation is complete.
8.2.2.4 INSTALLING THE REMOTE UNIT
 Initially make ready the cable for the remote unit to meter, as CAT-6 cable pin outs for
4Pin Connector to RJ-45 is given in below table.
 Now connect one end of the cable i.e. 4pin connector to the remote unit and the other end
of the cable i.e. Ethernet connector to the RJ45 connector of the meter as shown in the
connection diagram.
Cable Pin outs for RJ-45 to CAT-6
TABLE 5: Lists the Cable Pin outs for CAT-6 to 4Pin Connector
CAT 6 COLOUR CODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
4PIN CONNECTOR Vcc 1&3 Gnd 2&4 TxD 5&7 RxD 6&8
1&3
FIG 14 : CAT 6 TO 4 PIN CONNECTOR
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9. RECHARGE THROUGH ELNET PPS
The service provider can do an online recharge of prepaid meter through our ELNet PPS
Application by adopting the following procedures:
Prepaid Meter Recharge:

Initially, switch ON the service icon in the ELNet software and then Click the PPS button as
shown below with an arrow mark:-
As a result, the following Screen will appear.
Now enter user name & password in the text box as shown above with the arrow mark and
then click on Login button. The following screen will be displayed.
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Now click on the Recharge icon as shown above with the arrow mark. The following screen
will be displayed.
Now enter the required customer ID by selecting the options given in it or enter it manually.
Enter the recharge amount in the text box, the screen will display the tax deduction and
recharge amount. Now select the mode of payment by cash or by cheque and then click on
Recharge button. The following screen will be displayed.
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Are you sure ? Do you want proceed with recharge!

will be displayed, Click on Yes button to proceed.
If Recharge is successful, the customer ID with Recharge successful will be displayed as
shown with an arrow mark in the below picture.
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10. TROUBLESHOOTING
Due to a programming error or site conditions, some problems can cause the meter not to
function properly. The fault symptoms and their remedial action for correction are given
below.
1. If the display does not operate:
Check that there are at least 80 volts available to the power supply [L and N connections] on
the Aux supply terminals. If the above steps do not solve the problem, Contact Elmeasure or
your local Elmeasure representative and report the problem and results of the test.
2. If the voltage or current readings are incorrect:
a] Check that the Connection mode is properly set for the given wiring.
b] Check that the voltage and current scales are properly set.
3. If the Watts or Power Factor readings are incorrect but voltage and current readings
are correct:
Make sure that the phase relationship between voltage and current inputs are correct by
comparing the wiring with the appropriate wiring diagram. CT reversal can be observed by
either seeing the Individual Watt or Total Watt. If Watt is with a negative sign, check the
phase wise Watts. The negative Watt is shown where the current polarity is reversed, and it
needs to be corrected.
4. If RS-485 communication does not work:
a] Check that the baud rate of the host computer/PLC is the same as that of the meter.
b] Check all communications wiring.
c] Check that the number of data bits is set to 8, with one stop bit and even parity.
If the above steps do not solve the problem, perform the following:
If the symptom persists after performing the specified steps, or if the symptom is not listed
above, contact your local Elmeasure representative or the technical support / customer service
department.
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11. DO'S-AND-DON'T S
Do’s
 Always, install safety Equipment's like Earth leakage / overload & short circuit
protection [circuit breakers / switches ] near point of supply
 Use lugs to connect the electrical wires to the meter while installing
 Ensure healthy earthing is installed at your premises
 Ensure only ISI marked cables of proper capacity are used for your installation
and get the wiring done through only licensed Electrical Contractors
 Recharge the meter when low balance alarm gives to avoid inconvenience due
to disconnection
 Use electricity only when needed switch off the supply when not required
 Always use proper capacity fuse wire in main switches
 Use only ISI marked electrical Equipment's
 Ensure safety of energy meter and metering Equipment's in your premises
 Provide weather Proof enclosures to meters and metering Equipment's
 For rectification of faults in your installations, call licensed electrical contractors

only
 If energy meter provided is found stopped / faulty, please bring the facts to the
notice of CS of Elmeasure authorities immediately
 Provide space for fixing the meter at a convenient place in the ground floor for
easy accessibility
 In all storied buildings, irrespective of the number of floors, provide space for
fixing meter, cut -out etc., in the ground floor only
 Use electricity only for purpose for which the service connection has been given
(i.e. domestic)
 Construct your building with proper clearance from the existing High
Tension/Low Tension lines as per the Indian Electricity Rules 1956. [Vide rule
79 & 80]
 Get your supply converted from single-phase to three-phase if the total

connected load exceeds 4000 watts.
 Observe safety precautions to avoid electrical accidents
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 Replace promptly defective electrical fittings and appliances
 If the meter is found to be defective and not running, bring the matter to the
notice of the CS of Elmeasure
 Get the internal wiring checked up periodically not only to avoid leakage of
electricity but also to safeguard the lives of the inmates in the premises.
Don't s
 Do not connect multiple Equipment's to a single point outlet to avoid excess
loading
 Do not use bare wires for extending supply from one point to other or from one
premise to other premises. It is hazardous and causes accidents
 Avoid loose connections and joints
 Avoid theft of electrical energy, It is cognizable offense and attracts penal

charges and / or imprisonment
 Do not tamper with energy meters, meter seals or metering Equipment's, it is an

offense
 Do not plant trees below the overhead power lines
 Do not meddle with live wires/points, It may cost your life
 Don't get the wiring works done by unauthorized persons, which is an offense
under the Indian Electricity Rules 1956
 Don't use substandard wires and wiring accessories. Don't install fittings and
appliances of poor quality
 Don't construct your building underneath a High Tension or Low-Tension line

without proper clearance
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12. PRODUCT WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION

Elmeasure extends a warranty of 18 months on all products from the date of invoice for
manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship provided the products are used in
normally specified conditions. The warranty is void when a product is damaged due to
improper installation, improper handling, improper connections, neglect, misuse, accident,
and abnormal conditions of operation and natural calamities or acts of God. Any
unauthorized attempt to dismantle, repair or modify shall render the warranty null & void.
Failure of products during warranty in India

Any failure shall be reported to the nearest point of contact or dealer at the earliest once
noticed. Elmeasure shall replace the products failed due to manufacturing defects in materials
against receipt of failed product. Burnt, blown, damaged products are not covered under
warranty and hence no replacements shall be given.
In the event a product is un-available for replacement at ELMeasure or at the dealer, the same
shall be arranged at the earliest. Replacement of product is solely at the discretion of the
dealer or of the Elmeasure's representative who received the failed product.
Burnt, abused, damaged products shall be forwarded to Elmeasure's Service Center at
Bangalore for investigation, where, transportation to be prepaid. Upon investigation, if
rectification is possible, an estimate for servicing will be sent to the customer. Rectification
shall be done on receipt of approval for the charges with advance payment.
Failure of products outside warranty in India

The defective products shall be forwarded to Elmeasure's Service Center at Bangalore for
rectification, where, transportation to be prepaid. Upon investigation, estimation for servicing
will be sent to the customer. Rectification shall be done on receipt of approval for the charges
with advance payment.
Note: Elmeasure, as a policy, does not provide a replacement for products outside
warranty.
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ANNEXURE A
The default display page feature enables you to select any display pages by using right and
left keys of the meter. You can scroll the pages downwards by pressing right key and
upwards by pressing left key.
INTG BL INTG= INTEGER Values
KWh EB BL= Balance
KWh DG KWh EB= Cumulative active Energy in EB
KWh DG= Cumulative active Energy in DG

DIG.IP.1
DIG.IP 1= Digital I/P 1 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP.2
DIG.IP2= Digital I/P 2 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP.3 DIG.IP3= Digital I/P 3 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP.4 DIG.IP4= Digital I/P 4 (Gas/ Water)
OLD KWh EB OLD INTG= OLD INTEGER Values

INTG
KWh DG KWh EB= Cumulative old active Energy in EB
KWh DG= Cumulative old active Energy in DG
DIG.IP.1
DIG.IP 1= Old Digital I/P 1 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP.2
DIG.IP2= Old Digital I/P 2 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP.3 DIG.IP3= Old Digital I/P 3 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP4= Old Digital I/P 4 (Gas/ Water)
DIG.IP.4
RMS VTG LL RMS= RMS AVERAGE / TOTAL VALUES
VTG LN VTG LL = Average Line to Line voltage
CURRENT VTG LN = Average Line to Neutral voltage
CURRENT = Average Current

F
F = Frequency
WATT
WATT = Total active power
PF
PF = Average Power Factor
VA VA =Total apparent power
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RMS VTG VRY RMS INSTAN = RMS Instantaneous values

INTAN
VTG VYB VTG VRY = R Phase - Y Phase Voltage
VTG VBR VTG VYB = Y Phase - B Phase Voltage
VTG VBR = B Phase - R Phase Voltage

VTG VR
VTG VR = R Phase Voltage
VTG VY
VTG VY = Y Phase Voltage
VTG VB
VTG VB = B Phase Voltage
CURR AR
CURR AR = R Phase Current
CURR AY CURR AY = Y Phase Current
CURR AB CURR AB = B Phase Current
WATT WR WATT WR = R Phase Active Power
WATT WY WATT WY = Y Phase Active Power
WATT WB = B Phase Active Power

WATT WB
PF ˚R = R Phase Power Factor
PF ˚R
PF ˚Y = Y Phase Power Factor
PF ˚Y
PF ˚B = B Phase Power Factor
PF ˚B
VA Rs = R Phase Apparent Power
VA RS
VA Ys = Y Phase Apparent Power
VA YS VA Bs = B Phase Apparent Power
VA BS
RTC Date. Month. Year RTC= REAL TIME CLOCK
Date. Month. Year = Present Date/Month/Year display

Hr. Min. Sec
Hr. Min. Sec = Present time display
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HISTORY 0000.R9 HISTORY = Last 10 Recharge History
0000.R8 0 0 0 0 . R 9 = 10th Recharge History
0 0 0 0 . R 7 = 8th Recharge History

0000.R6
0000.R5
0000.R4
0000.R2 0 0 0 0 . R 2 = 3rd Recharge History
0000.R1 0 0 0 0 . R 1 = 2nd Recharge History
0 0 0 0 . R 0 = 1St Recharge History

0000.R0
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ELMEASURE INDIA PVT LTD.,

Add: No.: 47-P, KIADB Hardware Park, Huvinayakanahalli,
Yelahanka Taluk, Bengaluru - 562 149, Karnataka, India.
Customer Support: +91 080 32904489
Ph: +91 80 3252 6242
Telefax : +91 80 4127 2461
www.elmeasure.com
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USER MANUAL

AC STATIC WATTHOUR METER-PE5120

Elmeasure India Pvt Ltd

HAZARD CATEGORIES AND SPECIAL SYMBOLS

The addition of this symbol either to a “Danger” or “Warning” safety label

WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can

8. DIMENSIONS AND INSTALLATIONS…………………………………….. ..27

FIG 1: FRONT VIEW OF METER

 Meter with accuracy class 1.0

 Compliance with Indian Standard / IEC standards

 Displays & Records major Electrical parameters

 Programmable Time of Use [TOU/ TOD] metering

 High immunity to magnetic influence and ESD

 RS 485 [Mod-bus]Communication for meter reading

 LED display for measured parameters with legends

1.4 UNIQUE FEATURES

 Audible alarm for low balance

 Optional Ethernet TCP/IP Communication

 Over Voltage protection for both EB and DG

 Auto Configuration through Elmeasure Gateway

 Programmable DG delay for stage wise loading of DG

 EB-DG status broadcasting through Elmeasure Gateway

 Remote ON / OFF load by the service provider through software

 Last 10 recharge history will be displayed in meter, refer annexure A

 Emergency credit for the selected customer

 Meter can be manufactured with KWh and KVAh

 LED pulse outputs for accuracy verification of kWh

 Money based recharging. No separate recharging for EB and DG

 Elmeasure encryption is added on top of this to provide the better security

 Avoids Human Intervention in meter charging by Internet charging system

FIG 2: BLOCK DIAGRAM

1.6 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATIONS

 Shopping Malls & Commercial Complexes

 The meter measures the energy in the range of 000000 ~9999990KWh

2.1.2 INSTANTANEOUS VALUES

 Voltage L-L [ VRY, VYB, VBR ]

2.2.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

 Visual size of LED: 60mm x 16mm

 Operating temperature range : -25oC to +85oC

2.2.2 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY

FIG 3: FULL SCREEN DISPLAY

 AUTOMATIC SCROLLING DISPLAY

 PUSH BUTTON DISPLAY

 SETUP MODE DISPLAY

2.2.4 DISPLAY INDICATIONS

The below table describes the indicators on display

TABLE 1: DISPLAY INDICATORS

ENERGY READING RANGE DISPLAY

000000 to 9999.99 0000.00 to 9999.99

10.0000M to 9999.99M M 10.0000 to M 9999.99

2.2.5 STATUS INDICATIONS

2.3 KEY FUNCTIONS

TABLE 3: KEY FUNCTIONS

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE

IS 13779 Ac static watt hour meters, Class 1 AND 2 – specification

Alternating current direct connected static prepayment meters for

Electricity metering equipment (a.c ) - Particular requirements -

Electricity metering equipment (a.c ) - Particular requirements -

IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)

Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement,

5. PREPAID METER FUNCTIONS

5.2 OVER LOAD CONTROL