ABB 3 Phase Power Monitoring DeviceTransformer Connected

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RS Stock No.:
231-9905
Mfr. Part No.:
2CSG202461R4051 M4M30 Rogo
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Series

M4M 30

Cutout Width

96mm

Cutout Height

96mm

Number of Phases

3

Pulse Output

Yes

Number of Inputs

4

Number of Outputs

4

Depth

77mm

Meter Accuracy

±0.5 %

Minimum Temperature

-25°C

Maximum Temperature

+70°C

Meter Type

Transformer Connected

COO (Country of Origin):
IT

ABB Power Monitoring Device, Network Analyser Type, 4 Programmable I/O Channels - M4M 30 Series - 2CSG202461R4051 M4M30 Rogo


Need a versatile solution that lets you keep an eye on the energy consumption and network performance of your machinery? This power monitoring device from ABB is the right candidate for the job. It's a network analyser you can use to measure the traffic and performance of your data systems, as well as for troubleshooting. As the device is designed to accept a Rogowski coil, it comes in handy when you want to read the alternating current rating of your wiring without making direct physical contact.

Features & Benefits


• Pulse output rate between 1 and 999,999 to detect low and high pulses
• 4 programmable I/O channels for versatile operation
• Integrated Bluetooth and Modbus RTU protocols for convenient data transmission
• Active energy accuracy of ±0.5% for reduced risk of errors

Applications


• Server rooms
• Medical facilities
• Office buildings
• Communications equipment

How does a Rogowski coil work?


A Rogowski coil measures the alternating or pulsed current from a conductor by reading the magnetic field it generates. As it doesn't need to be in direct contact with the conductor, this helps to reduce the risk of electrical hazards.

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