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WM50
"Smart" power analyzers,multiple loads, with integrated optical reading port (modular). Carlo Gavazzi

Today, the control of all electrical parameters in critical load applications such as data centers, banks, insurance companies, hospitals, universities, food storage or industrial production systems or whatever application where controlling multiple loads, is very important
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"Smart" power analyzers,multiple loads, with integrated optical reading port (modular). Carlo Gavazzi

    DETAILED DESCRIPTION

    WM50
    Α multichannel power analyzer for 1, 2 or 3 phase systems.

    Using TCD12 split core current sensors, it can monitor up to 96 single phase loads or any combination of single and three-phase loads or two and single-phase loads for a maximum of 96 channels.
    The system can be set up, measurements viewed and up to 16 alarms managed from WM50 and UCS.
    Main unit functions can be expanded with a maximum of two of the following available modules:
    digital input/output module, analog input module and communication module.

    Benefits

    • Low measurement cost per channel. You can monitor up to 96 current channels with a single analyzer thanks to the specific 12-channel current sensors.
    • Reduced installation time and errors. It is equipped with detachable terminals for all connections. It connects to 12-channel current sensors with proprietary cables.
    The clips supplied with the sensors ensure that cables are always in order during installation.
    • Scalability. WM50 can be integrated with accessory modules to expand its control and communication capacity.
    • Disturbance immunity. Digital communications between current sensors and WM50 ensure excellent disturbance immunity.
    • Granular analysis. It provides total and single load measurements (up to 96 current channels).
    • Clarity. The wide backlit LCD display clearly shows he measurements and the configuration parameter values.
    • Quick configuration. The proprietary UCS configuration software (desktop or mobile version) is free and permits quick system configuration and  diagnostics. An optical port is available for quick analyzer configuration using OptoProg (CARLO GAVAZZI).portfolio.

    Main functions

    • Monitor up to 96 single phase loads or a combination of three-phase and single-phase loads or two-phase and single-phase loads for a maximum or 96 channels
    • Measure main electrical variables and voltage and current harmonic distortions in a three, two or single-phase system
    • View total and partial active and reactive energy consumption (exported and imported)
    • View up to three (water, gas and heat) totalizers
    • Manage up to 16 alarms
    • View up to six different energy consumption tariffs
    • Manage six digital inputs and up to six digital outputs (via optional accessory module)
    • Manage three analog inputs (via optional accessory module)
    • Transmit data to other systems (via optional accessory module)
    Log measurements and events


    Relevant technical data

    • Class 0.5S (kWh) according to EN62053-22 , Class 2  (kvarh) according to EN62053-23
    • Accuracy ±0.2% RDG (current/voltage)
    • Instantaneous variables readout: 4x4 DGT, energies readout: 10 DGT
    • Variables: all variables including V and A THDs and single harmonics (up to 32th harmonic)
    • Energy measurements (imported/exported): total kWh and kvarh; partial kWh and kvarh, 6 tariffs
    • Run hour meter (8+2 DGT), clock and date
    • 16 virtual alarms with AND/OR logic
    Datalogger, event log
    • Optical port for programming parameters and data reading
    • Optional modules for I/O and communication (Modbus RTU ad TCP/IP)
    • Up to 96 channels: kWh, W, var, VA, PF, A, THD A
    • Data available via communication module
    • Class 2 (kWh) according to EN62053-21
    • Average and max, min and max average with data-log of a selectable variable for all the branch circuits

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