Delta Automação Industrial presents new line of WIFI energy meter DPM-C520W.

The energy meter with DPM-C520W wireless antenna allows measurements of energy management and monitoring data for three-phase or single-phase voltage, current, active power, reactive power, apparent power, power factor, frequency, Watt / h consumption and reactive power. Harmonic measurements are measured for current and voltage from the 2nd harmonic to the 31st harmonic.

The DPM-C520W offers wireless communication over WiFi on a local network, making it easy to install on new or existing machines that do not have a traditional wired access point. This allows remote monitoring and data collection for SCADA systems or power management software. In addition, the meter provides an RS-485 Modbus RTU serial port, to communicate data with PLCs or other local systems. A parameter grouping feature increases the efficiency of communication for information agility, thus increasing the transmission rate and decreasing the information traffic.

The DPM-D520I meters without display are compact in size and mounted on a DIN rail, allowing monitoring of feeders and power inputs in small and medium installations without the use of current and power transformers up to 63 A. The D520I meter also allows for the recording of monthly demand, the operator can select the demand closing date of the month.

All Delta meters meet IEC62053-22 Class 0.5S for energy accuracy. It has a large LCD display allowing the reading of 4 simultaneous measurements, possibility of changing languages. The C520W meter meets UL and CE safety standards. Calendar functions are available for configuration and data recording automatically and a tool stores up to 2 months of measurements and 500 history alarms.

DPM meters are compact, versatile and accurate, making Delta's Industrial Automation products the most reliable in control and measurement on the market. They are the ideal product for next-generation cost management applications, providing the metering capabilities needed to allocate energy use, perform measurement and apportionment between tenants, identify energy savings, optimize efficiency and use of equipment, and carry out a high-level assessment of the quality of energy in an electrical network.

For more information on Delta energy meters, visit our web page:

http://bp.delta-americas.com/IndustrialAutomation/Power-Meters