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Square D 3020E012 1.25 x 1.51 Inch 100 Amp Enhance Power Management System Meter

Manufacturer: Square-D / Schneider | Catalog # 3020E012 | Cooper Electric Part # 383440
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The PowerLogic Enercept meter.s three interconnected, easy-to-install split-core CTs combines highly accurate digital metering and communications electronics inside one of the CT housings.

Technical Information

Accuracy
+/- 1 10...100
Amperage
100 Amp
Applications
BASIC INSTRUMENTATION,POWER MONITORING-SUB BILLING
Line Rated Current
100 A
Mounting Type
Direct
Net Weight
1 kg
Number of Outputs
0
Output
0
Size
INTERNAL 30 MM-EXTERNAL 100 MM,INTERNAL 31 MM-EXTERNAL 121 MM
Type
POWER FACTOR TOTAL-CURRENT-VOLTAGE PHASE TO PHASE (L-L)-VOLTAGE PHASE TO NEUTRAL (L-N)-CURRENT PER PHASE-POWER FACTOR PER PHASE-ACTIVE ENERGY-ACTIVE POWER-REACTIVE POWER-APPARENT POWER,POWER METER,SPLIT CORE BALANCE
Voltage
208...480 Volt AC 50/60 HZ

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Schneider Electric
Sub Brand
ENERCEPT,POWERLOGIC ENERCEPT

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
785901380054
GTiN
00785901380054
Product UPC
78590138005

Dimensions

Depth
30 mm
Height
100 mm
Warranty Length
18 mth
Width
121 mm

Certifications and Compliance

CA Prop65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including: Lead and lead compounds, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Certifications
CUL,UL
Country of Origin
USA
  • Sub-bill tenants for energy costs
  • Measure efficiency, reveal opportunities and verify savings
  • Improve the response to power quality-related problems
  • Verify the reliable operation of equipment
  • Identify billing discrepancies
  • Allocate energy costs to departments or processes
  • Leverage existing infrastructure capacity and avoid over-building
  • reduce energy costs
  • improve power quality
  • improve continuity of service for optimal management of your electrical installation and increased productivity.
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