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Home›Technology›Data & Communications›Socomec launches new power consumption monitor

Socomec launches new power consumption monitor

By Cameron Grimes
24/07/2018
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Socomec has launched its new monitoring device, the DIRIS A-40, which allows building managers and electrical contracts to monitor power consumption in new and existing buildings.

The panel-mounted device allows the analysis of both single and three phase loads, providing a versatile solution for small, as well as large applications using more than 100w distributed power. With three current sensor formats (solid-core TE, split-core TR and Rogowski coil TF), the DIRIS A-40 can be installed during a building’s construction or retrofitted to an existing structure.

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A selection of WEBVIEW software variants is included on a range of Socomec monitoring devices. Real-time monitoring of power consumption can be accessed by the WEBVIEW-S monitoring software, featuring a plug and play setupt that allows uyers to export data in CSV format.

WEBVIEW-M is embedded into DIRIS G and DIRIS Digiware D-70 monitoring units and allows the management of up to 32 measuring devices.

WEBCIEW-L allows the management and comparison of up to 200 connected measurement devices and integration with third party applications. WEBVIEW-L is included on DATALOG H80/H81 power monitoring units.

Other key features of the DIRIS A-40 include:

  • Plug and play set up with configuration wizard
  • Direct link to favourite screens on LCD panel
  • Compatible SmartSensors
  • In and out digital (3/2): state, pulse, alarm report
  • IEC 61557-12 compliant

Key features of the WEBVIEW software variants are as follows:

 

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