Display |
Shows real–time measurement data on the LCD screen |
Voltage |
L-N voltage, L-L voltage, Fundamental frequency, Harmonics, Phasor diagram, THD1, Symmetrical components(positive–, negative–, zero–sequence),Voltage unbalance(symmetrical components and the NEMA standard),Residual voltage |
Current |
Phase current, Fundamental frequency, Harmonics, Phasor diagram, THD1, TDD2, Symmetrical components(positive–, negative–, zero–sequence), Current unbalance(symmetrical components and the NEMA standard),Residual current |
Power |
Active power, Reactive power, Apparent power |
Power Quality |
Voltage / Current harmonics |
Magnitude of each harmonic up to the 50th order, THD, Current TDD, Crest factor, K–factor |
Dip/Swell |
RMS voltage refreshed every cycle |
PQ Curve |
RMS voltage refreshed every cycle |
Unbalance (voltage, current) |
Unbalance according to the NEMA standard, Negative–/zero–sequence unbalance based on symmetrical components |
Phasor diagram |
Voltage and current phasor |
Waveform
|
Voltage and current waveforms |
Data available via communication: 12 cycles of waveforms (128 samples/cycle), Data available via the device¡¯s LCD screen: 2 cycles of waveforms (128 samples/cycle) |
Events |
Power quality events3
|
Dip/Swell events |
PQ Curve events |
Up to 500 power quality events can be saved. |
Measurement events
|
Voltage connection events3 |
Determined using the voltage/current data measured at 0.2-second intervals (definite time: 1 second |
Phase open event |
Fuse fail event |
Blackout event |
User-defined events3
|
Users can set up event input data, thresholds, and event detection methods. Event setup can be performed only via communication. |
Up to 80 events can be set up. |
Event input data |
Data measured at 0.2-second intervals |
Selectable among Voltage/Current/Power/ Etc. |
Threshold |
Set by users |
Detection method |
¡°Over¡± or ¡°Under¡± condition set by users |
Module events
|
Determined with the data measured with a resolution of 0.01 seconds |
Digital input events |
Rising or Falling edge detection events |
Analog input events |
¡°Over¡± or ¡°Under¡± events |
Thresholds set by users |
Up to 500 measurement events can be saved. |
System events |
Events on module control, communication status, setup, etc |
Up to 1,000 system events can be saved. |
Aggregation of Measurement Data |
Aggregation intervals
|
Fixed intervals |
6 intervals (1 sec, 5 sec, 1 min, 5 min, 1 hr, and 6 hr) |
User-defined intervals |
Supports 5 user-defined aggregation intervals |
Aggregation for average values
|
Average value |
Average of values measured at 0.2-second intervals |
Max/Min value |
Max/Min values measured at 0.2-second intervals |
Aggregation for the latched value4
|
Last latched value |
Provides the last measured data by latching the value |
Data displayed on the LCD screen
|
Average value |
Average of values measured at 0.2-second intervals
(1-second aggregation interval) |
Max/Min value |
Max/Min value of the average values for the 1-second aggregation interval after resetting the values |
Connections of IO Modules |
Users can check the measurement data and connection status of the connected IO modules with the function to automatically detect module connection status and set up module IDs. |
Max. number of IO modules connectable to the back of the meter |
4 (The total power consumption of IO modules should not exceed 8 W) |
External Communication with the Host System |
Ethernet communication5
|
Communicates with the host system using the Modbus TCP protocol at 100 Mbps |
Transfers a large amount of measurement data to the host system at high speeds |
The 2 ports allow for Ethernet connection between Accura 3700 devices. |
Wiring: Star, Daisy–chain, Ring connections (RSTP support6) |
RS–485 communication |
Communicates with the host system using the Modbus RTU protocol |
1,200 / 2,400 / 4,800 / 9,600 / 19,200 / 38,400 / 57,600 / 115,200 7 bps |
1. THD[Total harmonic distortion]. Voltage THD:
, Current THD:
,
:fundamental voltage,
:fundamental current
2. TDD[Total demand distortion]. Current TDD:
,
:peak demand current
3. When an event occurs, users can configure the corresponding digital output to operate.
4. For specific measurement parameters including energy, demand, and IO modules¡¯ digital input and output data, the
device provides the data measured for the last 0.2 seconds by latching the data.
5. The built–in switch allows for Ethernet connection between Accura 3700 devices, without a need for an external switch.
6. RSTP(Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol), IEEE 802.1D–2004
7. At 115,200 bps, a master can communicate with up to 16 slave devices, and the maximum distance between the master
and the slave is 600 m.