Precision Enterprise WPM101 WIRELESS POWER METER User Manual

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User Manual
INTRODUCTION
Energy metering and monitoring are at the heart oi energy management: you need the
information to tell when and where you're saving money.
The Efergy monitor is an Electricity Display Device or EDD that Shows the amount of
energy that a household is consuming at the time the display is read. The display can
also give the user a reading shovving usage in inancial terms. You can walit around the
home with your display device, switching appliances on and off, and see the difference
that this makes.
How to contact us
if you have any questions about using your Eiergy monitor or if you’d llke further advice
on monitoring electricity at home, please feel iree to Contact us. or visit the websile ior
up to date information, downloads, and ireouently asked questions.
Email your questions at into®etergy.com
We aim to answer all emails within 48 hours.
Efergy Customer Service. T +44 (0) $450177 769
SAFETV
IT IS IMPORTANT THAY VOU OBSERVE SOME SIMPLE PRECAUYIONS BEFORE US'NG
THIS PRODUCT.
When installing the Etergy monitor you should find that everything is relatively straight-
iorwsm. However. there are a number of important health and surely issues which you need
to be aware or.
I! you are in the UK or lreland it is nosaihle to carry out the installation yoursell by instaling
the device at your main electricity meter.
In other areas it is recommended that you contact a qualified electrician to carry out the
installation. The sensor clip fits onto the internal live reed cable inside the electricity meter
or ruse box, which delivers the live supply to your home. in some countries (Le. Australia)
the live cable can only be accesod by a qua ed electrician. contact Etergy to find out I'
it’s mandatory tor you to use a qualified electrician in your country.
please read and act upon the important lntormatlon on the lollowlng pages. Remember the
device is not intrusive and does not require any rewiring.
If you notice anything unusual about the electricity supply or the fuse box. such as loose
wires, exposed cabling, burn marks, holes in the nsulating materials or damage to the
meter. then stop immediately and report the findings to your supply company.
Do not force or bend the cables at any point during the Installation.
it you are worried or have any concerns about the installation, please contact a qualified
electrician immediately.
The user does not need to remove the sensor through the working live or the unit. Battery
changes are pencrmed on the transmitter and on the display. There are no batteries to
change in the sensor.
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IN THE BOX
Your Elemy Pack Includes: 5mm Tvmvstmllm
1x Sensor
1x Thinsmitmr |
1x Display Unit
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You Will need to lit the sensor to the Ilve leed cable 5 .
whlch connects the meter to the luse box
(consumer unit). Any power you use in your home ’ / ”J '
wil pass through this cable.
The clip-on Sensor acts as a current sensor, and ———
relays the amount ot current being diawn in the
home to the transmitter. From there it 15 sent as“. E
wireless)! to the monitor display unit. which shows mE_35“ "'
how much power is being consumed.
FIND THE FEED CABLE IN R ELECTRICITY METER (
The Etergy monitor is installed by clipping the sensor around the feed cable at your
electricity meter.
LOCATE YOUR ELECTRICITY METER Diagram 1
Locate your electrimty meter and determine its type. You can
normally find this on an outslde wall. in the garage, basement or
utility room. It you live In a flat, it can often be tound outside your
tront door, in the communal staircase. or in the basement. Ensure
there IS enough accessmle cable coming from the bottom of your
electricity meter.
Modern office blocks and apartments may have safety panels to
protect wires entering the meter. It is recommended that protessional
electnmans be contacted where th|s is the case.
FIND THE FEED CABLE
You should find four cables exlting the meter. The feed cable
(Cable AI ls the live cable exiting trom the meter to the fuse box.
Connect the sensor to Cable 4 (Cable 4 th| always be on the right
hand end of the meter. see Diagram 1).
Some installations will have Cable 1 and Cable 2 covered. or
partially covered to prevent any tampering With the supply (see
Diagram 2). Attach the sensor to Cable 4 (tar right cable).
Dual Tarifi meters (Diagram 3) will often
have an Auxiliary cable running between
Cable 3 and Cable 4. Auxiliary cables will
be smaller in diameter than the feed
cables. and will run into an adjoining
metering device.
Newer installations will normally have two
cables exiting trom the bottom of the
meter. One IS the earth cable. the other
the live feed cable. The sensor should be
clipped around the live feed cable (this is
normally brown coloured).
ltyou have a three phase supply. or economy
7 meter, then you may require additional
sensors. These can be simply plugged into
the additional sockets at the base of the
transmitter. Please contact your supplier for
additional sensors.
INSTALLATION
FIT THE SENSOR
The sensor needs to be fitted to the live feed cable.
D|agram 3
91
Cable 4 ‘ ~>y
Auxnliary Cable
UNDER NO CiRCUMSTANCES SHOULD
YOU TRY TO ATTACH THE SENSOR iF
THERE lS ANY DAMAGE TO THE ELECTRlC
METER CABLES NO CABLES NEED TO
BE CUT DO NOT CUT ANY CABLES
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICiTY
SUPPUER IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS
ABOUT CLIPPING THE SENSOR ONTO THE
CORRECT CABLE.
Sensors are suitable
ter cables up to 12mm in diameter. You should not force the cable to tit.
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1. Push the release cap
to open the sensor.
2. Select the correct
feed cable. then place
the feed cable into the
top of the sensor.
3. Close the sensor.
The sensor is secure
when a “click" is
heard.
PLUG THE SENSOR CABLE INTO THE TRANSMITTER
Insert the jack on the end of the white wire into any at the three input sockets on the
transmitter. The clip-on sensor acts as a current sensor and relays the current being
drawn in to the home to the transmitter.
LINKING THE TRAN ITTER AND THE DISPLAY
1. Ensure three AA battenes are inserted in the transmitter
and the display unit.
2. Push the Link Button on the reverse of the display unlt.
The transmissnon Signal symbol erI flash for one minute.
3. While the Iransmlsslon signal m the dlsplay flashes
push the learn bunch m the transmlner and wait uhhl the
transmission signal symbol becomes some,
NOTE: The default wine for the transmission Iroquency
Is six seconds. Thls means me transmlner Is sendlng
information every slx seconds. You can change the
frequency from 65 to 125 and to 18s by pushing and
holding the transmitter button tor two seconds.
Ilnk
learn
SEI'I'IN THE TIME AND DA
QUICK HINT:
II the IJNK ls COMPLETED
you w4|| see the transmissmn
signal symbol
I grew « 7 I
II the LINK IS NOT
COMPLETED you wrll see
dashes on me display.
area; \
The Etergy monitor needs to know the time and date m order to provnde you wnh the
correct mformanon. Set the hme and date as follows:
STEP 1
On the reverse of the display you wnll find the Time
Button. Press and hold Ior two seconds. Date set up
wnll flash m the display.
STEP 2
Set the date by usrng the BWD and FWD. Press Mode
Button to confirm and move to month set up. Repeat
the process to set the year. Press Mode Button once
to save and move onto hme set up.
STEP 3
Set the hour to the correct hme by uslng BWD and
FWD. Press Mode Button once to save the hours.
Repeat (or minutes, using the Mode Button to confirm.
Once the correct time and date have been set push
Esc. Button to save and exut.
_21 seconds
_6.— - 6
t s G I o u um
Escr BWD FWD Mode
SET UP INSTRUCTION
The Efergy monitor needs to know unit cost per kWh charged by your electricity supplier,
along with voltage and alarm settings_The following lour steps will move through
each at these settings. ll you have a dual tariff rate meter. please see overleal.
Prom Press and hold down MODE BUTTON lo! two
seconds. this wll enable you to enter the setting
mode.
STEP 1. VOLTAGE
Press and hold Mode Button for two seconds. Delault
voltage is set at 230V. Use BWD and FWD to change
the voltage. Press Mode Button to save your setting
and move into currency selection setting.
STEP 7. CURRENCY SELECTION
Select the currency using BWD and FWD. Detault
currency w. be “E". Push Mode Button to confirm and
to move onto tariff selection set up.
Note: 20 seconds of inactivity In setting mode will
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changes.
STEP 3. SINGLE TARIFF SET UP
On release you will see the IErtl‘fll symbol flash. if you
are charged one single tarifl push Mode Button to
confirm. If you have dual tariff rate, please see overleaf.
STEP 4. ELECTRICITY COST
Delault cost is set at 1 1 p/kWh. This is the average price
per kWh electricity that suppliers charge. Use BWD and
FWD to change the cost per kWh. Press Mode Button
to save your setting and to move onto alarm setting.
STEP 5. ALARM
Default Alarm is set at SkW. If the alarm function is
switched on, and you are using more than 5kW. the
alarm WI“ sound and a red light will glow trvrn the button
of the display unit. This value can be decreased or
increased using BWD and FWD. Press Mode Button
to store the value. Press Esc. Button to exit the lunction
setting mode. To activate and deactivate the Alarm at
any time push Alarm Button on the reverse 0? the
display.
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2 seconds
Esc. BWD FWD l
Esc. BWD FWD Mode
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Esc. BWD FWD Mode
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Esc. BWD FWD Mode
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Esc. BWD FWD Mode
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D RIFF MODE
If you have a dual tariff rate meter you may want to set-
up the dual tarilf function.
STEP 1. ACflVATION OF DUAL TARIFF
Press and hold Mode Button for two seconds. On release
you will see the voltage setting flash. Press Mode twice
and you will move onto the tariff selection setting.
Now you will see the symbol taiff ll flash. Press BWD
or FWD to select dual tariff set up - tariff B. Push Mode
Button to confirm and the symbol Sta-t (Biff II will
flash.
STEP 2. SET START & END TIME FOR TARIFF 1
Set the start time for Tariff 1 first using BWD or FWD
buttons. Set the hours and press Mode Button to save
and move to minute set up. Set minutes using BWD or
FWD and pushing Mode Button to confirm.
Now the symbol 5131 erI disappear trom the display
and the symbol and erI appear. Repeat the process for
setting the time Tariff 1 ends.
25econds
Esc. awn FWD l
Example: I1 you are an an economy-7 tariff which starts at 1am and finishes at Barn, set
stat Biff“ at 01:00 set 813 la'lff I] at 08:00. Push the Mode Button to confirm.
Select the currency and set the cost per kWh you pay tor each tariil, approx Sp/kWh
and 12p/kWh tor night and daytime rates respectively.
STEP 3. ELECTRICITY COSTS - TARIFF 1
Default price of 11p/kWh wil flash. Use BWD and FWD
buttons to change the cost per kWh. Press Mode Button
to save your setting. Tariff 2 set up will flash.
STEP 4. ELECTRICITY COSTS - TARIFF 2
Delault price 01 1 1 p/kWh lor Tanfl 2 will flash. Use BWD
and FWD buttons to change the cost per kWh. Press
Mode Button to save your setting. Voltage set up will
flash.
Esc. BWD FWD Mode
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Est. BWD FWD Mods
Nil. 125.
DISPLAY INF HMAflON
The Efergy monllor shows mslant, hrstoncal and average mmrmauon.
Some of me unformauon w|II always be dlsplayed on the screen regardless of whether
you are m INSTANT or HISTORV modes.
DAILY AVERAGE INFORMATION
Dwsplay dawly average consumpnon m kWh
or costs, Push Mode Button to change
dlsplay lnlormatlon from kWh to costs.
GRAPHICAL DISPLAY
The bars at the bottom of me dlsplay
compare graphically your Current energy
consumpuon today win that of me prevlous
day.
Yransmission signal
hstam InforIDafion
Push me Mode
Button to change
unvormamn belng
msplayed 4mm KW
to costs per hour
Banery warnlngs
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H|5TORY MODE
Days, weeks. months
Push the history button to move
irom daily to weekly to monthly
information
Use the lawn and FWD buttons
_ to scroll between dates and
H'S‘WV compare consumption data
Push the History
Button to access
daily. weekly and
monthly stored data
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Push the Mode ”Story "m“
Button to change E D E:
inlormation display
from kWh to costs kg.COa ' kWh
and C02 emissions
dailu n
average kWh
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ESTIONS
It I remove the batteries wi use me information on the display?
It you need to change or remove the batteries. the display has an internal memory, so
inlormatlon stored on the display Will not be lost.
How do I reset the display (clear the data and start again)?
Press mode and history buttons simultaheusly arid hold ior two seconds.
How far does the device transmit?
The transmitter works over 40 meters within the home. The 433 MHZ range is Well suited
lor in home use. This can cover three floors, and also well suited to locations where meters
are outside the main building.
I have three dashes (- - -) showlng on the dlsplay. What does thls mean?
Move the display closer to the transmitter and press the |lnk button. If the dashes remain
on the display this would indicate the transmitter and receiver are not communicating.
Please contact Eiergy customer sen/ice to help locate the problem.
Backlight appears to work sometimes. and not other times. Is my display bmken’l
No. The backllght is on a timer to save battery life. The display should work at darker
periods at the day.
The transmitter and receiver do not seem to communicate with each other, what
should I do?
Try to link again. It the problem remains, contact Elergy customer SENICG telephone.
T‘ ¢44 “108450177 769
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