The most common wiring of the Actaris DC3 meter outputs is described below. The specific wiring must always be verified with the manufacturer according to the meter number. The common negative pole for all outputs is brought out at terminal 40. The active load is most often connected to terminal 41. Output description Clamp Typical wiring 40 Common pole 41 Active consumption 42 Active delivery 43 Idle subscription 44 Slow delivery

The OP 6.32 UNI opto-separator provides galvanic separation of the electricity supplier’s metering set and the customer’s monitoring equipment. Input side connection The instrument supports both common plus and common minus wiring polarity on the input side. Never connect both +24V and -24V terminals at the same time! Output side wiring Connection as current loop - open collector, max. current 100mA. From the consumer side connect GND to the SS voltage source (negative terminal of …

The GOU 6 is a six-channel single-ended device, developed as a special interface for the single-ended isolation of meter outputs. Its use must be approved by the territorial distributor. The GOU 6 is controlled by a microprocessor, which allows its adaptation to the requirements of many types of meters by means of eight DIP switches (located under the output terminal cover). Wiring GOU6 Power is connected to terminals 1 and 2.

The standard layout of the SL7000 meter input and output terminals for connection of the galvanic isolator in the network of Českomoravská Distribuce (Unicapital Distribuce) is described below. Description of outputs Clamp Functions Typical wiring 29 IV 1 Active consumption 30 IV 2 Active delivery 31 IV 3 Q1 total energy 32 IV 4 Q2 total energy 33 IV 5 Q3 total energy 34 IV 6 Q4 total energy 35 Common pole Description of inputs Clamp Functions Typical wiring 20 ŘV 1 End of the integration period …

The converter is designed to galvanically separate the impulse outputs of the meter from the monitoring and control equipment. The device enables the separation of active consumption pulse, active supply pulse, reactive consumption pulse, reactive supply pulse and registration period pulse. The operation of each channel is monitored by coloured LEDs on both the input and output sides of the transmitter. The wiring of the inputs is according to the following diagram, including the 230V power …