Any din rail electricity meter used for sub-metering is now required to comply with NMI testing standards for energy meters. From January 2013, the exemption for energy meters used for trade (billing customers) was lifted, meaning energy meters used in residential, commercial and other businesses environments must now have National Measurement Institute (NMI) approval.
SATEC (Australia) Pty Ltd is the first manufacturer of a multifunction Din-Rail mounted electricity meter designed to meet NMI Pattern Approved kWh meter suitable for sub-metering and use for trade in the Australian market.
The SATEC Model EM133 incorporates many advance features and offers extensive capability’s in a compact design. SATEC has set the standard for a NMI designed DIN Rail Energy meter design achieving many challenging requirements of the NMI standard including 12KV Impulse testing.
Product features include:
- Compact Din Rail Mounted
- Accuracy Class 0.5S
- Multifunction Metering
- Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly Energy Profiling
- Rated up to 100Amp
- Data Logging
- Event Logging
- Date/Time Stamping
- LCD display
- Relay Output
- Pulsed output (Energy Readings)
- RS485 Communications
- Ethernet Module Option
- Expanded I/O Options
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