Single-Phase Watt-Hour Meter | Residential, Small Commercial Buildings | - Accuracy: Class 1 (Base) ▲Class 0.5 (Advanced) (Industry Standard: Class 2) - Voltage: 220V (IEC 60898) - Current: 5(20)A | Cost-effective, meets basic energy billing needs. Advanced version offers higher precision. | Limited to single-phase systems. Base lacks advanced features like RS485. |
Three-Phase Watt-Hour Meter | Industrial, Large Commercial Facilities | - Accuracy: Class 0.5 (Advanced) (Industry Standard: Class 1) - Phases: 3-phase (400V max) | Handles complex industrial loads. Advanced version meets high-precision demands. | Higher cost. Requires skilled installation. Not suitable for small-scale use. |
Smart Meter (RS485) | Smart Grids, Remote Monitoring Systems | - Communication: RS485 Modbus RTU (Advanced) (Industry Standard: Optional) - Impulse Output: 1600imp/kWh | Enables remote data access and automation. Advanced version integrates seamlessly with IoT. | Requires additional infrastructure. Base version lacks RS485. |
DIN Rail Mount Meter | Industrial Control Panels, DIN Rail Systems | - Mounting: DIN rail (IEC 60715 compliant) - Weight: 1.2 kg (▲Lightweight design) | Compact, space-saving installation. Easy to integrate into control panels. | Not compatible with standard wall mounting. Limited to DIN rail setups. |
Standard Panel Meter | General Commercial Use | - Display: Digital LCD (Base/Advanced) - Certification: CE (Base/Advanced) | Affordable, reliable for basic monitoring. | No advanced features like RS485 or high-precision accuracy. Less durable than industrial-grade models. |
Industrial Grade Meter | Heavy Industrial Environments | - Durability: IP65 rating (▲Advanced) (Industry Standard: IP54) - Operating Temp: -30°C to 70°C (▲Advanced) | Rugged design withstands harsh conditions. Advanced version exceeds temperature/ingress standards. | High cost. Bulky compared to standard meters. Overkill for residential use. |