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You can add your own submeter after the utility meter, if you want to monitor your power usage. It’s more expensive than utilizing the utility meter, but someti
by quickthrowman 2y ago
You can add your own submeter after the utility meter, if you want to monitor your power usage. It’s more expensive than utilizing the utility meter, but sometimes you don’t have a choice.
Here’s a leviton kit with a 120/240v 200a meter and two CTs:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Leviton-Series-1000-Single-Phase-Indoor-Meter-Kit-120-240-Volt-200-Amp-1P3-Watt-with-2-Solid-Core-CTs-Gray-1K240-2SW/302119831 https://www.homedepot.com/p/Leviton-Series-1000-Single-Phase...
Equipped with both isolated pulse output and RS-485 serial port (modbus native) standard for easy interface with most AMR and BAS systems
- ArchOversight 2y agoI believe the description is wrong. There is no RS-485 serial port on these devices, at least not what I can find in the manual/wiring diagrams. There's just the isolated pulse output.
- quickthrowman 2y agoThe RS485 terminals aren’t labeled on some of the cutsheets as not all models have it, here’s a quick start sheet that shows the terminals: https://leviton.com/content/dam/leviton/lighting-controls/controls/product_documents/user_guide-manual/PK-A3411-10-00-0A-W.pdf https://leviton.com/content/dam/leviton/lighting-controls/co...
- ArchOversight 2y agoAh, alright! Thank you!