Smart Impulse Smart Analyzer Installation Manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Model: Smart Analyzer®

Manufacturer: Smart Impulse

Power meter with consumption breakdown by use

03/12/13

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Table of contents

Table of contents ........................................................................................................................ 2

1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 3

2. Installation precautions ...................................................................................................... 3

2.1. Symbols used on the device and in this manual ................................................................. 3

2.2. General installation precautions ......................................................................................... 3

2.3. Measurement category ....................................................................................................... 3

3. Presentation ........................................................................................................................ 4

3.1. Box ....................................................................................................................................... 4

4. Installation .......................................................................................................................... 5

4.1. Box set-up ........................................................................................................................... 5

4.2. Sensors set-up ..................................................................................................................... 6

4.3. Connection to the telecommunication network ................................................................ 7

4.4. Connection diagram ............................................................................................................ 8

5. Commissioning .................................................................................................................. 10

5.1. Switching on ...................................................................................................................... 10

5.2. Configuration .................................................................................................................... 10

6. General features ................................................................................................................ 12

6.1. Sizes and weight ................................................................................................................ 12

6.2. Power supply ..................................................................................................................... 12

6.3. Climatic conditions ............................................................................................................ 12

6.4. Compliance with standards ............................................................................................... 12

7. Functional features ........................................................................................................... 13

7.1. Reference conditions ........................................................................................................ 13

7.2. Electrical features .............................................................................................................. 13

8. Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 14

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1. Introduction

The Smart Analyzer is a power consumption analyser allowing to breakdown the
consumption by use, with one and only metering device.

In addition to the usual information on quality of the energy, it also provides a percentage
breakdown of the electrical consumption by type of component, equipment or use.

In order to be available, these data will need to be retrieved from the Smart Impulse server,
either in real time thanks to an Internet connection, either at the end of the installation
period, when returning the device to Smart Impulse.

2. Installation precautions

2.1. Symbols used on the device and in this manual

Protective conductor, section 2.5 mm² minimum

WARNING! Danger! Read carefully all the notes designated by this symbol.

2.2. General installation precautions

 Read carefully this manual.
 The facilities safety in which the Smart Analyzer® is installed remains the

responsibility of these systems’ assemblers.

 Improper installation of the device non compliant with this document’s specifications

may compromise the safety of the device as well as other equipments or people
located in its environment.

 For your safety, only use the accessories provided with the Smart Analyzer® or

approved by Smart Impulse.

 This device can be installed in category III facilities, for voltages not exceeding 300 V

AC

isolated from ground (according to the standard EN 60664-1).

2.3. Measurement category

The Smart Analyzer® installation is designed for a Category III 300 V environment.

The measurement category III corresponds to measurements made in the building’s
installation.

Example: measurements on the switchboards, the wiring …

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3. Presentation

3.1. Box

1) BNC connector to plug the current sensors. From l. to r.: Neutral, phase 1, phase 2,

phase 3.

2) Connector to plug the output Customer Information Port of the electricity network

meters. From l. to r.: drain conductor, I1, I2.

3) Retaining clips on DIN rail.

4) Ground connector, screw M4.

5) Smart Analyzer® power connector. From l. to r.: N.C., Ground, 24 V.

6) Voltage measure connector. From l. to r.: Neutral, Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3.

7) USB device and USB Host connectors (x2). For direct connection of USB Storage

devices or remote access keys (Wi-Fi, 3G, …).

8) Ethernet RJ45 connector. For direct connection to wired data processing networks.

9) Light-emitting diodes (LED) indicating the status of the Smart Analyzer®.

2 3 4

5 6 8

7 3 9

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4. Installation

The Smart Analyzer® installation is made under the responsibility of the electric technician
(Smart Impulse or certified installer).

The latter will need to ensure he has the appropriate training and certifications to deal with
material installations in the Smart Analyser® installation environment, without compromising

its safety, the safety of any person accompanying him or the facilities’ safety on which or next

to which he must work.

The selection of the protection and cut-off devices will be done in accordance with
electrical standards, more specifically regarding the cascading and the selection of the

sizes and breaking capacities.

4.1. Box set-up

The Smart Analyzer® has a DIN rail standardized fastening system.

Please respect the following indications:

1) Set-up a tetrapolar differential circuit breaker with the appropriate breaking

capacities.

2) Implement, downstream from the differential circuit breaker a power supply 230 V

AC

towards 24 VDC (500 mA) and its protective circuit breaker with the appropriate
breaking capacities.

3) First connect the ground cable (section 2.5 mm²) to the pin located at the top of the

box to ensure its electric protection (tightening 1.2 N.m).

4) Put the Smart Analyzer® on the DIN rail by engaging first the inferior dogs then turn

the box by retaining the locking tabs.

5) Then, connect the two power wires (ground and 24 V, shielded twisted pair)

Power supply connector

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4.2. Sensors set-up

Voltage measurement

The voltage measurement is done directly by connecting the Smart Analyzer® to neutral and
to each of the phases with wires of minimum 0.75 mm² section. The phases order is not
important, the Smart Analyzer® will restore it automatically in case of defect.

Down below, you will find the different possible situations.

In order to install the voltage probes, it is recommended to complete the
following steps in this order:

1) Implement the cables routing.

2) Connect the metering wires on the differential circuit breaker.

3) Connect the metering wires on the dedicated terminal block (4

pins).
The neutral must be positioned on the far left. The phase order
may not be respected.

4) Connect the terminal block to the Smart Analyzer®

The voltage metering inputs must be protected in upstream by a differential circuit
breaker 2A 3P+N.

The Smart Analyzer® is not suitable for facilities with IT neutral point connection,

except protection by a control relay of the voltage phase – ground or neutral- ground.

Never manipulate the terminal block (much less the metering wires) when they are in
contact with the potential to measure, in order to prevent any electrocution. In

particular, during the installation, install without fail the terminal block before
switching the metering wires on. On the contrary, when uninstalling, activate the cut­off system before manipulating the box.

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Current measurement

The Smart Analyzer® supports several types of probes such as the “Rogowski coils” type.

The order of phases and sensors direction are not important, the Smart Analyzer® will
restore them automatically in case of defect. Nevertheless, if used, the neutral current
sensor must absolutely be linked to the neutral wire.

To ensure a good installation of the sensors, it is
recommended to complete the following steps:

1) Install the coils around the conductors of the

different phases to measure: open the coil, pass it
around the conductor, and close it making sure it is
well locked.

2) Route the connection cables

3) Connect the BNC plugs and ensure they are well

locked by quarter turn and clockwise.
Note 1: No need to short-circuit the secondary of the
Rogowski coils.

Note 2: if several wires ensure the current’s transit for a
given phase, the current sensor must link all these wires.

Note 3: For a single-phased installation, do not connect
phases 2 and 3.

4.3. Connection to the telecommunication network

The Smart Analyzer® must be connected to the Internet in order to have a continued access
to the processing server.

Local Area Network connection (LAN)

Connect an Ethernet cable of minimum category 5e S/FTP (shielded cable) on the RJ45 plug
located at the bottom of the box. The configuration is automatic in order to allocate an IP
address (by DHCP) and open a virtual private network (VPN) on the port 80.

The Ethernet communication speed of the Smart Analyzer® is 10/100 Mbps.

For any specific configuration or for the Wifi option, check page 10 of this manual.

3G modem connection

If the connection to the company’s LAN isn’t possible, install an Ethernet/3G router. In order
to do that, connect the Smart Analyzer® to the router with an Ethernet cable of minimum
category 5e S/FTP.

The 3G coverage in electrical rooms can be random. A study can be made to position
the radiocommunication antenna correctly.

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4.4. Connection diagram

Note: this diagram is not valid for IT neutral point connections.

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5. Commissioning

5.1. Switching on

The device starts automatically as soon as it is supplied with power.

After a start-up time, its proper functioning is indicated by a green light (LED).

The green light-emitting diode is continuous if the Smart Analyzer® has access to the network
and communicates with the Smart Impulse server. The light flashes if the Smart Analyzer®
can’t reach the server. The data are then stored in the local memory, within the limit of the
available space (48 hours approx.).

5.2. Configuration

The device has a web administration interface that enables to set up certain parameters
according to the installation.

Connection:

1) Connect a computer (Windows XP / 7 / 8 or Linux) to the Smart Analyzer via an

Ethernet switch to maintain the Smart Analyzer’s connectivity to the Internet. If the

Smart Analyzer is connected to the client’s LAN which does not allow any other

device to be plugged, do not use a switch.

2) Open a web browser and go on http://<Smart Analyzer’s IP>/index.html. The

following page is displayed :

3) Log in with the password “smartinstall”.

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Network configuration

If you have a DHCP network, choose « DHCP » and click on “Confirm”.

If you have fixed IP parameters, choose “Fixed IP”, then click on “Confirm” and fill in the new

proposed fields.

Note: The DNS addresses are optional.

Connectivity test

 Test the IP configuration by clicking on the corresponding button. This will send

« ping » requests to google.com to check the Internet network access.

 Test the connectivity to Smart Impulse by testing the VPN (Virtual Private Network)

Warning: the message can show “failed” because the VPN is already launched, this is a

normal functioning. The indicated status will then be: “ VPN … : Already running”.

Contact Smart Impulse when these tests are validated in order to check the correct
functioning.

Current sensors association

This configuration is carried out in the factory. Do not modify it except for maintenance
operations.

For each current coil, enter the model and serial number (last line on the RT 2000, code with
bars on the i430 Flex). Click on “Confirm” once these eight information are entered.

Current sensors connection order check

Make sure you connect the blue coil on the neutral (if it is provided). In contrast, the order of
the other coils is detected automatically. This button enables to check the result of this
detection.

Whatever the result, the necessary adjustments are made by the software, no need to
modify the installation.

Learning mode

The learning mode enables to save the parameters of an electrical outlet for a variable
duration (1, 2, 5, 10 or 30 minutes).

In order to do this, enter a name that enables to recognise later the completed measure
(name of the equipment, outlet description…).

Then click on the button to launch the analysis, which will launch a metering process. It is
then possible to uninstall the Smart Analyzer® to go to the next measure or to the
permanent installation.

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6. General features

6.1. Sizes and weight

 212 x 142 x 46 mm
 1,0 kg

6.2. Power supply

By external supply module

Operating voltage: 24 V DC

Maximum consumed current: 500 mA

6.3. Climatic conditions

Altitude

Use: 0 … 2000m

Storage: 0 … 10 000m

6.4. Compliance with standards

Electrical safety (according to NF EN 61010-1: 2001)

- Measurement category: III

- Pollution category: 2

- Rated voltage: 300 V

RMS

- Indoor use

Electromagnetic compatibility (cat A, non-industrial environment)

- Conducted and radiated emissions according to EN 55011: 2009 / A1: 2010

- Near-field radiated emissions according to EN 62311: 2008

- Immunity to radiated electromagnetic fields according to EN 61000-4-3 / A1: 2008 /

A2: 2011

- Immunity to induced or conducted disturbances according to EN 61000-4-6: 2009

- Immunity to fast transients and bursts according to EN 61000-4-4: 2004 / A1: 2010

- Immunity to electrostatic discharges according to EN 61000-4-2: 2009

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7. Functional features

7.1. Reference conditions

Influence quantity

Reference conditions

Room temperature

40°C

Humidity rate

Relative humidity of 45 % to 75 %

Atmospheric pressure

860 to 1060 hPa

Neutral voltage value

230 V

RMS

±2 % dc-free

Input voltage of the current circuit

0 V

RMS

< I < 1 V

RMS

dc-free

Electrical network frequency

50 ± 0,5 Hz

Phase shifting V / I

0 degree or 90 degrees

Harmonics

< 0,1 %

7.2. Electrical features

Voltage inputs

- Operating range:
 Phases - neutral: ≤ 253 V

RMS

- Input impedance: 52 kΩ between phase and neutral

- Tolerable overload: 275 V

RMS

in continuous by varistor

Current inputs

- Operating range: 0 – 1 V

- Input impedance: 100 Ω

- Tolerable overload: ± 15 V

Features of the device alone (without current sensors)

Influence quantity

Measuring range

Theoretical/ practical

Resolution

Error in the

reference range

Minimum

Maximum

Voltage

0 V

715 Vdc

10 mV / 100 mV

0.1 %

Density

Values depending on

the used current

sensors

Typ. 16 kA

RMS

and 3.7 MVA max.

Typ. 1 A or less

0.1 % + sensor

Active powers

Typ. 200 W or less

0.1 % + sensor

Reactive powers

Typ. 200 VAR or less

0.1 % + sensor

Apparent powers

Typ. 200 VA or less

0,1 % + sensor

Power factors

0 1 0.01 / 0.01

0.1 %

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Nominal operating range

Frequency: 40 to 70 Hz
Harmonics: THD(I): 0 to 40 %
THD(U): 0 to 20 %
Magnetic field: 0 to 400 A/m
Electrical field: 0 to 3 V/m
Relative humidity: 10 to 90 %, without condensation.

8. Maintenance

No cleaning is required for the proper operation of the device. If necessary, use a dry cloth.

For any maintenance operation, contact Smart Impulse. The company will deal with the
necessary operations:

Smart Impulse

48 rue René Clair

75018 PARIS

FRANCE

[phone]

[e-mail]

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Notes

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SMART IMPULSE

48 rue René Clair

75018 PARIS

[phone] – [e-mail]