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Installation Instructions
Three Phase Electricity Meters
EM3/CT/N Three Phase Electricity Meters
The EM3/CT/N has the following specification with regard to the available options:
Model :PowerRail 303
Voltage :400/230 V 3 Phase, 3 or 4 wire
Current :5A from external CTs
Isolated Pulse Output :Fitted
Document Attached:
Northern Design (Electronics) Ltd. PowerRail 303 Operating Guide (August 2007)
Additional Information:
EM3/CT/N Three Phase Electricity Meter Data Sheet, TA200701
Disposal:
WEEE Directive :
EM3/CT/N
At the end of their useful life the packaging,
and product should be disposed of by a suitable
Do not dispose of with normal household waste.
Do not burn.
recycling centre.
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EM3/CT/N Installation Instructions
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PowerRail 303
Operating Guide August 2007
Copyright Northern Design Bradford UK 2007
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1 Safety
This instruction manual gives details of safe installation and operation of the PowerRail 303
electricity meter. Safety may be impaired if the instructions are not followed. Labels on each
meter give details of equipment ratings for safe operation. Take time to examine all labels before
commencing installation. Safety symbols on the meter have specific meanings.
Refer To User Manual Risk of Electric Shock
WARNING
The meter contains no user serviceable parts. Installation and
commissioning should only be carried out by qualified personnel
Further information is available at http://www.ndmeter.co.uk.
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2 Operation
2.1 Energy Displays
2.2 Total kWh Register
This default display presented on power up shows total kWh on an 8-digit accumulating register.
Register scaling is determined by user programmed CT and/or PT constants. On standard
PowerRail meters this register may not be reset.
2.3 KWh Count Register
The kWh Count display is a 7-digit resetable accumulating energy register. This acts in a similar
manner to the “Trip” display on a vehicle odometer.
• Press the key to select Total kWh or kWh Count display pages. The kWh Count
display remains visible for 1 minute before the unit reverts to Total kWh mode.
• Press and hold the and keys for approximately 5 seconds to reset the kWh Count
register to zero.
kWh
1234567.8
Total kWh Register
kWh
1234567.8
kWh Count Register
Scaling of the energy registers is set by the nominal input currents and voltages and remains
constant during normal operation of the meter.
Energy registers will accumulate from zero to 99999999, and then restart from zero.
If no keys are pressed, the meter will automatically revert to the Total kWh Register display after
60 seconds.
Both energy registers are stored in non-volatile memory during power loss to the meter.
Count
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