Schneider Electric EM3555 manual Floating Point Data Per Phase

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Modbus Point Map

 

 

REGISTER

R/W

NV

Format

Units

 

Scale

Range

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Floating Point Data: Per Phase

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

317/318

R

 

Float

kWh

 

 

 

319/320

R

 

Float

kWh

 

 

 

321/322

R

 

Float

kWh

 

 

 

323/324

R

 

Float

kWh

 

 

 

325/326

R

 

Float

kWh

 

 

 

327/328

R

 

Float

kWh

 

 

 

329/330

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

331/332

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

333/334

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

335/336

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

337/338

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

339/340

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

341/342

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

343/344

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

345/346

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

347/348

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

349/350

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

351/352

R

 

Float

kVARh

 

 

 

353/354

R

 

Float

kVAh

 

 

 

355/356

R

 

Float

kVAh

 

 

 

357/358

R

 

Float

kVAh

 

 

 

359/360

R

 

Float

kVAh

 

 

 

361/362

R

 

Float

kVAh

 

 

 

363/364

R

 

Float

kVAh

 

 

 

365/366

R

 

Float

kW

 

 

 

367/368

R

 

Float

kW

 

 

 

369/370

R

 

Float

kW

 

 

 

371/372

R

 

Float

kVAR

 

 

 

373/374

R

 

Float

kVAR

 

 

 

375/376

R

 

Float

kVAR

 

 

 

377/378

R

 

Float

kVA

 

 

 

379/380

R

 

Float

kVA

 

 

 

381/382

R

 

Float

kVA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Description

Accumulated Real Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

Accumulated Real Energy, Phase B

Import

 

Accumulated Real Energy, Phase C

 

Accumulated Real Energy (Ph)

Accumulated Real Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

 

Accumulated Real Energy, Phase B

Export

 

Accumulated Real Energy, Phase C

 

 

 

Accumulated Q1 Reactive Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

 

 

 

Accumulated Q1 Reactive Energy, Phase B

Quadrant 1

 

 

Accumulated Q1 Reactive Energy, Phase C

 

Import

 

Accumulated Q2 Reactive Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

 

 

Accumulated Q2 Reactive Energy, Phase B

Quadrant 2

 

 

Accumulated Q2 Reactive Energy, Phase C

 

 

Accumulated

Accumulated Q3 Reactive Energy, Phase A

 

 

Reactive Energy

 

 

(Qh)

Accumulated Q3 Reactive Energy, Phase B

Quadrant 3

 

 

Accumulated Q3 Reactive Energy, Phase C

 

Export

 

Accumulated Q4 Reactive Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

 

 

Accumulated Q4 Reactive Energy, Phase B

Quadrant 4

 

 

Accumulated Q4 Reactive Energy, Phase C

 

 

 

Accumulated Apparent Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

 

 

 

Accumulated Apparent Energy, Phase B

Import

 

Accumulated Apparent Energy, Phase C

 

Accumulated Apparent Energy (Sh)

Accumulated Apparent Energy, Phase A

 

 

 

 

Accumulated Apparent Energy, Phase B

Export

 

Accumulated Apparent Energy, Phase C

 

 

 

Real Power, Phase A

 

 

 

 

 

 

Real Power, Phase B

Real Power (P)

Real Power, Phase C

 

 

 

Reactive Power, Phase A

 

 

 

Reactive Power, Phase B

Reactive Power (Q)

Reactive Power, Phase C

 

 

 

Apparent Power, Phase A

 

 

 

Apparent Power, Phase B

Apparent Power (S)

Apparent Power, Phase C

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents EM3555 Hazard Categories Special Symbols Please NoteFCC Notice Contents EM3555 ZL0093-0A Contents 11/2011 Screw Mounting Safety PrecautionsInstallation Overview DIN Rail MountingType Description SpecificationsSafety Environmental ConditionsMetering Category Observe correct CT orientation when installing the device IntroductionParts of the EM Series EM Series Dimensions DimensionsData Output Data Output Full Data Set FDSData Logging Attach mounting clips for DIN Rail InstallationSupported system types Single-Phase WiringThree-Phase Wiring Supported System TypesWiring Symbol DescriptionWiring Symbols Use System Type 11 2L Wiring DiagramsDiagram Diagram Phase 4-Wire Wye Connection 3 CT 3 PTL1 L2 L3 Control PowerWiring Notes Fuse RecommendationsDisplay Screen Display Screen DiagramQuick Setup Instructions Solid State Pulse Outputs SOLID-STATE Pulse OutputDescription UI Menu Abbreviations DefinedMain Menu IEC and Ieee AbbreviationsFor Data Configuration EM3555 User Interface for Data Configuration Ploss Lowpf ERR OVR Pulse ALERT/RESET InformationFrom User Interface for SetupEM3555 ZL0093-0A User Interface for Setup 11/2011 RS-485 Communications Daisy-chaining Devices to the Power MeterRead/Write Collision ConfigurationData Logging Reading DataStandard Modbus Default Settings Setting Value Modbus RegisterModbus Default Settings Modbus Point MAP Supported Modbus CommandsCommand Description Supported CommandsSunSpec Alliance Interoperability Specification Compliance Format Units Scale Range Description Integer Data Summary of Active PhasesFormat Units Scale Range 055 ULong KVARh Accumulated Q1 Reactive 079 ULong KVAh Accumulated Apparent Register 142 NV UInt 143 10000 144 500 250 145 Msec 146 LSB Logging Configuration and Status161 UInt 32767 162 163 164 0xFFFF ULong KWh 165 166 Month Floating Point Data Summary of Active Phases Floating Point Data Per Phase Logging Interface SunSpec 1.0 Common Model Sunspec Compliant Common and Meter Model Register BlocksRegister Format Units Scale Range SunSpec Description NameName SunSpec DescriptionSunSpecCompliantCommonandMeterModelRegisterBlocks Event Bit Description China Rohs Compliance Information Efup Table TroubleshootingProblem Cause Solution TroubleshootingEM3555 Installation Guide Schneider Electric

EM3555 specifications

Schneider Electric EM3555 is a highly efficient energy monitoring device that plays a crucial role in optimizing energy management across various applications. As part of Schneider Electric’s extensive range of products, the EM3555 is designed for professionals who seek robust solutions for monitoring energy usage and improving operational efficiency.

One of the main features of the EM3555 is its advanced energy consumption monitoring capabilities. It provides real-time data on electrical parameters, including voltage, current, frequency, power factor, and active/reactive power. This level of detailed information helps organizations understand their energy consumption patterns, identify inefficiencies, and take corrective actions to enhance energy performance.

The EM3555 is equipped with a user-friendly display that allows for easy access and navigation through various metrics. This display offers visibility into key performance indicators and alerts users to any anomalies in energy consumption. Enhanced energy visibility is critical for effective decision-making and is particularly beneficial in environments where energy management is paramount.

In terms of technology, the EM3555 incorporates the latest communication protocols, including Modbus RTU. This feature facilitates seamless integration with existing systems, enabling users to collect and analyze data efficiently. Furthermore, the EM3555 can be connected to Schneider's EcoStruxure platform, which offers advanced analytics and insights into energy usage, harnessing the power of IoT for smarter energy management.

Another notable characteristic of the EM3555 is its compact design, making it suitable for various installation environments, including electrical panels and equipment rooms. The device is built to withstand harsh industrial conditions, ensuring long-term reliability and durability.

In conclusion, the Schneider Electric EM3555 is an exemplary energy monitoring solution that combines advanced features, cutting-edge technology, and robust characteristics. By providing real-time insights into energy consumption, the EM3555 empowers organizations to improve their energy efficiency, reduce costs, and contribute to sustainability goals. Its integration capabilities with other systems further underline its value in contemporary energy management practices. With the EM3555, Schneider Electric continues to lead the way in developing innovative solutions for a more sustainable future.
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