GE EPM 6000 Multi-function Power Metering System instruction manual Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1: OVERVIEW	INTRODUCTION	1-1
	DESCRIPTION	1-1
	HIGHLIGHTS	1-1
	FEATURES	1-3
	UNIVERSAL VOLTAGE INPUTS	1-3
	CURRENT INPUTS	1-3
	UTILITY PEAK DEMAND	1-3
	MEASURED VALUES	1-4
	ORDERING	1-5
	ORDER CODES	1-5
	SPECIFICATIONS	1-6
	INPUTS/OUTPUTS	1-6
	METERING	1-6
	ENVIRONMENTAL	1-7
	COMMUNICATIONS	1-7
	MECHANICAL PARAMETERS	1-7
	APPROVALS	1-8
2: ELECTRICAL	THREE-PHASE POWER MEASUREMENT	2-1
BACKGROUND	DESCRIPTION	2-1
	THREE-PHASE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS	2-2
	DESCRIPTION	2-2
	WYE CONNECTION	2-2
	DELTA CONNECTION	2-4
	BLONDELL'S THEOREM AND THREE-PHASEMEASUREMENT	2-5
	POWER, ENERGY, AND DEMAND	2-8
	DESCRIPTION	2-8
	POWER	2-8
	ENERGY	2-8
	DEMAND	2-10
	REACTIVE ENERGY AND POWER FACTOR	2-12
	REAL, REACTIVE, AND APPARENT POWER	2-12
	POWER FACTOR	2-13
	HARMONIC DISTORTION	2-14
	HARMONICS OF A NON-SINUSOIDALWAVEFORM	2-14
	INDUCTIVE AND CAPACITIVE IMPEDANCE	2-15
	VOLTAGE AND CURRENT MONITORING	2-15
	WAVEFORM CAPTURE	2-16
	POWER QUALITY	2-17
	DESCRIPTION	2-17
3: INSTALLATION	MECHANICAL INSTALLATION	3-1
	DIMENSIONS	3-1
	ANSI INSTALLATION STEPS	3-2
	DIN INSTALLATION STEPS	3-3
	ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION	3-5

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