Chauvin Arnoux PEL 106 User manual

Power energy logger
EN - User’s manual
PEL 106

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Thank you for purchasing a PEL106 power and energy logger.
For best results from your instrument:
read these operating instructions carefully,
comply with the precautions for use.
Denitions of the measurement categories
Measurement category IV corresponds to measurements taken at the source of low-voltage installations.
Example: power feeders, meters and protection devices.
Measurement category III corresponds to measurements on building installations.
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Measurement category II corresponds to measurements taken on circuits directly connected to low-voltage installations.
Example: power supply to domestic electrical appliances and portable tools.
WARNING, risk of DANGER! The operator must refer to these instructions whenever this danger symbol appears.
WARNING! Risk of electric shock. The voltage on the parts marked with this symbol may be dangerous.
Equipment protected by double insulation.
Earth.
USB socket.
Ethernet socket (RJ45).
SD Card.
Main power supply input.
Useful information or tip to read.
SIM card.
The product has been declared recyclable after analysis of its life cycle in accordance with the ISO14040 standard.
The CE marking indicates compliance with the European Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU), Electromagnetic
Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU), Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU), and Restriction of Hazardous
Substances Directive (RoHS, 2011/65/EU and 2015/863/EU).
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particular as regards Low-Voltage Safety, Electromagnetic Compatibility, and the Restriction of Hazardous Substances.
The rubbish bin with lines through it indicates that, in the European Union, the product must undergo selective disposal
in compliance with Directive WEEE 2012/19/EU. This equipment must not be treated as household waste.

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PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
This instrument complies with safety standard IEC/EN 61010-2-030 or BS EN 61010-2-030, the leads comply with IEC/EN 61010-
031 or BS EN 61010-031 for voltages of 1000 V in measurement category IV and the current sensors comply with IEC/EN 61010-
2-032 or BS EN 61010-2-032.
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installations.
The operator and/or the responsible authority must carefully read and clearly understand the various precautions to be taken
in use. Sound knowledge and a keen awareness of electrical hazards are essential when using this instrument.
Use only the leads and accessories supplied. The use of leads (or accessories) of a lower voltage or category limits the voltage
or category of the combined instrument and leads (or accessories) to that of the leads (or accessories).
Before each use, check the condition of the insulation on the leads, housing, and accessories. Any item of which the insulation
is deteriorated (even partially) must be set aside for repair or scrapping.
Do not use the instrument on networks of which the voltage or category exceeds those mentioned.
Do not use the instrument if it seems to be damaged, incomplete, or poorly closed.
Use only the mains power unit supplied by the manufacturer.
Use personal protection equipment systematically.
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If the instrument is wet, dry it before connecting it.
The instrument cannot be used to verify the absence of voltage in a network. For that, use the appropriate tool (a VAT) before
doing any work on the installation.
All troubleshooting and metrological checks must be performed by competent and accredited personnel.

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CONTENTS
1. FIRST USE............................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1. Delivery condition ........................................................................................................................................................5
1.2. Accessories .................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3. SPARE PARTS............................................................................................................................................................6
2. PRESENTATION OF THE INSTRUMENT..........................................................................................................................7
2.1. Description...................................................................................................................................................................7
2.2. Front panel ..................................................................................................................................................................8
2.3. Terminal block..............................................................................................................................................................9
2.4. Installation of the coloured inserts ...............................................................................................................................9
2.5. Functions of the keys.................................................................................................................................................10
2.6. LCD display unit ........................................................................................................................................................10
2.7. Indicators ................................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.8. Memory card..............................................................................................................................................................12
3. CONFIGURATION..............................................................................................................................................................13
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3.2. Battery charging ........................................................................................................................................................14
3.3. Connection by USB or by Ethernet LAN link .............................................................................................................14
3.4. Connection by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or by the 3G-UMTS/GPRS link ................................................................................15
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3.6. Information.................................................................................................................................................................20
4. USE......................................................................................................................................................................................23
4.1. Distribution networks and connections of the PEL ...................................................................................................23
4.2. Using external data loggers.......................................................................................................................................30
4.3. Recording ..................................................................................................................................................................30
4.4. Measured-value display modes.................................................................................................................................30
5. SOFTWARE AND APPLICATION.....................................................................................................................................50
5.1. PEL Transfer software ...............................................................................................................................................50
5.2. PEL application .........................................................................................................................................................51
6. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ..................................................................................................................................53
6.1. Reference conditions.................................................................................................................................................53
6.2. Electrical characteristics ............................................................................................................................................53
6.3. Communication..........................................................................................................................................................63
6.4. Power supply .............................................................................................................................................................63
6.5. Environmental characteristics....................................................................................................................................64
6.6. Mechanical characteristics ........................................................................................................................................64
6.7. Electrical safety .........................................................................................................................................................64
6.8. Electromagnetic compatibility ....................................................................................................................................64
6.9. Radio emission ..........................................................................................................................................................65
6.10. Memory card............................................................................................................................................................65
7. MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................................................................66
7.1. Cleaning ....................................................................................................................................................................66
7.2. Battery .......................................................................................................................................................................66
7.3. Updating the embedded software..............................................................................................................................66
8. WARRANTY ......................................................................................................................................................................67
9. APPENDIX ..........................................................................................................................................................................68
9.1. Measurements...........................................................................................................................................................68
9.2. Measurement formulas..............................................................................................................................................70
9.3. Electrical networks allowed .......................................................................................................................................73
9.4. Quantity according to the distribution network...........................................................................................................75
9.5. Glossary ....................................................................................................................................................................78

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1. FIRST USE
1.1. DELIVERY CONDITION
Figure 1
No. Designation Quantity
1PEL106. 1
2Black safety leads, 3m, banana-banana, straight-straight, tight and lockable. 5
3Lockable black crocodile clips. 5
4Tight plugs for the terminals (mounted on the instrument). 9
5USB cord, type A-B, 1.5m. 1
6Carrying case. 1
7Set of inserts and rings used to identify the phases on the measurement leads and on the
current sensors.
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88GB SD card (in the instrument). 1
9SD card-USB adapter. 1
10  1
11 Multilingual safety data sheet. 1
12 Getting started guide. 13
Table 1
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ATTESTATION DE VERIFICATION
CHECKING ATTESTATION
Numérode l'appareil :
Equipment number
Établien usine, ce document atteste que le produit ci-dessus a été vérifié et est conforme aux
conditionsd'acceptation définies dans nos procédures de fabrication et de contrôle.
Tousles moyensde mesure et d'essai utilisés pour vérifier cet appareil sont raccordés aux
étalonsnationaux et internationaux soit par l'intermédiaire d'un de nos laboratoires de métrologie
accréditésCOFRAC soit par un autre laboratoire accrédité.
Aprèssa mise en service, cet instrument doit être vérifié à intervalle régulier
auprèsd'un service de métrologie agréé.
Pourtout renseignement veuillez contacter notre service après vente et d'étalonnage.
Atthe time of manufacture, this document certifies that the above product havebeen verified and
complieswith acceptance conditions defined in our manufacturingand testing procedures.
Everytest or measuring equipment used to verify this instrument are related to national
andinternational standards through one of our laboratories of metrology certified by french COFRAC
equivalentto NAMAS in the UK or through another certified laboratory.
Afterbeing in use, this instrument must be recalibrated within regular intervals
byan approved metrology laboratory.Please contact our after sales and calibrationdepartment:
Serviceaprès vente et d'étalonnageTEL:[phone] FAX:[phone]
Aftersales and calibration departmente-mail:[e-mail]
WEB: www.manumesure.com
www.chauvin-arnoux.com
Vérifiépar :
Testedby
ATTESTATIONDE CONFORMITE
COMPLIANCE ATTESTATION
Nous certifions que ce produit a été fabriqué conformément aux spécifications
techniques de constuction applicables.
We certify that this product is manufactured in accordance with applicable
Type/
Model
:
Désignation de l'instrument :
Instrument designation
Signature :
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PEL 106
POWER & ENERGY LOGGER

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1.2. ACCESSORIES
MiniFlex®MA193 250 mm
MiniFlex®MA193 350 mm
MiniFlex®MA194 250 mm
MiniFlex®MA194 350 mm
MiniFlex®MA194 1000 mm
MiniFlex®MA196 350 mm tight
AmpFlex®A193 450 mm
AmpFlex®A193 800 mm
AmpFlex®A196 610 mm tight
MN93 clamp
MN93A clamp
C193 clamp
PAC93 clamp
E3N clamp
BNC adapter for E3N clamp
J93 clamp
5A adapter (three-phase)
Essailec®5A adapter
Mains power unit + E3N clamp
DataView software
PEL mains adapter PA30W
Data logger L452
Pole attachment kit Cord reel
REELINGBOX
1.3. SPARE PARTS
Set of 5 black safety cables, banana-banana straight-straight, 3m long, tight and lockable.
Set of 5 lockable crocodile clips.
AmpFlex®A196A 610 mm tight
USB-A - USB-B cord
No. 23 carrying case
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for the voltage leads and the current sensors.
For accessories and spares, visit our web site:
www.chauvin-arnoux.com
Figure 2
Figure 3

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2. PRESENTATION OF THE INSTRUMENT
2.1. DESCRIPTION
PEL: Power & Energy Logger (power and energy logger)
The PEL106 is a DC, single-phase, two-phase, and three-phase (wye and D) power and energy logger in a rugged sealed housing.
The PEL has all power/energy recording functions needed for most of the world's 50Hz, 60Hz, 400Hz, and DC distribution net-
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both indoors and out.
The PEL has a battery with which to continue to operate if there is a power outage. The battery is recharged during the measurements.
The instrument has the following functions:
Direct measurements of voltages up to 1,000V CAT IV.
Direct measurements of currents from 5mA to 10,000A depending on the current sensors.
Measurements of the neutral current on the 4th current terminal.
Measurements of the voltage between earth and neutral on the 5th voltage terminal.
Measurements of active power (W), reactive power (var), and apparent power (VA).
Measurements of the fundamental, unbalance, and harmonic active powers.
Measurement of current and voltage unbalances by the IEEE 1459 method.
Measurements of active energy at source and load (Wh), 4-quadrant reactive energy (varh), and apparent energy (VAh).
Power factor (PF), cos ϕand tan Φ.
Crest factor.
Total harmonic distortion (THD) of voltages and currents.
Voltage and current harmonics up to the 50th at 50/60Hz.
Frequency measurements.
Simultaneous RMS and DC measurements on each phase.
LCD display unit with blue backlighting (simultaneous display of 4 quantities).
Storage of measured and calculated values on SD or SDHC card.
Automatic recognition of the various types of current sensor.
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Management of 17 types of connection or power distribution networks.
Communication with up to four data loggers - L452 Data Loggers (optional), to record voltages, currents, and events).
32 programmable alarms on the measurements or on the analog inputs with the L452 Data Logger (optional), which commu-
nicates via Bluetooth.
USB, LAN (Ethernet), Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 3G-UMTS/GPRS communication.
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IRD server to communicate using private IP addresses.
Sending of periodic reports by email.

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2.2. FRONT PANEL
Figure 4
The connectors have elastomer caps that make them tight (IP67).
The mains power unit for recharging the battery is optional. It is not essential because the battery is recharged whenever the
instrument is connected to mains (if supply via the voltage inputs has not been deactivated; see § 3.1.3).
PEL 106
POWER & ENERGY LOGGER
9 indicators providing
status information. Connector for external
power supply (optional
mains power unit).
RJ45 Ethernet connector.
USB connector.
Slot for SD card.
SIM card slot.
Directional keypad: four naviga-
tion keys and one validation key
(Enter key).
Selection key.
On/O󰀨 key.
Bag in which to stow
the sealing plugs of
the terminals.
QR code.
LCD display
unit.

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2.3. TERMINAL BLOCK
The plugs keep the terminals tight (IP67) when they are not in use.
When you connect a current sensor or a voltage lead, screw it tight to keep the instrument tight. Stow the plugs in the bag attached
to the cover of the instrument.
Before connecting a current sensor, refer to its operating instructions.
The small holes above the terminals are for the insertion of the coloured inserts used to identify the current or voltage inputs.
2.4. INSTALLATION OF THE COLOURED INSERTS
For polyphase measurements, start by marking the accessories and terminals with the coloured rings and inserts provided with
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Detach the appropriate inserts and place them in the holes above the terminals (the large ones for the current terminals, the
small ones for the voltage terminals).
Clip a ring of the same colour to each end of the cord that will be connected to the terminal.
Figure 6
VN V3 V2 V1
VE/GND
IN I3 I2 I1
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5 voltage inputs (safety connectors).
Figure 5
VN V3 V2 V1 VE/GND
IN I3 I2 I1

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2.5. FUNCTIONS OF THE KEYS
Key Description
On/O󰀨 Key:
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Remark: 󰀨
inputs or by the mains power unit) or when recording is in progress or pending.
Selection key:
A long press activates or deactivates the Bluetooth link, the Wi-Fi link or the 3G-UMTS/GPRS link and starts or
stops recording.
Enter key:

In the measurement and power display modes, it is used to display the phase angles and the partial energies.
  Navigation keys:
These are used to browse the data displayed on the LCD screen.
Table 2
2.6. LCD DISPLAY UNIT
Status icons.
Units.
Mode icons.
Percentage of range.
Figure 7
󰀨
( ).
Phases.

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The bottom and top strips provide the following indications:
Icon Description
Indicator of a reversal of phase order or a missing phase (displayed for three-phase distribution networks, and
only in measurement mode; see the explanation below)
Data available for recording.
Indication of the power quadrant.
Measurement mode (instantaneous values). See § 4.4.1.
Power and energy mode. See § 4.4.2.
Harmonics mode. See § 4.4.3.
Max. mode See § 4.4.4.
Information mode. See § 3.6.

Table 3
Phase order
The phase order icon is displayed only when the measurement mode is selected.
The phase order is determined every second. If it is not correct, the symbol is displayed.
The phase order for the voltage inputs is displayed only when the voltages are displayed.
The phase order for the current inputs is displayed only when the currents are displayed.
The phase order for the voltage and current inputs is displayed only when the powers are displayed.

2.7. INDICATORS
Indicators Colour and function
Green indicator: Mains
Indicator lit: the instrument is connected to mains via the external power supply (optional mains power unit).
󰀨
Orang/red indicator: Battery
󰀨
Orange indicator lit: battery charging.
Indicator orange and blinking: battery is recovering from a full discharge.
Indicator red and blinking: battery low (and no mains power).
Red indicator: Phase order
󰀨
Indicator blinking: phase rotation order incorrect, i.e., one of the following cases:
󰀨

󰀨
󰀨

OL
Red indicator: Overshoot of the measurement range
󰀨
Indicator blinking: overshoot on at least one input, a lead is missing or connected to the wrong terminal.

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Indicators Colour and function
Green/red indicator: SD card
Green indicator lit: the SD card is recognized and not locked.
Red indicator lit: SD card missing or locked or not recognized.
Red indicator blinking: SD card being initialized.
Indicator blinking alternately red and green: SD card full.
Indicator light green and blinking: the SD card will be full before the end of the recording session in progress.
Green indicator: 3G-UMTS/GPRS
󰀨󰀨
LED on: 3G-UMTS/GPRS link enabled but not transmitting
LED blinking: 3G-UMTS/GPRS link enabled and transmitting
Green indicator: Wi-Fi
󰀨
Indicator lit: the Wi-Fi is activated but not transmitting.
Indicator blinking: transmission by Wi-Fi in progress.
Blue indicator: Bluetooth
󰀨
Indicator lit: Bluetooth link activated, but no transmission.
Indicator blinking: Bluetooth link activated and transmitting.
Green and yellow LEDs: Ethernet
󰀨
Green LED blinking: the Ethernet link is activated.
󰀨
Yellow LED blinking: the stack has been initialized correctly.
Yellow LED blinking rapidly: acquisition of the new IP address.
Yellow LED blinks twice and stops: the IP address assigned for the DHCP server is not valid.
Yellow LED lit: the Ethernet link is transmitting.
REC
Red indicator: Recording
󰀨
Indicator blinking: recording session programmed.
Indicator lit: recording in record mode.
Green/orange indicator: On/O󰀨
Indicator lit green: the instrument is supplied by the voltage inputs.
Indicator orange and blinking: the instrument is powered by the battery. Supply by the voltage inputs is deac-
tivated (See § 3.1.3) or the supply voltage is too low.
Table 4
2.8. MEMORY CARD
The PEL accepts SD, SDHC and SDXC cards, FAT32 formatted, up to a capacity of 32 GB.
The PEL is delivered with a formatted SD card. If you want to install a new SD card:
Open the elastomer cap marked .
Press on the SD card in the instrument, then withdraw it.
Attention : do not withdraw the SD card if recording is in progress.
LOCK
Check that the new SD card is not locked.
It is best to format the SD card using the PEL Transfer software (see § 5), otherwise, format it using a PC.
Insert the new card and push it home.
Put the elastomer cap back on to keep the instrument tight.

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3. CONFIGURATION

Set up the USB link, the Bluetooth link, the Ethernet link, the Wi-Fi link or the 3G-UMTS/GPRS link.
Choose the connection according to the type of distribution network.
Connect the current sensors.


Choose the aggregation period.


3.1. SWITCHING THE INSTRUMENT ON AND OFF
3.1.1. SWITCHING ON
Connect the PEL to an electrical network (at least 100 V or 140 V) and it is switched on automatically (if supply via the
voltage inputs has not been deactivated; see § 3.1.3). Otherwise, press the On/O󰀨 key for more than 2 seconds. The
green indicator below the On/O󰀨 key lights.
The battery automatically starts charging when the PEL is connected to a power or voltage source. The battery life is
approximately one hour when it is fully charged. This enables the instrument to continue to operate if there is a brief power
outage.
3.1.2. SWITCHING OFF
󰀨
precaution intended to forestall any involuntary stoppage of a recording session by the user.
󰀨
minutes, depending on the setting chosen.
󰀨
Disconnect all input terminals and the external power unit, if it is connected.
Press the On/O󰀨 key for more than 2 seconds, until all indicators light, then release it.
󰀨󰀨
3.1.3. DE-ACTIVATION OF SUPPLY BY THE VOLTAGE INPUTS
Supply by the voltage inputs consumes from 10 to 15W. Some voltage generators cannot withstand this load. This applies to volt-
age calibrators and to capacitive voltage dividers. If you want to make measurements on these devices, supply to the instrument
by the voltage inputs must be deactivated.
To deactivate supply to the instrument by the voltage inputs, press the Selection and On/O󰀨 keys simultaneously
for more than 2 seconds. The On/O󰀨 key blinks orange.
To supply the instrument and recharge the battery, it is necessary to use the mains power unit sold as an option (see § 1.2).

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3.3. CONNECTION BY USB OR BY ETHERNET LAN LINK

and to upload records to the PC.
Withdraw the elastomer cap that protects the connector.
Connect the USB cable provided or an Ethernet cable (not provided) between the instrument and the PC.
Before connecting the USB cable, install the drivers supplied with the PEL Transfer software (See § 5).
PEL 106
POWER & ENERGY LOGGER
110 - 250 V
50 / 60 Hz
Withdraw the elastomer cap that protects the
power supply connector.
Connect the mains power unit to the instru-
ment and to mains.
The instrument comes on.
The indicator lights until the battery is fully
charged.
Figure 8
3.2. BATTERY CHARGING
The battery is charged when the instrument is connected to a voltage source. But if supply by the voltage inputs has been deac-
tivated (see previous section), the mains power unit must be used (optional).
PEL 106
POWER & ENERGY LOGGER
PEL 106
POWER & ENERGY LOGGER
Figure 9
Figure 10

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Then, whichever link was chosen, open the PEL Transfer software (see § 5) to connect the instrument to the PC.
Connecting the USB or Ethernet cable does not power up the instrument or charge the battery.
For the Ethernet LAN link, the PEL has an IP address.

the instrument sends a request to the network's DHCP server to obtain an IP address automatically.

connections between the PC and several instruments behind a router.
The auto IP address mode is also available when the DHCP is selected and the DHPC server has not been detected within 60
seconds. The PEL will use 169.254.0.100 as default address. This auto IP address mode is compatible with APIPA.
A crossed cable may be necessary.
You can change the network parameters while connected via an Ethernet LAN link, but once the network parameters have
been changed, you will lose connection. It is better to use a USB connection for this.
3.4. CONNECTION BY WI-FI, BLUETOOTH OR BY THE 3G-UMTS/GPRS LINK

the recordings to a PC, a smartphone, or a tablet.
To set up 3G-UMTS/GPRS, insert a SIM card in the instrument. Unscrew both screws from the cover and remove it. Insert the SIM
card in the direction indicated. Put the cover back on and screw both screws back in.
Figure 11
It will also be necessary to enter the APN (Access Point Name) and the PIN code corresponding to the SIM card, using PEL Transfer

Press the Selection key and hold it down. The REC, , and indicators light in turn for 3 seconds each.
Release the Selection key while the desired function is lit.
If you release it while the REC indicator is lit, recording starts or stops.
If you release it while the indicator is lit, the Bluetooth link is activated or deactivated.
If you release it while the indicator is lit, the Wi-Fi is activated or deactivated.
If you release it while the indicator is lit, 3G-UMTS/GPRS is enabled or disabled.

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Figure 12
If your computer does not generate Bluetooth, use a USB-Bluetooth adapter. If you have no driver for this peripheral, Windows
installs one automatically.
The pairing procedure depends on your operating system, on the Bluetooth equipment, and on the driver.

With the 3G-UMTS/GPRS link, the data transmitted by the device pass via an IRD server hosted by Chauvin Arnoux. To receive
them on your PC, you must enable the IRD server in PEL Transfer.
3.5. CONFIGURING THE INSTRUMENT

software (see § 5).
or key until the symbol is selected.
The following screen is displayed:
PEL 106
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IRD
Figure 13

instrument. 

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3.5.1. TYPE OF NETWORK
To change the network, press the Enter key. The name of the network blinks. Use the and keys to choose another
network from among those in the list below.
Designation Network
1P-2W Single-phase, 2-wire
1P-3W Single-phase, 3-wire
 Three-phase, 3-wire ∆(2 current sensors)
 Three-phase, 3-wire ∆(3 current sensors)
 Three-phase, 3-wire ∆, balanced
3P-4WY Three-phase, 4-wire, wye
3P-4WYb Three-phase, 4-wire, wye, balanced (voltage measurement,

3P-4WY2 Three-phase, 4-wire, wye 2½
 Three-phase, 4-wire ∆
3P-3WY2 Three-phase, 3-wire, wye (2 current sensors)
3P-3WY3 Three-phase, 3-wire, wye (3 current sensors)
3P-3WO2 Three-phase, 3-wire open ∆(2 current sensors)
3P-3WO3 Three-phase, 3-wire open ∆(3 current sensors)
3P-4WO Three-phase, 4-wire, open ∆
dC-2W DC 2-wire
dC-3W DC 3-wire
dC-4W DC 4-wire
Table 5
Validate your choice by pressing the Enter key.
3.5.2. CURRENT SENSORS
Connect the current sensors to the instrument.
The current sensors are automatically detected by the instrument. It looks at the I1 terminal. If there is nothing, it looks at the I2
terminal, or the I3 terminal. If the network chosen has a current sensor on the N terminal, it also looks at the IN terminal.
Once the sensors have been recognized, the instrument displays their ratio.
󰀨
the type of sensor connected to I1 will be used on the instrument.

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3.5.3. NOMINAL PRIMARY VOLTAGE
Press the key to go to the next screen.
Figure 14
To change the nominal primary voltage, press the Enter key. Use the , , and keys to choose the voltage, between
50 and 650,000 V. Then validate by pressing the Enter key.
3.5.4. NOMINAL SECONDARY VOLTAGE
Press the key to go to the next screen.
To change the nominal secondary voltage, press the Enter key. Use the , , and keys to choose the voltage, between
50 and 1,000 V. Then validate by pressing the Enter key.
3.5.5. NOMINAL PRIMARY CURRENT
Press the key to go to the next screen.
Figure 15

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Depending on the type of current sensor, MiniFlex®/AmpFlex®, MN clamp, or adapter unit, enter the nominal primary current. To
do this, press the Enter key. Use the , , and keys to choose the current.
AmpFlex®A196A or A193 and MiniFlex®MA193, MA194 or MA196: 100, 400, 2,000 or 10,000A (depending on the sensor)
PAC93 clamp and C193 clamp: automatic at 1,000A
MN93A clamp, 5A range, 5A Adapter: 5 to 25,000A
MN93A clamp, 100A range: automatic at 100A
MN93 clamp: automatic at 200A
E3N clamp: 10 or 100A
J93 clamp: automatic at 3,500 A
Validate the value by pressing the Enter key.
3.5.6. NOMINAL PRIMARY CURRENT OF THE NEUTRAL
Press the key to go to the next screen.
If you connect a current sensor to the current terminal of the neutral, enter its nominal primary current too in the same way as before.
3.5.7. AGGREGATION PERIOD
Press the key to go to the next screen.
Figure 16
To change the aggregation period, press the Enter key, then use the and keys to choose the value (1 to 6, 10, 12,
15, 20, 30, or 60 minutes).
Validate by pressing the Enter key.

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3.6. INFORMATION
To enter the Information mode, press the or key until the symbol is selected.
Use the and keys to scroll the information of the instrument:
Type of network
Nominal primary voltage
Nominal secondary voltage
Nominal primary current