wattwatchers Auditor 6W User manual

2. Connect your Auditor
Quick Start
Guide
Version 1.0_July 2018
Auditor 6W
(WiFi, monitoring-only)
2. Connect your Auditor
Three-Phase Voltage Connections
Use this conguration when there are multiple
phases present.
The voltage connections are labelled P1, P2, P3, N.
Connect voltage phases to P1, P2, and P3. Connect
neutral to N.
Use three-phase wiring tails if they were provided with
your Auditor.
Single-Phase Voltage Connections
Use this conguration when one phase is present.
The voltage connections are labelled P1, P2, P3, N.
Connect P1, P2 & P3 to the same phase.
Connect neutral to N.
Use single-phase wiring tails if they were provided
with your Auditor.

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
6+
3+
2+
1+
5+
4+
Current Transformer Connections
Install Current Transformers (CTs) such that:
For grid monitoring: arrow is from grid
For solar monitoring: arrow is from inverter
For load monitoring: arrow is towards the load
The CT connections are labelled: ≡, 6+, 5+, 4+, ≡, 3+, 2+, 1+
The white wires connect to terminals labelled “≡”
- three wires in each terminal
The pink wires connect to the terminals labelled “+”
The CTs and Voltage phases must match as stated below.
Place CT connected to ... On cables connected to ...
1+ and 4+ P1
2+ and 5+ P2
3+ and 6+ P3
It is acceptable to use less than six CTs (minimum of one).

Auditor 6W
Complete these ve easy steps,
then start monitoring your site.
1. Before you begin
2. Connect your Auditor
3. Congure your WiFi settings
4. Use the onboarding tool
5. Validate that your installation is correct
1. Before you begin
Ensure you have the equipment - See Auditor 6W checklist below. You’ll need
an internet-connected smart device (e.g. smartphone, tablet, laptop) to congure
the Auditor and capture information about the installation. A marker is useful for
numbering Current Transformers and cables during installation. You’ll need a clamp
meter for checking current measurements.
Check - That you have 35mm wide space available on the DIN rail. If there is
not space, additional DIN rails may be mounted in the cabinet or an external
enclosure used. Ensure that Current Transformer can accommodate the cable size
(i.e. cable diameter ts within CT opening width).
Ensure there is a way to isolate the Auditor voltage inputs - An existing or new
circuit breaker can be used depending on the regulations in your jurisdiction. A
breaker is not included in the Auditor package.
WiFi network details & signal - Ensure that you have the WiFi network name
and password on hand. With your smartphone or tablet ensure that there is a
WiFi signal at the installation site. If there is no reception you’ll need a WiFi range
extender. Once the Auditor is installed you’ll be able to check for adequate
signal strength.
Auditor 6W hardware checklist:
• Monitoring device - 2-unit wide DIN-mount
• CTs - supplied in sets of 3 (one or two sets)
• Wiring tails - single-phase, 3-phase or both
• Connectors - green-coloured plastic plugs.
ATTENTION: Must be installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with standard electrical
safety regulations in your jurisdiction.

Auditor 6W
Complete these ve easy steps,
then start monitoring your site.
1. Before you begin
2. Connect your Auditor
3. Congure your WiFi settings
4. Use the onboarding tool
5. Validate that your installation is correct
1. Before you begin
Ensure you have the equipment - See Auditor 6W checklist below. You’ll need
an internet-connected smart device (e.g. smartphone, tablet, laptop) to congure
the Auditor and capture information about the installation. A marker is useful for
numbering Current Transformers and cables during installation. You’ll need a clamp
meter for checking current measurements.
Check - That you have 35mm wide space available on the DIN rail. If there is
not space, additional DIN rails may be mounted in the cabinet or an external
enclosure used. Ensure that Current Transformer can accommodate the cable size
(i.e. cable diameter ts within CT opening width).
Ensure there is a way to isolate the Auditor voltage inputs - An existing or new
circuit breaker can be used depending on the regulations in your jurisdiction. A
breaker is not included in the Auditor package.
WiFi network details & signal - Ensure that you have the WiFi network name
and password on hand. With your smartphone or tablet ensure that there is a
WiFi signal at the installation site. If there is no reception you’ll need a WiFi range
extender. Once the Auditor is installed you’ll be able to check for adequate
signal strength.
Auditor 6W hardware checklist:
• Monitoring device - 2-unit wide DIN-mount
• CTs - supplied in sets of 3 (one or two sets)
• Wiring tails - single-phase, 3-phase or both
• Connectors - green-coloured plastic plugs.
ATTENTION: Must be installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with standard electrical
safety regulations in your jurisdiction.

2. Connect your Auditor
Quick Start
Guide

Version 1.0_July 2018
Auditor 6W
(WiFi, monitoring-only)
2. Connect your Auditor
Three-Phase Voltage Connections
Use this conguration when there are multiple
phases present.
The voltage connections are labelled P1, P2, P3, N.
Connect voltage phases to P1, P2, and P3. Connect
neutral to N.
Use three-phase wiring tails if they were provided with
your Auditor.
Single-Phase Voltage Connections
Use this conguration when one phase is present.
The voltage connections are labelled P1, P2, P3, N.
Connect P1, P2 & P3 to the same phase.
Connect neutral to N.
Use single-phase wiring tails if they were provided
with your Auditor.

Need help with your installation?
Our team is available from 0900 to 1700, Monday to Friday, Sydney time.
Support phone: [phone] ([phone] from overseas)
Support: To lodge a Support ticket, please visit our Support Portal at
www.wattwatchers.com.au/support
Support
S018019 Quick Start Guide - A6M
2. Connect your Auditor continued
WW 018019 Quick Start Guide - A6M

Size ( amps) Opening Width (mm)
60 10
120 16
200 22
400 25
600 36
Current Transformer Direction
Install Current Transformers (CTs) such that:
• For grid monitoring: arrow is from grid
• For solar monitoring: arrow is from inverter
• For load monitoring: arrow is towards the load.
About the split-core CTs:
• Only Wattwatchers-supplied CTs are supported
• All CTs can be interchanged in the eld (in sets of 3)
• Dierent-sized CTs can be used on one device, in sets of three
eg. channels 1-3, 60 Amps; channels 4-6, 400 Amps
• CT sizes can be changed using the onboarding tool in step 3
• Directional arrows for CT placement are imprinted on the CTs.
CT sizes and opening aperture widths

2. Connect your Auditor continued

6+
3+
2+
1+
5+
4+
CT Connections (6M)
The CT connections are labelled: ≡, 6+, 5+, 4+, ≡, 3+, 2+, 1+
The white wires connect to terminals labelled “≡”
- three wires in each terminal
The pink wires connect to the terminals labelled “+”
The CTs and Voltage phases must match as stated below.
Place CT connected to ... On cables connected to ...
1+ and 4+ P1
2+ and 5+ P2
3+ and 6+ P3
It is acceptable to use less than six CTs (minimum of one).

3. WiFi settings
Congure your WiFi settings
To communicate over the internet using the site WiFi, the network name and
password is required. This allows the Auditor to send and receive data over the
site owner’s internet link.
Any smartphone, tablet or computer can be used
for this process.
1) Check you can access the site WiFi network
from the meter box using a smart device.
2) The Auditor should be on and all 3 LED
lightsashing.
3) Using your smart device’s WiFi connection
setup, connect to the Auditor network which
will show up as Auditor-xxx (where xxx is a
uniquenumber).
4) The passcode to connect to the Auditor network
is myenergy (no upper case characters).
Wattwatchers WiFi Setup
Part No: WW017003 - Version 1.0 October 2017 - Page 1 of 2
WiFi connection setup guide (Models beginning with 6W released in 2017)
To communicate over the internet using the household WiFi, the network
name and password is required. This allows the Wattwatchers energy
device to send and receive data over the homeowner’s internet link.
Any smartphone, tablet or computer can be used for this process.
1. Check you can access the home WiFi network from the
meter box using a smart device.
2. The Wattwatchers energy device should be on and all
3 LED lights flashing.
3. Using your smart device’s WiFi connection setup, connect
to the Wattwatchers devices network which will show
up as Auditor-xxx
(where xxx is a unique number)
4. The passcode to connect to Wattwatchers energy
device network is digitalenergy
(no upper case characters)
Screenshots shown come from an iPhone.
Phase C
Phase A
GRID SUPPLY
MAIN SWITCH
Load
Neutral Neut ral Block
Phase B
Auditor
CB
kWh
METER
1
2
3N
456 3 2 1
Inverter
K→L
K→L
CT1
+ –
CT2
+ –
L1 L2 L3
CT5
+ –
CT6
+ –
L←K
L←K
CT3
+ –
L←K
K→L
CT4
+ –
x
x x
x
CB
x
x
x
x
x
Auditor 6 Wiring Diagram
Supply 3 phases
Loads None
Solar 3 phases
Find diagrams for more congurations at
www.wattwatchers.com.au/support

3. WiFi settings
Phase C
Phase A
GRID SUPPLY
MAIN SWITCH
Load
Neutral Neut ral Block
Phase B
Auditor
CB
kWh
METER
1
2
3N
456 3 2 1
Inverter
K→L
K→L
CT1
+ –
CT2
+ –
L1 L2 L3
CT5
+ –
CT6
+ –
L←K
L←K
CT3
+ –
L←K
K→L
CT4
+ –
x
x x
x
CB
x
x
x
x
x
Auditor 6 Wiring Diagram
Supply 3 phases
Loads None
Solar 3 phases
3. WiFi settings continued
4. Use the onboarding tool
5) Whilst connected to the Auditor’s network,
open a web browser and navigate to
auditorsetup.com
6) The screen will then display the available site
networks. Select the site network and connect.
7) Enter the password for the site WiFi network. Enter
and press connect.
8) Once connection starts, the Auditor LED lights will
ash whilst it establishes a connection.
9) A successful connection to the site WiFi will be
shown when all LED lights go solid green (no
ashing). If this step fails the WiFi network signal
may be too weak.
The onboarding tool at onboarding.wattwatchers.com.au collects the installation
details for each site including device serial number, circuit names and CT size. Log
into the onboarding tool and work through the steps to congure your devices for
the installation site.
Wattwatchers WiFi Setup
Page 2 of 2
5. Whilst connected to the Wattwatchers device’s
network, open a web browser and navigate to
auditorsetup.com
6. The screen will then display the available home
networks. Select the home network and connect.
7. At this time you will need to enter the password for
the home WiFi network. Enter and press connect.
8. Once connection starts, the Wattwatchers energy
device LED lights will flash whilst it establishes a
connection.
9. A successful connection to the home WiFi will be
shown when all LED lights go solid green (no flashing)
Most common problem when connecting WiFi networks is signal strength
from the home WiFi access point to the location of the device. This can be a
problem whether the meter box door is open or closed, usually worse when
closed.
Place CT connected to ... On cables connected to ...
1+ and 4+ P1
2+ and 5+ P2
3+ and 6+ P3

5. Validate installation
Check the lights
When installation is completed successfully, all three green lights on the front of the
Auditor should be lit solid. The table below shows the meaning of the lights.
Auditor 6W Indicators
L1 (Mode) L2 (Network) L3 (Internet) Explanation
Blink O O No WiFi network. Code started.
Blink Blink O Found WiFi
Blink On O DHCP complete
On On O Connected, Time
On On On Normal Operation: Connected,
Logging.
All Fast Blink Conguration

4. Validate installation continued
Validating that your installation is correct
If... Then... Otherwise...
Circuit current rating is less
than the CT rating.
The correct size CTs are
installed.
Use a larger CT.
Install data shows three
voltages around 240V, less
than 265V.
The voltage connections
are good.
Check the voltage
connections to P1, P2, P3
are three phases.
Three-phase solar inverter
circuits that have equal
current and PF=1.
Solar CTs are installed
correctly.
Check CT wiring, phase and
orientation.
With the solar inverter
turned o, PF is +ve and
expected value on all
circuits.
Grid and load CTs are
installed correctly.
Ensure CT phase and
orientation are correct.
CTs on the wrong phase
may cause negative PF
readings. Where there
is solar operating, Grid
circuits show -ve PF if
there is “feed in”.
Current measured with
tongs meter is the same
as current reported in
thedata.
The Auditor is
congured correctly.
Use onboarding tools
to change the CT to the
correct size.
Default phase allocation is
ok for this installation.
Multiple single phase
loads are being
monitored.
Email Support with pairing
channel and phase e.g.
CH1/P1.
A CT is used to monitor
one of multiple parallel
conductors for a
connection
Email Support with
pairing channel , phase
and CT size e.g. CT1/P1
400A.

5. Validate installation
Check the lights
When installation is completed successfully, all three green lights on the front of the
Auditor should be lit solid. The table below shows the meaning of the lights.
Auditor 6W Indicators
L1 (Mode) L2 (Network) L3 (Internet) Explanation
Blink O O No WiFi network. Code started.
Blink Blink O Found WiFi
Blink On O DHCP complete
On On O Connected, Time
On On On Normal Operation: Connected,
Logging.
All Fast Blink Conguration

3. WiFi settings
Congure your WiFi settings
To communicate over the internet using the site WiFi, the network name and
password is required. This allows the Auditor to send and receive data over the
site owner’s internet link.
Any smartphone, tablet or computer can be used
for this process.
1) Check you can access the site WiFi network
from the meter box using a smart device.
2) The Auditor should be on and all 3 LED
lightsashing.
3) Using your smart device’s WiFi connection
setup, connect to the Auditor network which
will show up as Auditor-xxx (where xxx is a
uniquenumber).
4) The passcode to connect to the Auditor network
is myenergy (no upper case characters).
Wattwatchers WiFi Setup
Part No: WW017003 - Version 1.0 October 2017 - Page 1 of 2
WiFi connection setup guide (Models beginning with 6W released in 2017)
To communicate over the internet using the household WiFi, the network
name and password is required. This allows the Wattwatchers energy
device to send and receive data over the homeowner’s internet link.
Any smartphone, tablet or computer can be used for this process.
1. Check you can access the home WiFi network from the
meter box using a smart device.
2. The Wattwatchers energy device should be on and all
3 LED lights flashing.
3. Using your smart device’s WiFi connection setup, connect
to the Wattwatchers devices network which will show
up as Auditor-xxx
(where xxx is a unique number)
4. The passcode to connect to Wattwatchers energy
device network is digitalenergy
(no upper case characters)
Screenshots shown come from an iPhone.
Phase C
Phase A
GRID SUPPLY
MAIN SWITCH
Load
Neutral Neut ral Block
Phase B
Auditor
CB
kWh
METER
1
2
3N
456 3 2 1
Inverter
K→L
K→L
CT1
+ –
CT2
+ –
L1 L2 L3
CT5
+ –
CT6
+ –
L←K
L←K
CT3
+ –
L←K
K→L
CT4
+ –
x
x x
x
CB
x
x
x
x
x
Auditor 6 Wiring Diagram
Supply 3 phases
Loads None
Solar 3 phases
3. WiFi settings continued
4. Use the onboarding tool
5) Whilst connected to the Auditor’s network,
open a web browser and navigate to
auditorsetup.com
6) The screen will then display the available site
networks. Select the site network and connect.
7) Enter the password for the site WiFi network. Enter
and press connect.
8) Once connection starts, the Auditor LED lights will
ash whilst it establishes a connection.
9) A successful connection to the site WiFi will be
shown when all LED lights go solid green (no
ashing). If this step fails the WiFi network signal
may be too weak.
The onboarding tool at onboarding.wattwatchers.com.au collects the installation
details for each site including device serial number, circuit names and CT size. Log
into the onboarding tool and work through the steps to congure your devices for
the installation site.
Wattwatchers WiFi Setup
Page 2 of 2
5. Whilst connected to the Wattwatchers device’s
network, open a web browser and navigate to
auditorsetup.com
6. The screen will then display the available home
networks. Select the home network and connect.
7. At this time you will need to enter the password for
the home WiFi network. Enter and press connect.
8. Once connection starts, the Wattwatchers energy
device LED lights will flash whilst it establishes a
connection.
9. A successful connection to the home WiFi will be
shown when all LED lights go solid green (no flashing)
Most common problem when connecting WiFi networks is signal strength
from the home WiFi access point to the location of the device. This can be a
problem whether the meter box door is open or closed, usually worse when
closed.
Place CT connected to ... On cables connected to ...
1+ and 4+ P1
2+ and 5+ P2
3+ and 6+ P3
5. Validate installation
Check the lights
When installation is completed successfully, all three green lights on the front of the
Auditor should be lit solid. The table below shows the meaning of the lights.
Auditor 6W Indicators
L1 (Mode) L2 (Network) L3 (Internet) Explanation
Blink O O No WiFi network. Code started.
Blink Blink O Found WiFi
Blink On O DHCP complete
On On O Connected, Time
On On On Normal Operation: Connected,
Logging.
All Fast Blink Conguration
5. Validate installation continued
Validating that your installation is correct
If... Then... Otherwise...
Circuit current rating is
less than the CT rating
The correct size CTs are
installed
Use larger CTs
Install data shows three
voltages around 240V,
less than 265V
The voltage connections
are good
Check the voltage
connections to P1, P2, P3
are three phases
Three-phase solar inverter
circuits that have equal
current and PF=1
Solar CTs are installed
correctly
Check CT wiring, phase
and orientation
With the solar inverter
turned o, PF is +ve and
expected value on all
circuits
Grid and load CTs are
installed correctly
Ensure CT phase and
orientation are correct.
CTs on the wrong phase
may cause negative PF
readings. Where there
is solar operating, Grid
circuits show -ve PF if
there is “feed in”
Current measured with
tongs meter is the same
as current reported in
thedata
The Auditor is congured
correctly.
Use onboarding tools
to change the CT to the
correct size
Default phase allocation is
ok for this installation
Multiple single phase
loads are being
monitored
Email Support with pairing
channel and phase e.g.
CH1/P1
A CT is used to monitor
one of multiple parallel
conductors for a
connection
Email Support with pairing
channel and phase e.g.
CH1/P1.
Find diagrams for more congurations at
www.wattwatchers.com.au/support

Need help with your installation?
Our team is available from 0900 to 1700, Monday to Friday, Sydney time.
Support phone: [phone] ([phone] from overseas)
Support: To lodge a Support ticket, please visit our Support Portal at
www.wattwatchers.com.au/support
Support
S018019 Quick Start Guide - A6M
2. Connect your Auditor continued
WW 018020 Quick Start Guide - A6W

Size ( amps) Opening Width (mm)
60 10
120 16
200 22.5 (opens 180 degrees)
400 25
600 36
CT Direction
Install Current Transformers (CTs) such that:
• For grid monitoring: arrow is from grid
• For solar monitoring: arrow is from inverter
• For load monitoring: arrow is towards the load.
About the split-core CTs:
• Only Wattwatchers-supplied CTs are supported
• All CTs can be interchanged in the eld (in sets of 3)
• Dierent-sized CTs can be used on one device, in sets of three
eg. channels 1-3, 60 Amps; channels 4-6, 400 Amps
• CT sizes can be changed using the onboarding tool in step 3
onboarding.wattwatchers.com.au
Directional arrows for CT placement are imprinted on the CTs.
CT sizes and opening aperture widths