ACM20-2-AC1-R-F-C

www.murata-ps.com ACM20 Series Four-Function AC Power Meters New! ttage Low-Wa Models le Availab PRODUCT OVERVIEW Actual size C ® US E156931 FEATURES „ Displays AC Volts, Amps, Watts, and Power Factor or Hertz „ Two display modes: continuous auto cycling or fixed „ Universal 85-264Vac (47-63Hz) operating range (Measurement Category II) „ Built-in current transformers simplify installation; choice of 10A, 32A, or 100A ranges „ Ideal for power distribution units (PDUs) and power strips „ True-rms readings of complex voltage and current waveforms „ Low-power consumption: less than ¼watt from 120Vac „ One-piece polycarbonate housing fits ‘0U’ & ‘1U’ racks „ Surface mount design occupies minimal panel space „ Bright red LED-display with four annunciators „ Optional Frequency reading models (0.1Hz resolution) „ Approvals to UL/CSA/IEC/EN 61010-1 SIMPLIFIED SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Murata Power Solutions’ ACM20 series AC power meters display the most critical measurements in mains-powered equipment: voltage, amperage, active power (watts), and power factor. A front panel selector-switch provides two modes of operation: a fixed reading of any of the four parameters, or a continuous cycling through all four measurements. An optional model displays line frequency with 0.1Hz resolution. All ACM20 multi-function power meters include built-in current transformers—no other user-supplied components are required. ACM20 series AC power meters are available in a choice of three input ranges: 0-10A (with 0.001A resolution, 999.9 watts max.); 0-32A (with 0.01A resolution, 9999 watts max.); and 0-100A (0.1A resolution, 26.4kW max.). An 85-264Vac (47-63Hz) operating supply range makes these power meters perfect for worldwide power monitoring applications. And, unlike conventional, average-responding products, ACM20 power meters can accurately display the real power and true-rms current values of triangle waves, square waves, and other irregularly shaped waveforms, with a typical accuracy of ±1% of full scale. Their large (0.36"/9.2mm), bright red LED display makes ACM20 AC power meters easily readable from as far as 15 feet (5 meters). All units are packaged in a one-piece, vibration resistant, polycarbonate housing that can be installed in vertical ‘0U’ and ‘1U’ rack spaces. Their miniature size is perfect for UPS power sources, power strips, laboratory instrumentation, alternative energy applications, and any other products that require precise monitoring of AC power. VOLTS LOAD CURRENT +5V L1 AMPS WATTS PF A/D CONVERTER +5V B 85-264 Vac 47-63 Hz 　 +5V AC/DC CONVERTER MICROCONTROLLER A For full details go to www.murata-ps.com/rohs SEL www.murata-ps.com/dpm 03 Mar 2011 email: sales@murata-ps.com MPM_ACM20 Series.A09 Page 1 of 6 ACM20 Series Four-Function AC Power Meters Performance/Functional Specifications Typical at TA=+ 25ºC, 120Vac @ 60Hz, unless otherwise noted Measurement Limits AC Voltage AC Current, 10A models ➀ AC Current, 32A models ➀ AC Current, 100A models ➀ Active Power: 10A models Active Power: 32A models Active Power: 100A models Frequency Power Factor Overcurrent Rating ➁ Performance Sampling Rate Voltage Accuracy ➂ Current Accuracy ➂ Power Accuracy ➂ Frequency Accuracy ➂ Power Factor Accuracy Measurement Bandwidth Temperature Drift (0 to 60ºC) Zero-Current Reading (within 2 sec.) Zero-Power Reading (within 2 sec.) Supply Voltage (TB1) (Measurement Category II) All Models – 47-63 Hz Supply Current ➃ All Models Power Supply Terminal Block Wire Size Insulation Strip Length Screw Tightening Torque Rated Voltage Display Display Type and Size Overrange Indication Decimal Point Selection Physical/Environmental Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity (non-condensing) Dimensions Weight: 32A models Weight: 100A models Hex Nut Tightening Torque 0 –40 0 – – – +60 +75 85 °C °C % 4 Digit LED, 9.14mm (0.36in) high Flashing ‘9999’ Watts ➄ Automatically Set 16-22AWG, solid or stranded 6.4mm (0.250 in) 0.4Nm (3.6 lb-in) 300Vac 35 50 110 mA 85 120 264 Vac 2-3 samples / sec ±1% ±1% ±2% ±0.1 ±3% 140Hz (Voltage), 14kHz (Current) 0.5 Counts/ºC 0.00 0 Amps Watts Hz Min. 85.0 0.00 0.00 0.0 0 0 0 47.0 .00 Typ. 1.00 Max. 264.0 9.999 32.00 100.0 999.9 9999 26.4 63.0 Units Volts Amperes Amperes Amperes Watts Watts kW Hz ACM20-2-AC1-R-C ACM20-5-AC1-R-C ACM20-4-AC1-R-C ACM20-2-AC1-R-F-C ACM20-5-AC1-R-F-C ACM20-4-AC1-R-F-C 10A, 85-264Vac Supply (Power Factor Reading) 32A, 85-264Vac Supply (Power Factor Reading) 100A, 85-264Vac Supply (Power Factor Reading) 10A, 85-264Vac Supply (Frequency Reading) 32A, 85-264Vac Supply (Frequency Reading) 100A, 85-264Vac Supply (Frequency Reading) ORDERING INFORMATION 1.5 x rated full-scale current TECHNICAL NOTES ! IMPORTANT! To ensure safe and reliable operation, ACM20 power meters must be installed and serviced by qualified technical personnel. Contact Murata Power Solutions if there is any doubt regarding their installation or operation. 1. Measurement Type: ACM20 series multifunction AC power meters employ a precision energy metering integrated circuit and a lowpower microcontroller to measure and display the rms voltage and current, active (real) power, power factor (or line frequency on ‘–F’ suffix models) of ac mains supplies from 47-63Hz. Please note, ACM20 power meters use the voltage present at their TB1 terminal block and the secondary current of their built-in current transformer L1 to calculate and then display VOLTS, AMPS, WATTS, power factor (PF), or line frequency on ‘-F’ HERTZ models. While the ACM20 displays the rms value of line voltage and line current, the VOLTS reading has an upper limit of 140Hz (-3db point), which means rectangular-shaped voltage waveforms, and waveforms with sharp transitions, will read lower than their true-rms value. For example, a square wave line voltage will read approximately 1-2% lower, a triangle wave will read 3% lower, and a modified sine wave will read 18% lower. The oscillograms on page seven illustrate typical ACM20 VOLTS readings when powered from four ac waveforms. The 140Hz bandwidth limit does not apply to the WATTS reading nor to the AMPS reading. The circuitry used for these two measurements has an upper bandwidth of 14kHz. ACM20 power meters are mains operated devices designed to measure ac currents and voltages, within the specified limits previously noted. DC currents and voltages will not be measured accurately. 2. Basic Operation: Upon application of ac power to TB1, the unit will first perform a self-test routine and then continuously display ac volts with the VOLTS LED annunciator illuminated. The display will remain in the VOLTS mode as long as the front panel ‘SEL’ button is not touched. After the unit powers up to normal operation in the VOLTS reading mode, momentarily (approximately one second) touching the ‘SEL’ button on the unit’s front panel three times in succession will cycle the display to AMPS, WATTS, and end at PF (or HERTZ for ‘–F’ models). Momentarily touching ‘SEL’ a fourth time will return the display back to the VOLTS reading mode. Holding the ‘SEL’ button down for 3 seconds will place the unit in a continuous auto-cycling mode, and the display will repetitively scroll through all four measurements, with each measurement remaining displayed for 3 seconds. email: sales@murata-ps.com See mechanical specifications 1.3oz (37.9g) 1.5oz (43.5g) 0.14 N-m (20 ozf-in) ➀ Specified full-scale currents are those passing through the power meter’s built-in current transformer’s primary load-circuit. ➁ The overcurrent rating of 1.5 x the rated full-scale current is a continuous rating and applies to the current passing through the built in current transformer. Accuracy is guaranteed up to the rated current. ➂ ACM20 Power Meters are calibrated with near full-scale 60Hz sine-wave inputs. ➃ All specified maximum supply currents are steady state; larger surge currents can occur at initial application of line power. ➄ Applies to 10A and 32A models only. www.murata-ps.com/dpm 03 Mar 2011 MPM_ACM20 Series.A09 Page 2 of 6 ACM20 Series Four-Function AC Power Meters When the continuous auto-cycling mode is initially selected, the unit will briefly display ‘Auto On’ before continuous cycling begins. Momentarily touching the ‘SEL’ button again will cause the unit to briefly display ‘Auto OFF’ before it returns to the fixed VOLTS reading mode. 3. Calibration: Due their digital design, ACM20 power meters cannot be calibrated in the field. ACM20 power meters are factory-calibrated to meet their specified accuracies with the supplied L1 current transformer. Use of any other current transformer will produce significant errors for the Amps, Watts, and Power Factor measurements. Contact Murata Power Solutions if additional information is required regarding calibration, setup, or any other technical issue pertaining to ACM20 power meters. 4. Wiring: All power supply wiring must be rated for the voltages and currents they will carry and must comply with any code or application-mandated requirements pertaining to the user’s specific installation. 5. Supply Fusing, and Grounding: Wires specified in the Functional Specifications section must be used for making connections to ACM20 series power meters. No connection is required for earth/ chassis ground. ACM20 series power meters are not internally fused. Terminal block TB1 is to be used only for powering the power meter's internal circuitry; it must not be used to supply power to external loads. The supply wires feeding these power meters must be fused with a 0.5A/250V time delay/time lag fuse, in accordance with applicable regulatory codes. Wire insulation must be stripped to within ±10% of the stated dimensions, and wires should be inserted into TB1 such that their insulation is not pinched by the screw terminal. 6. Current Transformer Polarity: In order to perform accurate Watts and Power Factor measurements, connections to the two rear power supply inputs, TB1-A and TB1-B, and built-in current transformer L1 must have the proper polarity. That is, the load current flowing in the wire passing through L1's center hole must have the same polarity as the line voltage connected to TB1-A and TB1-B. The wiring diagrams in Figures 1-4 ensure that, for a purely resistive load, current flowing in current transformer L1’s primary circuit will have the same polarity as the applied voltage at TB1. If proper polarity is not followed, the Watts and Power Factor readings will be zero. To correct a zero Watts reading, simply reverse the direction of the load wire passing through the hole in L1. 7. Connector Torque Ratings: It is important to tighten TB1’s, screwterminals to their rated torque specification of 3.6 pound-inches (0.4Nm). Proper tightening will minimize connector losses and ensure safe, reliable operation. 8. Isolation: Except for the 2-56 thread metallic mounting studs, all of the ACM20 power meter’s internal components (printed circuit board, resistor, capacitors, current transformer L1’s secondary leads, etc.) are at the ac-mains potential connected to TB1. ACM20 power meters are designed to measure and be powered from one ac power-source only. Any other connection schemes will introduce significant measurement errors. TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS 120 V LOAD Epoxy encapsulation Note: If the ACM20 displays zero Watts with power applied to the load, reverse the direction of the wire passing through the CT's center hole. See Technical Note 6 for more information. Polarity dot on bottom B Fuse* TB1 A H N 120 Vac (50/60 Hz) Figure 1. Wiring diagram for 110/120V single phase systems *See technical note 5. www.murata-ps.com/dpm 03 Mar 2011 email: sales@murata-ps.com MPM_ACM20 Series.A09 Page 3 of 6 ACM20 Series Four-Function AC Power Meters TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS, CONT. 220 V LOAD Epoxy encapsulation Note: If the ACM20 displays zero Watts with power applied to the load, reverse the direction of the wire passing through the CT's center hole. See Technical Note 6 for more information. Polarity dot on bottom B Fuse* TB1 A L1 L2 *See technical note 5. 220 Vac (50/60 Hz) Figure 2. Wiring diagram for 220/240V systems with no neutral 220 V LOAD Epoxy encapsulation Note: If the ACM20 displays zero Watts with power applied to the load, reverse the direction of the wire passing through the CT's center hole. See Technical Note 6 for more information. Polarity dot on bottom B Fuse* TB1 A L1 Neutral L2 220 Vac (50/60 Hz) Figure 3. Wiring diagram for 220/240V systems with neutral (monitoring L1) 220 V LOAD *See technical note 5. Epoxy encapsulation Note: If the ACM20 displays zero Watts with power applied to the load, reverse the direction of the wire passing through the CT's center hole. See Technical Note 6 for more information. Polarity dot on bottom B Fuse* TB1 A L1 Neutral L2 220 Vac (50/60 Hz) *See technical note 5. Figure 4. Wiring diagram for 220/240V systems with neutral (monitoring L2) www.murata-ps.com/dpm 03 Mar 2011 email: sales@murata-ps.com MPM_ACM20 Series.A09 Page 4 of 6 ACM20 Series Four-Function AC Power Meters PANEL INSTALLATION All connections to ACM20 power meters must be made after the unit is securely attached to the panel and with all associated load and supply voltages de energized (off), using extreme caution and observing all safety measures applicable to the user’s installation. Care should be exercised when passing conductors through the power meter’s built-in current transformer L1. The installed wirepositions should be such that minimal mechanical forces are applied to current transformer L1, TB1, or to the ACM20 power meter itself. In high-vibration environments, it is strongly recommended that adequate strain reliefs be used for all wiring. Using Figure 5 as a guide, carefully insert the ACM20 assembly into the panel opening. From the rear of the panel, install and then tighten the four #2-56 hex nuts over the threaded studs. Tighten each nut to 15 to 20 ozf-in (0.106 to 0.140 N-m). Use only the factory-supplied hardware as the use of substitute hardware could result in an unsafe installation and/or adversely affect the reliability of the installation. The recommended range of panel thickness that can be used with the supplied hardware is 0.040 inches (1.0mm) to 0.25 inches (6.4mm). Panel thicknesses outside of this range may require additional usersupplied hardware or modifications. Front panel space permitting, ACM20 power meters will fit most existing ACA-20RM / ACA-20PC ammeter cutouts, allowing for easy upgrading of existing installations. PANEL ACM20 2-56 Hex Nuts (4 places) Tighten each nut to 15 to 20 ozf-in (0.106 to 0.140 N-m). Panel Cutout L1 SIDE VIEW Figure 5. Panel Installation PANEL CUTOUT RECOMMENDED DRILL AND PANEL CUTOUT DIMENSIONS INTERNAL CORNER RADII: 0.032 (0.81) MAX. 1.07 (27.18) 0.838* - 0.870 (21.29* - 22.10) 1.336* - 1.426 (33.93* - 36.22) 1.626 (41.30) 0.093 (2.362) DIAMETER (4 REQUIRED) * The two dimensions marked with an * specify the minimum recommended panel cutout opening for ACM20 power meters. Space permitting, the larger dimensions noted (0.87in., and 1.426in.) should be used. The panel opening must be centered vertically and horizontally between the four 0.093 (2.362mm) diameter holes. www.murata-ps.com/dpm 03 Mar 2011 email: sales@murata-ps.com MPM_ACM20 Series.A09 Page 5 of 6 ACM20 Series Four-Function AC Power Meters MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS 2.10 (53.3) Dimensions are in inches (mm). Tolerances (unless otherwise specified): .XX ± 0.02 (0.51) .XXX ± 0.010 (0.254) Angles ± 2˚ Components are shown for reference only. 0.51 (12.95) 0.12 (3.05) (min) 1.43 (36.3) VOLTS AMPS WATTS PF SEL 1.07 (27.20) Side View AC POWER METER Front View 0.40 (10.16) 0.12 (3.05) (min) Lead Length 2.0 (50.5) min. B TB1 0.60 (15.24) (max) 0.22 (5.59) (min) 1.63 (41.4) 0.086 DIA (REF) 2-56 UNC THREAD 0.33 (8.39) (min) L1 A Bottom View ame er: met Diameter: 10A and 32A models: 0.35 (8.9) 100A models: 0.57 (14.5) Back View OSCILLOGRAMS The graphs below show typical ACM20 power meter VOLTS readings when the unit is powered from four common ac-voltage waveforms. Murata Power Solutions, Inc. 11 Cabot Boulevard, Mansfield, MA 02048-1151 U.S.A. ISO 9001 and 14001 REGISTERED Murata Power Solutions, Inc. makes no representation that the use of its products in the circuits described herein, or the use of other technical information contained herein, will not infringe upon existing or future patent rights. The descriptions contained herein do not imply the granting of licenses to make, use, or sell equipment constructed in accordance therewith. Specifications are subject to change without notice. © 2011 Murata Power Solutions, Inc. www.murata-ps.com/locations 03 Mar 2011 email: sales@murata-ps.com MPM_ACM20 Series.A09 Page 6 of 6