Electric, PowerLogic, Schneider 63A, Energy Sensor, 2VA, Wired – A9MEM1571

Schneider Energy Sensor, 63A Current Rating, 2VA Power Consumption – A9MEM1571This energy sensor enhances energy consumption tracking and promotes efficient power monitoring across various applications. Its wired capability ensures dependable performance while integrating seamlessly into existing automated systems. Compatible with Acti9 Smartlink components and EcoStruxure energy management solutions, this device plays a crucial role for businesses focused on optimising their energy usage.Features & Benefits
• Measures currents up to 63A to suit different power requirements
• Wired connection provides consistent and stable data transmission
• Compact plug-on mount design simplifies installation
• IP20 rating offers adequate protection for indoor environments
• Supports integration with Acti9 Smartlink and EcoStruxure systems
• Enables effective energy monitoring and management for businessesApplications
• Used with Acti9 Smartlink for real-time monitoring
• Works alongside Acti9 PowerTag for advanced energy management
• Implements EcoStruxure for improved operational efficiency
• Suitable for use with PrismaSet for customised power distributionHow can I ensure compatibility with existing systems?Review the supported models specifiedthis sensor integrates well with various Acti9 and EcoStruxure devices.What installation requirements should I consider?The sensor’s plug-on mount makes it easy to incorporate into existing setups without major modifications.What is the operating temperature range for the sensor?It functions effectively between -25°C and 60°C, suitable for a wide range of environments.How frequently should the energy sensor be maintained?Regular checks are advisable to ensure accurate operation, though no specific maintenance is required under standard conditions.Can this device help reduce energy costs?Yes, it provides detailed insights into energy consumption, aiding in identifying areas for efficiency improvements and lowering overall energy bills.