Electricity metering
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Frequently Asked Questions
If the icons are flashing, this indicates that the phases are connected to the electricity meter in the wrong order.
Flashing arrows above the L1, L2 and L3 icons appear on the electricity meter display when a load is detected on a specific phase (L1, L2 or L3) (energy being fed back).
The flashing LED on the electricity meter is the equivalent of a spinning disc. The LED flashes when electricity is being drawn from or fed into the grid. You can cover it with tape or perform the installation of the meter in a cabinet.
Information on total active energy consumption is available under codes OBIS 1.8.0 or 15.8.0. These are located in the top left-hand corner (small digits) of the display. Due to the variety of meters, the codes may have different values; however, there should be a table on the enclosure explaining what each code means.
A triangle with an exclamation mark in the centre is known as an error icon. The electricity meter has detected an error, and this must be reported immediately to the Distribution System Operator (DSO). Their contact details can be found, for example, on your most recent VAT invoice for electricity consumption.
The latest electricity meters operate in accordance with the DLMS_HDLC reading protocol. This means that security keys are required for the optical reader to retrieve the data; these keys are held exclusively by the meter owner, i.e. the network operator.
This is usually because the Energy Consumption Point (ECP) number has not been updated with the new meter number. This should be reported to the Distribution System Operator immediately. Another possible cause is an error in the purchase of electricity (e.g. selecting the wrong tariff).
Any tampering with an electricity meter that involves breaking the seal without the DSO’s knowledge is prohibited and may result in injury or death to the person carrying out the tampering.
To do this, press key 2 and read the value for code C.50.
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How do you choose the right electricity meter for your project?
The choice of electricity meter depends on the nature of the installation and the billing method used for consumers. In the power sector, industry and commercial premises, multifunctional meters with remote communication are used, which measure active and reactive energy and analyse the quality of the power supply. In multi-unit buildings, housing estates or premises that let out space, residential meters or prepayment meters are often used, allowing individual users to be billed and energy consumption to be precisely monitored.
When selecting a meter, the following factors are important:
- measurement accuracy class,
- available communication interfaces (e.g. RS-485, wM-Bus, GSM),
- the ability to integrate with master systems.
An informed choice in these areas is key to accurate billing and the development of an automated system that enables advanced analyses and optimisation of energy costs.
Benefits of the application of high-quality electricity meters
Modern electricity meters enable remote reading of measurement data, thereby eliminating the need for manual meter reading in the field. This represents a real saving in time and operational costs for your business.
Devices with high durability and resistance to external factors (e.g. temperature, humidity, dust) maintain the highest measurement accuracy throughout many years of operation. For businesses and distribution network operators, this guarantees reliable measurement data, facilitating energy balancing and optimisation of consumption.