Energy-measuring devices acquire and monitor systems’ electrical parameters
Phoenix Contact
Empro energy-measuring devices
The new Empro energy-measuring devices from Phoenix Contact acquire and monitor the electrical parameters of systems and machines.
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Using these network-capable devices, all measured data are centrally and locally available.
The range comprises three device types: the rail-mounted compact Empro MA250 is used for measuring tasks in control cabinets directly at the machine; the universal Empro MA400 in the front panel fulfills all standard measuring tasks in main distribution panels up to 500V AC; and the Empro MA600 is suitable for all measuring tasks in power supply systems up to 700V AC — from current and power management up to recording harmonics, including a spectral analysis and trend calculation.
Key specifications
- Direct access to measured values
- Easy configuration by simply pressing a key
- Devices can be expanded at any time using the function and communication modules
Empro MA250
- Using the integrated RS485 interface, the device can be incorporated in Modbus and Jbus systems.
Empro MA400
- Using a pluggable RS485 communication module, the product can also be simply incorporated in Modbus and JBus systems
Empro MA600
- With the pluggable expansion modules, this device is transformed into a communication professional and can therefore be integrated into fieldbus systems as well as into network structures
- The web server integrated in the Ethernet communication modules facilitates convenient remote access from a main control room
- The following communication interfaces are available for the measuring device: RS485/Ethernet gateway with web server, RS 485, Jbus and Modbus RTU, as well as Profibus DP and Profibus DSUB
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