The MCM series multi channel energy meter is a particularly designed metering device for feeder loops. This multi channel power meter is mainly used for the measurement of three-phase or single-phase circuit power grid parameters, including voltage, current, power, frequency, electric energy, demand, extreme value, harmonics, etc. The multi channel meter can have RS485 communication, active or reactive pulse output, and multiple digital input ports. This kind of multi-circuit energy meter adopts the din rail installation method and modular design. Some multi-channel energy monitors have LCD displays with 6 digital inputs, 2 digital outputs, and an optional Ethernet interface. You can choose different functional modules to meet your needs. Besides, all multi-channel energy meters are customization available.
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The MCM series multi channel energy meter is a particularly designed metering device for feeder loops. This multi channel power meter is mainly used for the measurement of three-phase or single-phase circuit power grid parameters, including voltage, current, power, frequency, electric energy, demand, extreme value, harmonics, etc. The multi channel meter can have RS485 communication, active or reactive pulse output, and multiple digital input ports. This kind of multi-circuit energy meter adopts the din rail installation method and modular design. Some multi-channel energy monitors have LCD displays with 6 digital inputs, 2 digital outputs, and an optional Ethernet interface. You can choose different functional modules to meet your needs. Besides, all multi-channel energy meters are customization available.
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MCM2600 Multi Channel Power Meter
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MCM2400 Multi Circuit Energy Meter
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MCM1000 Multi Channel Energy Meter
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MCM400 Multi Circuit Energy Monitor
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Main Function of Multi Channel Energy Meter
| Real-time Measurement | Energy Consumpution/generation | Communication |
| Current | Active Energy Reactive Energy | RS485, Modbus RTU protocol |
| Voltage | ||
| Active Power | ||
| Reactive Power | ||
| Apparent Power | ||
| Power Factor | ||
| Frequency |
