Configuration Procedure of Wireless Energy Sensors Through Webpages

Navigate to Settings > Wireless Devices > Wireless Devices to view the list of the paired wireless devices.

Result: The list of paired devices is displayed (Connected written in green close to the device name).

Select the required PowerTag Energy sensor and click the pencil icon to modify the configuration of the selected wireless device.

Result: The parameters of the PowerTag Energy sensor are displayed.

Enter the Modbus Address.

Enter the Asset Name of the wireless device.

Enter the Label of the wireless device.

Select the Usage.

Select the Phase Sequence for the wireless device from X Y Z to define the phase sequence of the meter depending on the way the physical panel is wired and according to the marks X-Y-Z printed on the product.

Select the Mounting Position.

Top: The PowerTag Energy sensor is mounted on the top of the device.
Bottom: The PowerTag Energy sensor is mounted at the bottom of the device.
Not Applicable: If the PowerTag Energy sensor is not directly associated with a device (circuit breaker or switch-disconnector).

For PowerTag Energy sensors (F160 and Rope): Select the Current flow to define the convention for PowerTag Energy sensor to count energies:

Direct: If the arrow marked on the PowerTag Energy sensor is in the same direction as the current flow.

Reverse: If the arrow marked on the PowerTag Energy sensor is in the opposite direction to the current flow.

The following figures show the location of the arrow marked on the PowerTag Energy F160 and Rope:

PowerTag Energy F160

PowerTag Rope

Select the breaker rating from the Associate Breaker Rating lr (A) list to calculate the percentage of loads.

Enter the value for the rated voltage in the Rated Voltage (V) area based on your installation:

LN rated voltage for 3P4W installation.
LL rated voltage for 3P3W installation.

Select availability for External Neutral Voltage Sensor:

available
unavailable
unknown : similar to unavailable but for an out-of-the-box device.

Load work when Power is >=: The Load Operating Time counter increments only when the power is greater or equal to the value set. You can set the value between 10 W and 15000 W.

Select the Power Factor Sign from the drop-down list.

This setting has an influence on the convention used to sign the power factor.

IEC: In this setting,
- when active and apparent power is received, the Power Factor Sign is –.
- when active and apparent power is delivered, the Power Factor Sign is +.
IEEE: In this setting,
- when the load is resistive, the Power Factor Sign is +.
- when the load is inductive, the Power Factor Sign is –.

The following diagram summarizes the power factor sign convention:

Click Apply Changes to save the settings. Click Cancel Changes to revert the settings.