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Smart Energy &
Power Quality Solutions
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Janitza electronics GmbH Main catalogue 2012/2013
Janitza electronics GmbH

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D-35633 Lahnau
Germany
Smart Energy &

Main catalogue 2012/2013

Item no: 33.03.751 Edition 07/2012 All rights to technical changes are reserved.
Janitza electronics
GridVis
GridVis
Power management
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Server
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Ethernet-level (TCP/IP)
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UMG 508
UMG 511
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UMG 604
UMG 605
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UMG 508/UMG 604 = Janitza power analyser

UMG 511/UMG 605 = Janitza power quality analyser
UMG 103/UMG 96RM/UMG 104 = Janitza universal measurement devices
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Content
Chapter 01
Company prole
3P-strategy
An overview of application options
Chapter 02
Energy Measurement Technology/Power Quality Monitoring

An overview of UMG families
UMG 103 universal measuring instrument for DIN rails
UMG 104 power analyser for DIN rails
UMG 604 power analyser for DIN rails
UMG 605 power quality analyser for DIN rails
UMG 96L/UMG 96 universal measuring instrument 96x96mm
UMG 96S universal measuring instrument
UMG 96RM multifunctional universal measuring instrument
with M-Bus, Modbus and Probus/harmonics display
UMG 503 144 x 144mm power analyser
UMG 505 power analyser with LON and analogue IOs
UMG 507 power analyser, Ethernet, 40th harmonics, event transients
UMG 508 multifunctional power analyser
UMG 511 class A power quality analyser in accordance with
IEC61000-4-30 and PQ reports for EN50160/61000-2-4
MRG 604/605/508/511 mobile power analyser
2
4
5
6
8
11
17
23
33
39
45
53
61
69
77
85
91
99
Chapter 03
Power Management
Electronic impulse-energy meter
Peak demand management, UMG 508Emax
Data logger, ProData
106
109
115
123
Chapter 04

Power factor controller, Prophi
128
129
Chapter 05
Software
GridVis, Jasic
Apps
OPC Server
136
139
147
151
Chapter 06
Accessories
Current transformer, mechanical accessories, eld bus
components, data server, touch panels, ...
154
Appendix
cos-phi selection table, project descriptions
192
Chapter 07
157
Chapter 01
Janitza electronics
Janitza electronics
The story
For 50 years the German company Janitza electronics

has been active in the eld of manufacturing systems
for efcient power application, energy measurement and
cost savings.
Janitza is active throughout the world as a manufacturer
of measurement technology, class A network quality
analysers, energy management systems, digital
integrated measurement devices, mobile network
analysers, reactive power controllers, harmonic lters
and compensation systems.
Our customers appreciate the range of products and
solutions for modern energy management (e.g. EN 16001 /
ISO 50001). Due to the scalability of the products and
solutions an energy management system from Janitza
can be introduced step-by-step.
Janitza stands for the highest quality standards, a high
degree of innovation and products developed to reect
the latest knowledge and standards, manufactured with
the most up-to-date production technology.
The regional know-how of our sales engineers provides guidance and concept development through to the
commissioning of tailor-made solutions. After commissioning we provide support with maintenance and
system support. The regular training courses provide our
customers with secure insight into the topics of energy
management and network quality as well as our products
and system solutions.
Chapter 01
The customers
The customers
Janitza electronics GmbH products are generally of

interest to all professional consumers of electrical energy.
The products from Janitza electronics are already used
by 17 companies which are listed in the German Shares
Index (DAX). The most important customers are in the
automobile industry, the banking and insurance sector
or local councils. The products are used in industry,
commercial buildings, by energy suppliers, in airports,
supermarkets, universities and in hospitals. However,
the use of our products is also lucrative for smaller
companies.
The possibility of allocating energy costs to certain

products is becoming more and more important to
industrial companies. Janitza electronics also has
customised solutions for cost centre analysis.
The reduction of expensive peak demand loads and
the compensation of reactive power can immediately
cut down the electricity bill.
Janitza electronics GmbH has an export ratio of

approximately 50% and markets its products in more than
60 countries throughout the world.
The focus
Janitza electronics GmbH is a leading global manufacturer in the eld of digital integrated measuring equipment for energy distributors, energy optimisation
systems and power quality solutions. The products made
by Janitza electronics are generally used to reduce
energy, maintenance and products costs.
Awareness of power quality has gained signicance
in all companies in the past years. Excessive power
quality distortion lead to increased wear and tear in all
electrical supply equipment and any connected electrical
and electronic loads and can lead even up to production
stoppages. Our measuring instruments therefore provide
essential information about insufcient power quality
and hence enable customers to take measures for the
improvement of power quality problems. This leads to a
longer lifespan for equipment and improved sustainability
of the respective investments.
Reow soldering machine in the PQM device production
Chapter 01
Janitza electronics
Janitzas 3P Strategy
Power Quality Monitoring - Power Management - Power Quality Solutions
The products, systems and services of Janitza electronics

range from measurement (collection of data) through
energy management to solutions for the improvement of
power quality. Janitza electronics does not solely limit
itself to the collection of data but, based on the measurement data, offers customised solutions in the elds of
power quality and power management.This one-stop offer
supports the best possible efciency and power reliability.
Power Management
Peak demand management
Collection of data
Cost centre management
Energy efciency
Power Quality Monitoring

Measurement
Monitoring
Automatic alarm management
Detection of PQ problems

Power factor correction (PFC)
Harmonic lters
Dynamic PFC
Chapter 01
An overview of application options
Janitza UMG 511

EN50160 Standard
Monitoring of power quality
Class A Power Quality Monitoring
Switch
Communication
using TCP/IP,
internet
Janitza UMG 508

Monitoring the reliability of voltage supplies
Monitoring short-term interruption
Computer environment
Programming and assessment
software
Cost centre data collection
Power quality
Analysis tools
Database management
etc.
Janitza
Prophi
Reactive power
controller
Janitza UMG 604, UMG 503 - 507

Cost centre analysis, consumer data collection, ...
Janitza ProData
Data logger
Janitza UMG 507 Emax

Janitza UMG 103 / UMG 96RM/ UMG 96S

Monitoring important energy and electrical data;
replacement for analogue measuring equipment
Fixed & automatic

power factor correction
Dynamic power factor

correction
De-tuned capacitor
banks harmonic lters
Janitza Power Quality Solutions
Chapter 02
Power Quality Monitoring
UMG 103
Universal measuring device for DIN rail mounting without display
Interface and harmonic measurement up to 25th in current and voltage
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UMG 104
Power analyser for DIN rail mounting with display
Interface and harmonic measurement up to 40th in current and voltage
17
UMG 604
Power analyser for DIN rail mounting, over 800 various measurement parameters
Ethernet, BACnet, Modbus, Profibus, RS232, RS485
Residual current measurement, Accuracy classification 0.5S
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UMG 605
Power quality analyser for DIN rail mounting according to EN50160 and EN61000-2-4
2000 various measurement parameters, THD, flicker, short-term interruptions ...
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UMG 96L/UMG 96
Universal measuring device (96x96mm)
UMG 96 with pulse outputs/signal output
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UMG 96S
Economic universal measuring device with interface
Profibus/Modbus/M-bus/ harmonic display; Clock/memory
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UMG 96RM
Economical and powerful universal measuring device
Continuous measurement, high measurement accuracy (kWh-Class=0.5; V=0.2 %)
Modbus and optional Profibus/M-Bus/Ethernet
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UMG 503
Extended measurement range, higher accuracy
Modbus, RS232, RS485, 2 relay outputs, pulse output, analogue output
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UMG 505
LON, Modbus, RS232, RS485
5 digital outputs, 4 analogue outputs, 4 digital inputs
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UMG 507
Continuous measurement with detection of short-term interruptions
Ethernet, Modbus, Profibus, RS232, RS485
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UMG 508
Power analyser (144x144 mm), kWh-Class=0.5; V=0.2 %
Continuous measurement with recognition of short-term interruptions
Ethernet, Modbus, Profibus, RS485
THD, short-term interruptions, transient, unsymmetrical ...
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UMG 511
Class A power quality analyser according to IEC61000-4-30
Power quality reports in line with EN50160, IEEE519, ITIC (CBEMA)
Harmonics up to a 63rd, THD, flicker, short-term interruptions ...
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MRG 604/605/508/511
Mobile network analysers
Recording voltage quality parameters
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Chapter 02
PQM - Power Quality Monitoring
PQM Power Quality Monitoring

Energy measurement technology
The first step towards saving energy and improving

operational processes is the measurement of the most
important parameters of your electrical energy supply
while monitoring the peak loads.
Janitza electronics offers you a complete range of power
monitoring units with the corresponding accessories. The
UMG measuring equipment and power analysers help
you to gain a comprehensive overview of your energy

supplies and introduce the correct measures. The power
quality is also monitored according to the general valid
standards (e.g. EN50160). The GridVis software packages
in connection with the measurement equipment and
power analysers from Janitza electronics offer you
energy and power monitoring with real-time diagnosis
from the provider through to all levels of your enterprise.
Chapter 02
Overview of universal measuring instruments
UMG 104
Nominal grid voltages

Nominal voltage L-N, AC
Nominal voltage L-L, AC
Over voltage category
Operating voltage L-N, AC
Auxiliary voltage
Three phase/four phase
Quadrants
Scan frequency 50/60Hz
Measurement points per sec.
Continuous measurement
Measurements per second
Effective value from periods 50/60Hz
Harmonics V/A
Distortion factor THD-U in %
Distortion factor THD-I in %
Unbalance
Positive/negative/zero system
Current flicker strength
Short/long-term flicker
Transients
Short-term interruptions
Accuracy V, A
Effective energy classification
Operating hour meter
Weekly time switch
Auxiliary input
Digital inputs
Digital/pulse output
Relay outputs
Analogue inputs
Analogue outputs
Temperature input
Integrated logic
Min/max value memory
Memory size
Number of storage values

Clock
Bi-metallic function A/kW
Fault recording function
Software
Interfaces
RS 232
RS 485
USB
Profibus DP
M-Bus
LON
Ethernet
Web server / e-mail
Protocols
Modbus RTU
ISDN router
Modbus gateway
Profibus DP V0
LonTalk
Modbus TCP/IP, Modbus over TCP, SNMP
BACnet IP
Catalogue page
EP
DE
52.16.002
52.16.001
52.16.041
52.18.001
UMG 605
P
52.20.002
Item number
UMG 604
UMG 103
52.20.001
Type
52.16.027
240V
415V
300V CAT III
115 - 240V
277 V
480 V
300V CAT III
-
277 V
480 V
300V CAT III
-
277 V
480 V
300V CAT III
-
52.20.001: 95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V

DC*1
95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V DC*1
95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V

DC*1
-/
4
5.4kHz
5,400
5
10/12
1,3 ... 25
+-0.2%
0.5 (.../5A)
/
4
20kHz
20,000
5
10/12
1 - 40
+-0.2%
0.5 (.../5A); 1 (.../1A)
2
2
1
/
4
20kHz
20,000
5
10/12
1 - 40
50s
+-0.2%
0.5 (.../5A); 1 (.../1A)
Jasic
2
2
1
Jasic (7 Prg.)
/
4
20kHz
20,000
5
10/12
1 - 63
50s
+-0.2%
0.5 (.../5A); 1 (.../1A)
Jasic
2
2
1
Jasic (7 Prg.)
4 MB Flash
128 MB Flash
128 MB Flash
156k
5,000k
5,000k
GridVis
GridVis
*3
GridVis
*3
GridVis
11
17
*3
23
*3
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: Included
- : Not included
Chapter 02
UMG 96RM
95 - 240V AC; 100 - 300V DC
95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V DC
95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V DC
-/
4 *4
2.5/3kHz
50
1
1/1
+-1%
2
-/
4
1.5kHz
180
1
6/6
1.3 ... 15
+-0.5%
1 (.../5A)
(2) (2)
2
2
(2) (2)
(2)
Comparator
/
4
21.3 / 25.6kHz
21,300 / 25,600
5
10/12
1 - 40
+-0.2%
0.5 (.../5A); 1 (.../5A)
4
- (3)*8 4
6
2 (5)*8 6
2*10
Comparator
/
4
20kHz
20,000
5
10/12
1 - 40
50s
+-0.1%
0.2 (.../5A)
8
5
Jasic
/
4
20kHz
20,000
5
10/12
1 - 63
50s
+-0.1%
0.2 (.../5A)
8
5
Jasic
256MB
256MB
10,000k
10,000k
*3
GridVis
*3
GridVis
/-
*3
85
*3
91
GridVis
GridVis
52.22.006
52.22.005
45
10.000k 256MB *9
10.000k 256MB *9
(2)
(2)
512k
160k
85-300V(5213025/35; 140 -300V)
10.000k 256MB *9
52.13.017
300V (150V)*1
520V (260V)*1
300V CAT III
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E*6 CBM EL*7

52.22.004
nur 52.13.029:
18 - 70V DC, 18 - 33V AC
196 - 255V, (45 - 80V)*1
M*7
52.22.003
417V
720V (3-Leiter 480V)
600V CAT III
-
P
52.22.002
417V
720V (3-Leiter 480V)
600V CAT III
-
52.22.001
277V
480V
300V CAT III
-
255V (80V)*1
442V (139V)*1
300V CAT III
52.13.029
52.19.001
52.13.045
52.21.001
52.13.025
UMG 511
52.13.005
UMG 508
52.14.001
(52.14.005)
UMG 96S
52.13.001
UMG 96L
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*1 Other voltages are available as options,

(2) Combination options for inputs and outputs: a) 2 digital outputs, b) 2 digital inputs, c) 2 analogue outputs, d) 1 digital output
and 1 analogue output, e) 1 digital output and 1 digital input,
*3 Option, *4 Not for effective and reactive power, *5 In the 230 V version, *6 Anticipated availability from 2nd quarter of 2012,
*7 Anticipated availability from 3rd quarter of 2012, *8 Combination options for inputs and outputs: a) 5 digital outputs
b) 2 digital outputs and 3 digital inputs, *9 192 MB for records, *10 combined function: Either analog/temperature/RCM input
Chapter 02
UMG 503
EL
52.07.008
52.07.006
52.07.001
52.10.001
52.15.004
52.15.021
EP
196 - 275V, (49 - 76V)*1
500V
870V
600V CAT III
-
500V
870V
600V CAT III
-
500V
870V
600V CAT III
-
85 - 265V AC; 80 - 370V DC*1
85 - 265V AC; 80 - 370V DC*1
85 - 265V AC; 120 - 370V DC*1
-/
4 *4
2.5/3kHz
50
1
1/1
+-1%
2
Comparator
/
4
6.4/7.68kHz
256
2
2/2
1 - 20
+-0.2%
1
1*3
1*3
2*3
1*3
Comparator
/
4
6.4/7.68kHz
256
2
2/2
1 - 20
+-0.2%
1
4
5
4
Comparator
/
4
1.65/1.98kHz
1,650/1,980
5
10/10
1.3 - 15
+-0.2%
1
6
6
6
6
1
1
2
2
1
1
320k
GridVis
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GridVis
61
6
6
1
2
1
1.000k 16MB
320k
6
6
1
2
1
1.000k 16MB
512k
80k
320,000
-/-
256k
512k
Clock
Bi-metallic function A/kW
Fault recording function
Software
Interfaces
RS 232
RS 485
USB
Profibus DP
M-Bus
LON
Ethernet
Web server / e-mail
Protocols
Modbus RTU
ISDN-Router
Modbus-Gateway
Profibus DP V0
LonTalk
Modbus TCP/IP, Modbus over TCP, SNMP
BACnet IP
Catalogue page
18k
128k
Number of storage values
6
6
-
256k
128k
512k
80k
2
1
128k
18k
275V (76V)*1
476V (132V)*1
300V CAT III
10
AD
52.15.005
52.15.001
LON
52.15.002
52.15.003
OV
80k
Measurements per second

Effective value from periods 50/60Hz
Harmonics V/A
Unbalance
Current flicker strength
Short/long-term flicker
Transients
Accuracy V, A
Effective energy classification
Weekly time switch
Auxiliary input
Digital inputs
Digital/pulse output
Relay outputs
Analogue inputs
Analogue outputs
Temperature input
Integrated logic
Min/max value memory
Memory size
1.000k 16MB
Three phase/four phase

Quadrants
Scan frequency 50/60Hz
Measurement points per sec.
LS
256k
Auxiliary voltage
52.09.001
18k
Nominal grid voltages

Nominal voltage L-N, AC
Nominal voltage L-L, AC
UMG 507
52.07.028
Item number
UMG 505
UMG 96
52.07.017
Type
GridVis
-/-
-/-
69
77
*1 Other voltages are available as options,

(2) Combination options for inputs and outputs: a) 2 digital outputs, b) 2 digital inputs, c) 2 analogue outputs, d) 1 digital output
and 1 analogue output, e) 1 digital output and 1 digital input,
*3 Option, *4 Not for effective and reactive power, *5 In the 230 V version, *6 Anticipated availability from 2nd quarter of 2012,
*7 Anticipated availability from 3rd quarter of 2012, *8 Combination options for inputs and outputs: a) 5 digital outputs
b) 2 digital outputs and 3 digital inputs, *9 192 MB for records, *10 combined function: Either analog/temperature/RCM input
Chapter 02
UMG 103
UMG 103 Universal measuring equipment

for DIN rail mounting
Universal measuring devices of the UMG 103 product

family are mainly designed for use in low voltage
distribution systems. The UMG 103 is a measuring
instrument with an effective energy class of 0.5S.
In addition to a large quantity of electrical measurement
values, the UMG 103 offers a multitude of additional
functions such as the measurement of harmonics, the
storage of minimum and maximum values, operating
hour meter, bi-metallic strip function and password
protection. The interface and field bus capabilities
(Modbus) enable the communication of measurement
data and incorporation into a comprehensive energy
management system.
Areas of application
For measuring and checking electrical parameters in
energy distribution systems
Cost centre management solutions for data collection
Limit value monitoring, measurement value generator
for building management systems or PLC
Monitoring harmonics
Various versions with UL-approval available!
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Chapter 02
Universal measuring instrument UMG 103
UMG 103 Universal measuring instrument

for DIN rail mounting
The UMG 103 is a very compact universal measuring

instrument for mounting on DIN rails. The compact
dimensions even enable installation in limited spaces such
as in installation sub-distribution boards. Installation and
connection costs are significantly reduced by mounting
the instrument on a 35mm DIN rail.
In order to make use of the extensive functions of modern
measuring instruments, the interconnection and central
analysis of data plays an important role. This is the
reason for not using a display; two LEDs show the current
operating status. The communication of measurement
data takes place through a very fast RS485/Modbus
interface.
Main features
Measurement in TN and TT networks
3 voltage measurement inputs (300V CAT III), 3 current
measurement inputs
Continuous scanning of the voltage and
current measurement inputs
High measurement accuracy,
effective energy class 0.5; U/I, 0.2%
Harmonic analysis up to the 25th order
Including GridVis software
RS 485 (Modbus RTU, slave)
Mounting on 35mm DIN rail
Suitable for integration in installation distribution panels
Applications
The UMG 103 is intended for the measurement and
calculation of electrical parameters such as current,
voltage, power, consumption or harmonics etc. in building
installations, on distribution panels, on circuit breakers
and on server racks. The UMG 103 is fixed into cabinets or
small installation distributors in any installation position.
The measurement values can be read out using the serial
interface. The highest, lowest and energy values are
recorded every two seconds in a non-volatile memory.
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The UMG 103 performance level is usually sufficient

for sub-measurements in connection with higher
performance power analysers such as the UMG 604 or the
UMG 508 applied in more complex energy management
systems. In this case, the UMG 103 serves as data
measurement point which takes the measurement data
and passes it on to a higher-level point (master device).
Using power analysers such as the UMG 604 with an
integrated Modbus/Ethernet-gateway and integrated
web server, data are brought onto the Ethernet level
or are visualised on the homepage. Some examples of
applications are cost centre management systems in
office buildings, monitoring feeders to sub-distribution
panels, motor control centres or in IT and data centres.
The voltage measurement inputs are designed for the

measurement in low voltage networks in which nominal
voltages up to 300V against ground and surge voltages
up to over voltage category III can occur. The UMG 103
is mainly suitable for measurements in low voltage
networks because it takes the supply voltage from the
measurement voltage and a voltage converter would be
therefore necessary for HV grids.
Chapter 02
Universal measuring instrument UMG 103
Communication options: Online reading
UMG 103
Interface converter
RS232/RS485 or
USB/RS485
The connection of a UMG 103 to a PC using an interface converter
Switch
UMG 604E
Modbus using RS485
UMG 103
UMG 103
UMG 103
The connection of several UMG 103s to a PC using a UMG 604 (with optional Ethernet)
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Chapter 02
Functions and technical data UMG 103
Overview of product variants

Description
Type
Operating voltage
Item number
Universal measuring device 50/60Hz;

Current transformer: ../1/5A
UMG 103
from one phase

L-N: 115 ... 240V AC 10%
from three phase
L-N: 80 - 240V AC 10%
52.18.001
Measurement range
Voltage L-N
50-240 V-AC
Voltage L-L
85-415 V-AC
Current (CTs: x/1 and x/5A)
0,001...7,5A
Frequency, mains
45...65 Hz
General technical data

CAT III
300 V-AC
Nominal voltage
3-phase 4-wire grid
L-N: 240V AC 10%, L-L: 415V AC 10%
Scanning rate
5.4 kHz per channel
Quadrants
Weight
150g
Dimensions
B=71.5 mm, H=90 mm, T=46 mm
Mounting
35 mm DIN rail
Working temperature
-10+55 C
Storage temperature
-20+70 C
Protection class
According to EN 60529
IP20
Connectable conductors (U/I)
Single wire, multi-wire, fine-wire,

Pin cable lugs, ferrule
0.08-2.5 mm2
1.5 mm2
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
0.2%
Current
L1, L2, L3, N calculated
0.2%
Effective, reactive and apparent power
L1, L2, L3, sum
Accuracy 0.4%
Cos-phi, power factor
L1, L2, L3, sum
Effective/reactive energy
Consumed/inductive
Class 0.5S(kWh)
Frequency
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy 0.1%
Measurement values
Average value
Yes
Minimum/maximum value
Yes
Yes
Power quality
Harmonics 1-25th harmonic order, uneven
Current, voltage, L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
Up to 115.2 kbps
Yes
Communication
Interfaces
RS 485
Protocols
Modbus RTU/slave
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Yes
Chapter 02
Functions and technical data UMG 103
Typical connection options
Illustration: connection option UMG 103
Illustration: connection example for a voltage measurement

using a voltage transformer (VT)
Illustration: current measurement using a sum current

transformer (CT)
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UMG 103
Mounting illustration
Support rail
Dimensional drawings
46 mm
Illustration: front view
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Illustration: side view
Chapter 02
UMG 104
UMG 104 More than just a Multimeter
The UMG 104 equipped with a 500 MHz DSP (digital

signal processor) is a very fast and powerful power
analyser. The continuous scanning of the 8 channels with
20 kHz per channel allows the recording of all electrical
parameters (more than 800 values), minimum - and
maximum - values, and the main power quality values
such as harmonics (up to the 40th, each phase with the
detection of direction).
Based on these data loss of production can be avoided,
concepts can be developed, such as the electricity cost
reduction programs, and measures introduced. And
finally the improvements can be monitored and recorded
with the UMG 104 as well.
Using modern communication architectures, the acquired
data are fed to a central location, in powerful databases,
stored centrally and made available for further processing
in an open architecture. The easy integration into an

existing building control system or PLC environment
extends the capabilities of the UMG 104.
Applications
Replacement of analogue and digital instrumentation
Consumption data collection and analysis (load
profiles)
Continuous power quality monitoring
Cost center management, i.e. breakdown of energy
costs, e.g. allocation per product
Remote control and monitoring of equipment and
processes
Protection of networks
Sensor for building management systems or PLC
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Power analyser UMG 104
UMG 104 overview

excess value by additional functions
kWh-meter, kvarh-meter
By integration of new functions, the UMG 104

exceeds all limits of digital panel meters:
Harmonic analyzer
Event writer
Multifunctional power meter
Supervision of condition
Data logger
Cost-effective, fast and safe communication

Modbus and Probus
In many cases the costs for installation and communication
(e.g. peripheral equipment for field buses) exceed those
for the respective power meters. Integration of the UMG
104 in an existing field bus architecture means a fast,
cost-efficient and reliable communication. Additional
interfaces enable the integration of the power analysers
into PLC or building automation systems. The use of open
standards offers great flexibility to the user.
The UMG 104 can accept up to 4 current and 4 voltage

inputs, which allows monitoring of up to 4 single phase
circuits. Potential applications include data centers,
ofce buildings, motor control centers, etc.
Easy integration of devices with Ethernet

interface
With the Modbus interface function of UMG 104 you
can connect via Modbus gateways (for example UMG
508, UMG 604, ...) to Ethernet. Each instrument with a
Modbus RTU interface can be connected, if its data format
and function codes correspond. Data can be scaled and
labelled.
Highspeed Modbus
The devices of UMG 104 series can transfer data via
RS485 interface with a speed of up to 921,6 kB/s among
each other device of this series.
RS 485
UMG 508
Profibus
UMG 104
UMG 104
Example PLC communication with Profibus or Modbus
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Example Ethernet gateway
Chapter 02
Central
Building
Control
System
PLC
Interfaces
RS 232
RS 485
Software
Grids
IT, TN, TT - Grids
3 and 4 wire grids
up to 4 single phase grids
2 Digital inputs
Pulse input
Alarm input logic
Condition monitoring
High/ low tariff changeover
2 Digital outputs
Pulse output kWh/ kvarh
Switching output
Limit output
Logical output
Probus connection (optional)
Communication Protocols
Profibus (DP/V0)
Modbus (RTU)
Temperature input
PT 100, PT 1000, KTY 83, KTY 84
Accuracy
Energy: class 0.5S (.../5A)
Current: 0.2 %
Voltage: 0.2 %
Memory
4 MByte Flash
Power quality
Harmonics, 1st- 40th
THD-U/I
Unbalance
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Functions and technical data

Three/four phase power analysers; 50/ 60Hz; current transformer ../1/5A; including GridVis programming and analysis software.
Interfaces
95...240 V AC,
135...340 V DC
10% of nominal range
50...110V AC
50...155V DC
20...55V AC
20...77V DC
4 Voltage and
4 Current inputs
2 Digital inputs
2 Digital outputs
1 Temperature input
RS 232
RS 485
Profibus DP V0
Supply Voltage
Type
Artikel-Nr.
UMG 104
52.20.001
UMG 104
52.20.003
UMG 104
52.20.005
UMG 104 P
52.20.002
UMG 104 P
52.20.006
- = not possible
= included
Features
Memory
Measurement data
4 MB
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
Operating hours counter
yes
Tarifs
4 x real energy / 4 x reactive energy
Peripherals
Digital inputs
as status or pulse input
Digital outputs
as switching or pulse output
Temperature input
PT100, PT1000, KTY83, KTY84
Password protection
Software
yes
GridVis
yes
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2 kbps
yes
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
yes
Profibus DP
Sub D9-pole up to 12 Mbps
yes, variant P
Communication
Interfaces
Protocols
Modbus RTU
yes
Profibus DP V0
yes, variant P
Measuring range
Voltage L-N, AC (without PT)
10300 V AC
Voltage L-L, AC (without PT)
17520 V AC
Current (Transformer: x/1 und x/5 A)
0.005..7.5 A
Frequency of fundamental
45 ..65 Hz
Grids
IT, TN, TT
Measurement in grids
1ph, 2ph, 3 ph, 4 ph up to 4 times 1ph
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Functions and technical data
Technical data
Nominal voltage
3-phase 4-wire grid (L-N, L-L)
277/480 V AC
3-phase 3-wire grid (L-L)
480 V AC
Overvoltage class
300 V CATIII
Quadrants
Continuous Measurement
Sampling rate, 8 channels
yes
per channel
20 kHz
Weight
350 g
Dimensions
W=107.5 mm x D=90 mm x H=82 mm
Mounting
according to IEC EN60999-1/ DIN EN 50022
Working temperature
Connectable wires (U/I)
35 mm DIN rail
-1055 C
one wire, more wires, fine stranded wires
0.08 - 2.5 mm
cable end sleeve
1.5 mm
according to EN60529
IP 20
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
accuracy 0.2%
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
accuracy 0.2%
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Rotating current components
Positive/ Negative/ Zero Phase Sequence
yes
Real, apparent, reactive power
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
accuracy 0.4% (EN61557-12)
Cos-phi / power factor
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Real energy (kWh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Consumed real energy (rate 1, rate 2)
- Supplied real energy (rate 1, rate 2)
Class 0.5S (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
Reactive energy (Karh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Inductive energy (rate 1, rate 2)
- Capacitive reactive energy
Class 2
Reactive energy (kVAh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Wave form voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Protection class
Measured values
Frequency of mains
accuracy 0.01 Hz
Temperature input
accuracy 1.5%
Average values
yes
Minimum and maximum values
yes
Power quality
Current, voltage, real/reactive power ()

L1, L2, L3, L4
accuracy V, I Class 1 (EN61000-4-7)
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Unbalance
yes

Inrush-currents
yes
10 ms
no
Malfunction writer
no
no
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UMG 104
Connection diagram UMG 104
90 mm
90 mm
Dimensional drawing
107,5 mm
50 mm
76 mm
82 mm
front view
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side view
Chapter 02
UMG 604
UMG 604 High performance power analysers
High performance power analysers from the UMG

604 product family are suitable for use at all network
levels. The high scanning rate enables a continuous
measurement by gathering more than 800 measurement
parameters. Due to the very high performance level of
the digital signal processor, all important power quality
parameters are recorded e.g. short-term interruptions
with fault recorder function, transients, harmonics up to
a 40th and starting current etc. Extensive communication
options e.g. Ethernet (TCP/IP), BACnet, Modbus, Profibus,
RS232, RS485, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNTP, SNMP or DNS
allow affordable and quick integration in the existing
communication architecture. Worldwide access to the
embedded web server can be gained through a web
browser e.g. for energy consumption analysis. Programs
specific to the user can be created with implemented
graphic programming. It is possible to run 7 user
programs simultaneously.
For measuring, monitoring and checking electrical
parameters in energy distribution units
Consumption data collection and analysis (cost centre
data collection)
For monitoring the power quality (harmonics, short
term interruptions, transients, initial current)
Measurement value generator for building
management systems or PLC
Control tasks e.g. depending upon the achieved
measurement values or limit values
Peak demand management (avoidance of costly and
dangerous peak loads)
Ethernet gateway for subordinate measurement points
Remote monitoring

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UMG 604 the extra compact power analyser

Added value through additional functions
Through the integration of various functions, the UMG

604 power analyser goes far beyond the limits of digital
multifunctional measuring equipment and, therefore,
offers the respective added value. The UMG 604 and the
use of state-of-the-art processors allow to offer a very fast
and extremely compact power analyser at an affordable
price.
The UMG 604 contains the following functions:

P
ower analyser for electrical energy distribution
(over 800 parameters)
E
nergy consumption and cost centre data collection
M
onitoring of power quality
P
eak demand management (optional)
P
LC function (up to 7 simultaneous freely
programmable programs, graphic programming)
T
ransient recorder
E
vent recorder
D
ata logger
M
odbus/Ethernet gateway
Main features
Collection of all relevant power quality parameters (harmonics,
short-term interruptions, unbalance ...)
Ethernet and embedded web server
Jasic interpreter
Up to 7 user defined programs
GridVis software - full version included in the delivery
Applications
Major increases of energy costs make electrical energy a
driving force in costing. With the UMG 604, you can make
the first step towards better cost efficiency. The precise
collection of all energy data and electrical parameters
ensures the necessary amount of transparency in your
energy supplies. Concepts can be developed on the
basis of the data e.g. electricity cost reductions and the
introduction of measures. These targeted improvements
can also be monitored and recorded with the UMG 604.
The UMG 604, equipped with a 500 MHz DSP (digital
signal processor), is a fast and high performing power
analyser. The continuous scanning of eight channels
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with 20 KHz per channel enables the collection of all

relevant electrical parameters (more than 800 values),
minimum and maximum values, the basic power quality
values such as harmonics (up to the 40th, each phase
with direction recognition) and short-term interruptions.
Even fast transients (> 50s) can be safely identified.
Using modern communication processes, the collected
data is conducted to a central location, stored centrally
in a high-performance database and provided for further
processing in an open system. Simple integration in an
existing building management system control or PLC
environment expands the areas of application of the UMG
604.
Chapter 02
DIN rail mounting (6 units):

reduction of installation costs
Measurement equipment is usually installed in the low
voltage main distribution as an integral measurement
instrument for the switchgear cabinet door. Installation
and connection costs are significantly reduced by the
installation of the UMG 604 on a 35mm DIN rail. This
means that the panel cut-out and wiring to the cabinet
door is no longer necessary. In order to make use of the
extensive functions of modern measuring equipment,
the interconnection and central analysis of the data plays
an important role. This means that the on-site display
generally serves the purpose of the initialisation and
service only.
The decidedly compact UMG 604 is suitable for
installation in low voltage main distribution panels and
machines as well as in installation distribution boards
which is particularly of interest for applications in building
services engineering, information technology and data
centres.
Ethernet/Modbus gateway: the affordable

connection of units without an Ethernet interface
With the Modbus gateway function, simple Modbus RTUunits can be connected to the Ethernet using the UMG 604.
For example, the UMG 604 can be used simultaneously as
a gateway for subordinate measurement points or older
units which already exist in the installation. Each unit
with a Modbus RTU interface, where the data format and
function codes match up, can be connected. Data can be
marked and scaled.
Highspeed Modbus
The devices of the UMG 604 series can transfer data
between the units using the RS485 interface at a speed of
up to 921.5 kB/s.
The e-mail and homepage inform you
wherever you are
Who hasnt experienced it before? You are hardly through
the door and the telephone is already ringing. There are
problems in production, computers are crashing and the
energy supplies are lost.
You have direct access to the extremely high performance
homepage of the UMG 604 with a web browser and an
IP address. Extensive information is already available to
you on the homepage. Online data are available together
with historical data and graphs recording events. The
homepage can be used to directly convert the rates into
costs and be exported as a csv file or printed. As an
alternative, you can let yourself be informed by e-mail
anywhere in the world if your energy supply becomes
overloaded, if short-term interruptions to the voltage
supplies bring your production processes to a standstill
or unauthorized harmonics reduce the lifespan of
equipment. The application possibilities are endless.
Modern communication processes through the

Ethernet: affordable, rapid and safe communication
The costs for installation and communication (e.g.
periphery for field buses) often surpass the costs of the
equipment.
By connecting the equipment to an existing Ethernet
system, a fast, optimally priced and reliable communication system can be developed. Additional interfaces
allow the integration of power analysers in PLC systems
or in central building management systems. The use of
clear standards offers the user a high amount of flexibility.
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Residual current measurement (RCM)
Functionality
All lines on the output to be monitored are fed through
the current transformer, with the exception of the PE line.
If the system is operating correctly, the sum of all currents
is equal to zero so that no voltage is induced in the current
transformer. In the event that a fault current flows via
ground or other channel, the current difference induces
a current in the current transformer which is captured by
the residual current measurement device.
UMG 604D
The UMG 604D monitors the residual currents of pure
alternating currents in TN and IT networks in electrical
systems, displays the current value and issues a warning
if the limit values are exceeded.
In addition to the operating currents L1-L3, the fourth
measurement input for residual current measurement is
coloured differently (light grey) and suitable for currents up
to 30 mA. The current transformer with a transformation
ratio of 600/1A and sufficiently-dimensioned internal
dimensions (20x30, 50x80 or 80x120mm) can be found in
section 6, page 166.
Differently coloured terminals

for residual current measurement (current input 14)
Extended main features of UMG 604D

Measures the increase in residual current
Allows for maintenance scheduling
Warns if the limit values are exceeded
Detects slowly developing fault currents
Detects weaknesses in the electrical system
Residual current monitoring device
(RCM Residual current monitoring)
Illustration: Connection for measurement channels and differential

current transformer of series KBU (split core).
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GridVis EMS-/PQM system software
Online monitoring with the software

GridVis
The software GridVis, which comes along
with the content of delivery, allows an
individual collection, reading out of historic
data and visualisation of online data. The
received data of multiple measuring points
are collected, saved, processed, visualised
and provided for further use. All measured
values are available in the mode of online
measurement either as a line graph or bar
graph.
The topology gives a quick overview of
the energy distributions and the possibility
to locate power failures by comparing
measuring points and checking the defined
tolerances at a glance.
Illustration: topological view
Depositing some graphical files (common

formats such as .jpg) with circuit diagrams,
flow processes or building plans and
binding of the corresponding instruments
by drag and drop to their real position, you
can establish customer specific solutions
quickly and simply.
Main features
Parameterisation and programming of UMG
measurement equipment
Visualisation of the measurement values with
topological view
Automatic download of the measurement data
Data storage
Online analysis tools
Analysis tools for historic data
Illustration: Report presentation for voltage quality (simple report)
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Visualisation, topological view

GridVis allows an individually adaptable visualisation
of online data. The topological view provides a rapid
overview of energy distribution with the possibility of
localising power faults by comparing the individual
measurement points and by offering the possibility to
check the defined tolerances at a glance.
Customer specific solutions can be quickly and simply
implemented through uploading of graphic documents
(standard formats such as JPG) with circuit diagrams,
production lines or construction plans and incorporating
the respective measurement units by drag and drop into
their actual locations. Limit value excesses (e.g. THD-U is
too high) and the status of inputs and outputs can also be
displayed.
Online values and analysis of historic data

With the graphic line writer function, GridVis enables rapid
online presentation of the selected measurement values.
In this function, the graph is continuously expanded with
new measurement values. For example, load profiles can
be presented through the analysis of historic data in order
to produce exact consumption analysis for optimised
electricity supply contracts. Fault analysis through the
comparison of various parameters can also be achieved
with a few mouse clicks.
Graphic programming
The graphic programming option for user programs is
completely new in the field of digital power analysers.
Programs specific to the application can be created with
this method such as the free programming of inputs and
outputs, monitoring of processes or the issue of reports
when defined limit values are achieved. In addition to the
operator-friendly graphic programming, the user is also
free to program the Jasic code directly.
programming language
The Jasic programming language offers brand new

opportunities. The user is no longer tied to the functions
which are fixed integrations in the unit; the unit can be
expanded to include more functions. Up to seven of
these freely definable user programs can be processed
simultaneously in the unit.
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Router
SPS
Software
Interfaces
Ethernet
RS 232
RS 485
Networks
IT, TN, TT - networks
3 phase and 4 phase networks
Up to 4 single phase networks
2 digital inputs
Pulse input
Logic input
Status monitoring
HT/LT conversion
Emax (max. demand) resetting
2 digital outputs
Pulse output kWh/kvarh
Switch output
Limit value output
Emax output
Logic output
(can be extended through external I/O
modules see chapter 6)
Probus connection
Communication
Profibus (DP/V0)
Modbus (RTU, UDP, TCP, gateway)
TCP/IP
BACnet
HTTP (freely configurable homepage)
FTP (file transfer)
SNMP
TFTP (automatic configuration)
NTP (time synchronisation)
SMTP (e-mail function)
DHCP
Measurement accuracy
Class: 0.5S (/5A) class
Current: 0.2%
Voltage: 0.2%
Peak demand management (optional)

64 stages for load shedding
Temperature measurement input

PT 100, PT 1000, KTY 83, KTY 84
Memory
128 MB Flash
16 MB RAM
Power quality
Harmonics up to 40th
Transient recorder (>50s)
Starting current (>10ms)
Unbalance
Full wave-effective value
recordings (up to 4.5 min)
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Product variants and technical data UMG 604
Three/four phase power analysers; 50/60Hz; current transformer .../1/5a; including GridVis programming and analysis software
Interfaces
20...55V AC
20...77V DC
4 voltage and
4 current inputs
Memory
128 MB Flash
2 digital inputs
2 digital outputs
1 temperature input
RS 232
RS 485
Ethernet 100baseT
Profibus DP V0
7 freely programmable
application programs
UMG 604 E
52.16.002
UMG 604 E
52.16.012
UMG 604 E
52.16.022
UMG 604 EP
52.16.001
UMG 604 EP
52.16.021
UMG 604 DE
52.16.041
Emax function application program (peak demand management)
Emax
52.16.080
BACnet communication
BACnet
52.16.081
Differential current transformer, transmission ratio of 600/1A, interior dimensions: 20mm x 30mm
KBU 23D
15.03.400
KBU 58D
15.03.401
KBU 812D
15.03.402
95...240 V AC,
135...340 V DC
50...110V AC
50...155V DC
Supply voltage
Type
Item number
Options (for all versions)
Accessories for UMG 604D
- = Not possible
= Contained
Not suitable for use in residential areas.

Nominal voltage
277/480 V AC
480 V AC
Overvoltage category
300V CAT III
Quadrants
8 channel scanning rate
yes
Per channel
Weight
350g
Dimensions
Mounting
20 kHz
L=107.5mm* W=90mm* H=62 mm

According to IEC EN60999-1/DIN EN50022
Working temperature range
35mm DIN rail

-1055 C
Connectable conductor (U/I))
Single wire, multi-wire, fine-wire

pin cable lugs, ferrule
0.08 - 2.5 mm,

1.5 mm
Protection class
IP 20
Free voltage transformer settings
Networks to 480 V AC
Measurement range
L-N voltage, AC
(without voltage transformer)
Current (transformer: x/1 and x/5A)
0.001..7.5 A
Frequency of mains
45 ..65 Hz
Networks
IT, TN, TT
Measurement in single/multi-phase networks
1 ph, 2 ph, 3 ph, 4 ph and up to 4 x 1 ph
Periphery
Digital inputs
Status, logic or pulse input
Digital outputs
Switch logic output or pulse output
PT100, PT1000, KTY83, KTY84
Password protection
Multilevel
yes
Optional 64 channels
yes
Software
GridVis
yes
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Measurement values
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
Accuracy 0.2%
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
Accuracy 0.2%
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Three-phase current components
Positive/negative/zero phase sequence
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
Accuracy 0.4%
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Effective energy (kWh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Purchased effective energy (tariff 1, tariff 2)
- Supplied effective energy (tariff 1, tariff 2)
Class 0.5S (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
Reactive energy (kvarh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Induktive Blindarbeit (Tarif 1, Tarif 2)
- Kapazitive Blindarbeit
Class 2
Apparent energy (kVAh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Current/voltage wave form
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Frequency of mains
Accuracy 0.01
Accuracy 1.5%
Average value
yes
yes
Features
Memory
128 MB
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
Integrated logic
Programming language Jasic
yes
Weekly time switch
Jasic
Power quality
Harmonics, 1-40 harmonic
Current, voltage reactive/effective power ()

L1, L2, L3, L4
Accuracy 0,5%
Distortion factor THD- U in %
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Distortion factor THD- I in %
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Unbalance
yes
yes
Transients
50 s
yes
Start-up processes
10 ms
yes
Fault recorder function
yes
yes
Interfaces
Communication
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2 kbps
yes
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
yes
Profibus DP
Plug, sub D 9-pole up to 12Mbps
Yes, EP version
Ethernet 10/100 Base- TX
RRJ-45 sockets
yes
Modbus RTU
yes
Profibus DP V0
Yes, EP version
Modbus TCP
yes
Modbus over TCP
yes
Modbus-Gateway
yes
HTTP
Homepage (configurable)
SMTP
E-mail
Protocols
SNMP
yes
yes
yes
SNTP
Time synchronisation
yes
TFTP
Automatic configuration
yes
FTP
File transfer
yes
DHCP
yes
BACnet / IP
yes, option
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UMG 604
Connection illustration
90 mm
90 mm
Dimensional drawing
107.5 mm
50 mm
76 mm
82 mm
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UMG 605
UMG 605 power quality analyser

(EN 50160, IEEE 519, ITIC)
The UMG 605 power quality analyser is particularly

suitable for monitoring power quality according to
standards such as the EN 50160. All power quality
parameters are collected and analysed e.g. flicker, shortterm interruptions with fault recorder function, transients,
harmonics up to 63rd and inrush currents etc. Extensive
communication possibilities e.g. RS 485 Modbus, Profibus,
Ethernet (TCP/IP), BACnet, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNTP, SNMP,
DNS .... allow cost effective and rapid integration in
existing communication networks. Worldwide access to
the embedded web server can be gained through a web
browser. The GridVis software included in the content of
delivery allows extensive analysis just with the click of a
button.
Continuous monitoring of the power quality e.g.
EN 50160
Analysis of electrical faults for network problems
Monitoring of the internal distribution network
according to EN 61000-4-7, 4-15, 4-30
Report generator for EN 50160 analysis
Control tasks, e.g. depending on achieved measured
values or limits
Transducer for building automation or PLC systems
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Power quality analyser UMG 605
UMG 605 the extra compact power quality analyser

Thanks to state-of-the-art digital signal processor, it is

possible to offer the power quality analyser UMG 605 at
a very reasonable price. The high sampling rate enables
a continuous measurement of more than 2000 measured
values per measurement cycle (200ms). The UMG 605
power quality analyser serves the purpose of continuous
monitoring of the power quality e.g. in accordance with
EN 50160. This serves the purpose of monitoring the
supply power quality from the energy supply side. The
UMG 605 can also be used in applications for failure
analysis on the consumer side and is also used as a
preventative measure for network perturbations.
Main Features
Measurement of power quality according to DIN EN 61000-4-30
Measurement method class A
Fourier analysis 1st to 63rd harmonics for U-LN, U-LL, I, P
(consumption/supply) and Q (ind./cap.)
Recording of more than 2000 different measurement parameters

per measuring cycle (200ms)
Detection of transients >50s and storage with up to 16.000
samples
Measurement of harmonics and interharmonics (U-LN, U-LL, I)
Data logger/event memory (128MB Flashdisk)
Analysis and evaluation according to DIN EN 50160 with the
2 digital inputs and 2 digital outputs
contained programming and analysis software GridVis

Flicker measurement according to DIN EN 61000-4-15
Profibus DP/V0 alternatively RS 485 (Modbus RTU, ModbusMaster, optional BACnet)
Measurement in IT and TT grids (300V CAT III)
Ethernet (Web-Server, E-Mail, optional BACnet)
4 voltage measuring inputs, 4 current measuring inputs
Programming of customer specific applications in Jasic
Continuous sampling of the voltage and current measuring

inputs with 20kHz
Applications
The power quality analyser which is equipped with
4 current and voltage inputs collects and digitalises
the effective values (True RMS) from currents and
voltages in 40-70Hz (15-440Hz) networks. The integrated
microprocessor calculates the electrical parameters
from the sampling values. The relevant voltage can be
defined as a phase-neutral or a phase-phase voltage
for measurement in a three-phase system. The voltage
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serves the UMG 605 as a reference voltage for harmonic

measurement, transient and event recording and for
the flicker meter. A nominal current can be set using
this for the measurement of electrical current events.
The 4th current and voltage input represents a separate
measurement system. However, it is generally used for
measuring the current in the neutral or PE conductor or
used for measuring a voltage difference between N and PE.
Chapter 02
Router
SPS
Software
Interfaces
Ethernet
RS232
RS485
Networks
IT, TN, TT networks
2 digital inputs
Pulse input
Logic input
Status monitoring
HT/LT switch over
2 digital outputs
Switch output
Limit value output
Emax output
Logic output
(can be extended through external
I/O modules)
Probus connection
Communication
Profibus (DP/V0)
Modbus (RTU, UDP, TCP, Gateway)
TCP/IP
BACnet (optional)
FTP (file transfer)
SNMP
DHCP
SNMP
Current: 0.2%
Voltage: 0.2%


PT 100, PT 1000, KTY 83, KTY 84
Memory
128 MB Flash
16 MB RAM
Power quality
Harmonics up to 63rd
Unbalance
Half wave-effective value
Flicker
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Scope of operation and types of variants UMG 605
Overview
Three/four phase power quality analysers; current transformer .../1/5a; including GridVis programming and analysis software
Interfaces
50...110V AC
50...155V DC
10% nominal range
20...55V AC
20...77V DC
10% nominal range
4 voltage and
4 current inputs
Memory
128 MB Flash
digital inputs
digital outputs
1 temperature input
RS 232
RS 485
Ethernet 100baseT
Profibus DP V0
95...240 V AC,
135...340 V DC
10% nominal range
Supply voltage
Type
Item number
UMG 605
52.16.027
UMG 605
52.16.028
UMG 605
52.16.029
Emax
52.16.084
BACnet
52.16.083
- = not possible
= contained

Nominal voltage
277/480 V AC
480 V AC
300V CAT III
Quadrants
yes
Per channel
Weight
350g
Dimensions
Mounting
20 kHz
L=107.5mm* W=90mm* H=76/82mm

According to IEC EN 60999-1/DIN EN 50022
35mm DIN rail

-1055 C
Connectable conductor (U/I)

0.08 - 2.5 mm,

1.5 mm
Protection class
IP 20
Networks to 480 V AC
Measurement range
L-N voltage, AC (without voltage transformer)
Frequency of mains
0.005...6 A
(only for static frequence)
15...440 Hz
Networks
IT, TN, TT
1 ph, 2 ph, 3 ph, 4 ph and up to 4 x 1 ph
Periphery
Digital inputs
Digital outputs
PT100, PT1000, KTY83, KTY84
Password protection
Multilevel
yes
Demand management
yes
Software
GridVis
yes
Features
Memory
128 MB
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
Integrated logic
yes
Weekly time switch
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Measurement values
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
Accuracy 0.2%
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4 / Calculated sum current
0.2% / 0.6%
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

Class 0.5S (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Inductive reactive power (tariff 1, tariff 2)
- Capacitive reactive power
Class 2
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Frequency of mains
Accuracy 0.1%
Accuracy1.5%
Average value
yes
yes
Power quality
Harmonics order, 1.- 63.
Harmonics, even/odd
Voltage L1, L2, L3, L4
Accuracy 0.5%
Interharmonics
Current, voltage L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
Actual flicker value
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Short term flicker value
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Long term flicker value
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Transients
50 s
yes
Trigger events
10 ms
yes
Inrush currents
10 ms
yes
Event recorder
yes
Communication
Interfaces
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2 kbps
yes
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
yes
Profibus DP
yes
RJ-45 sockets
yes
Protocols
Modbus RTU
yes
Profibus DP V0
yes
Modbus TCP
yes
Modbus over TCP
yes
Modbus-Gateway
yes
HTTP
yes
SMTP
E-Mail
yes
SNMP
yes
SNTP
yes
TFTP
yes
FTP
File Transfer
yes
DHCP
yes
BACnet / IP
yes, Option
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UMG 605
90 mm
90 mm
Dimensional drawing
107.5 mm
50 mm
76 mm
82 mm
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Chapter 02
UMG 96L / UMG 96
UMG 96L / UMG 96 Universal measuring instruments

Digital diversity versus analogue simplicity
Universal measuring instruments of UMG 96L and UMG

96 product families are mainly designed for use in low
and medium voltage distribution systems. Due to the
large number of available measurement values in an
extremely compact measuring unit, a number of analogue
measurement instruments can be replaced and, therefore,
installation costs can be reduced. Additional functions
such as the recording of minimum and maximum values,
the operating hour meter, the bi-metallic strip function,
password protection and many more offer a significant
amount of added value. The high measurement accuracy
and a large LCD-display means universal application
possibilities and offer fundamental advantages in
comparison to analogue measuring instruments.
Replacement of analogue measurement instruments
Display and control of electrical parameters in energy
distribution systems
management systems or PLC
Limit value monitoring
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Chapter 02
Universal measuring instruments UMG 96L/UMG 96
UMG 96L/UMG 96 Universal measuring instruments

96x96 mm front panel mounting
The use of energy measurement technology in energy

distribution has moved dynamically towards digital
universal measuring instruments in the past few years.
The advantages are obvious: lower equipment costs for
more information and functionality. In addition, digital
measuring technology is more accurate, even all along
the entire lifespan.
Clear cost advantages also result from the construction
of the switchgear which results in lower installation
costs and less wiring efforts in comparison to analogue
measuring technology. Universal measuring instruments
of the UMG 96L and UMG 96 product families are mainly
designed for use in low and medium voltage distribution
systems.
Main features
Compact housing dimensions (96x96 mm), minimal
installation depth
User-friendly and reliable terminals
Large LCD with outstanding legibility
The large quantity of electrical measurement values,
replaces 13 analogue measurement units and more
In addition to the large quantity of electrical measurement

values, this series also offers a number of additional
functions such as the recording of minimum and maximum
values, the operating hour meter, the bi-metallic strip
function, password protection and many more.
Excellent reliability and long life span
Applications
The UMG 96L and UMG 96 measurement instruments
are digital front panel mounted measuring instruments
which are suitable for measuring and recording electrical
parameters (True-RMS) in 50/60 Hz networks. The
measurement is configured for three-phase systems with
a neutral conductor (TN and TT networks). At the network
frequency of 50 Hz or 60 Hz, the scanning frequency of the
random measurements which take place once per second
is 2.5 kHz or 3.0 kHz. The supply voltage and scanning
frequency for operating the UMG 96L is taken from the
L1-N measurement voltage. The effective values and
the minimum and maximum values are recorded every
15 minutes and the programming data is immediately
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stored in a non-volatile memory (EEPROM). The main

characteristic of the measurement instrument is the
compact construction (96x96 mm) and the high level of
stability.
In order to achieve the functional diversity of the universal
measurement instrument, you would need 13 analogue
units such as an ampere meter, volt meter, volt meter
switch, power meter (kW, kVA, kvar, cos ), an effective
and reactive energy meter (kWh/kvarh) and a frequency
meter. This means that the planning, installation, wiring
and storage costs are significantly reduced in comparison
to the use of analogue measuring instruments. Another
advantage is the higher precision and better legibility.
Chapter 02
Universal measuring instruments UMG 96L / UMG 96
Measurement value displays

The extremely legible LCD display in connection with
the function keys informs the user about the selected
measurement values (actual, low, high and average
values).Three measurement values can be simultaneously
displayed in the LCD data field. The contrast of the LCD
display can be adjusted by the user.
Display selection and automatic display rotation
All measurement values can be called up in the initial
delivery status. Measurement values which are not
required can be hidden and displayed again when
necessary. A cycle between 1 and 250 seconds can be set
for the automatic display rotation. The display rotation
function can also be deactivated.
Display examples

The operating hour meter is immediately activated when
the unit is switched on and can not be reset. The time is
recorded at a 15 minute resolution and is displayed in
hours.
Digital outputs for effective or reactive energy
consumption or limit values
Digital outputs can be used as pulse outputs for the
effective or reactive energy consumption or as switch
outputs. The digital outputs can be programmed in
order to monitor the measurement data. The transistor
output can also be linked with the measurement value
of the limit value by programming which is activated if
the value is not achieved or is exceeded. The transistor
output is suitable for controlling electrical devices with a
DC operating voltage or units with NPN inputs e.g. PLC.
Password
The user can protect programming and configurations
against unauthorised changes with a 3-digit password.
L-L voltage
Cost centre data collection and monitoring

limit values (UMG 96)
cos (phi)
k varh
k Wh
Effective power
Digital output for cost centre data collection
Effective energy
30V DC
Bi-metallic function (average value generation)

A common average time for achieving measurement
values in L1, L2, L3 and N and an average time for the
power measurement values of effective power, apparent
power and reactive power can be programmed. These
values can be integrated at selectable time of 5, 10, 30, 60,
300, 480 and 900 seconds and stored as a highest average
value.
Max.
limit value
Min.
limit value
-
Digital output for limit value monitoring
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Product variants and technical data UMG 96L/UMG 96
Description
Type
Operating voltage
Item number
UMG 96L
L-N: 196 ... 255V- AC
52.14.001
UMG 96L
L-N: 45 ... 80V- AC
52.14.005
UMG 96
L-N: 196 ... 275V- AC
52.09.001
Four-phase universal measuring instrument 50/60Hz;
Current transformer: ../1/5A

Measurement range: L - N: 50 ... 255V-AC;
L - L: 86 ... 442V- AC
As above but measurement range:
L - N: 16 ... 80V- AC; L - L: 28 139V-AC
Four-phase universal measuring instrument 50/60Hz;
Current transformer: ../1/5A,

2 digital /pulse outputs
Measurement range: L - N: 50 ... 275V-AC;
L - L: 87 ... 476V- AC

Operating voltage
Refer to order details above
Scanning rate
2.5 / 3 kHz
Weight
250g
Dimensions
W= 96mm x H 96mm x D= 42mm
Mounting
Front panel installation
Working temperature
-10+55 C
Storage temperature
-20+70 C
Protection class (reverse/front)
According to EN60529
IP 20/50

0.08 - 2.5mm2,
1.5mm2
Measurement range
Voltage L-N
Refer to order details
Voltage L-L
Current
.../1A or .../5A
0.02...6 A
Frequency, mains
45 ...65 Hz
Average value*1
Lowest value
Sum
Measurement values
Average
value
Max
Measurement parameter
Display range
Measurement range
at scaling factor 1
Current 1/5A L1-L3
0.00 .. 9.99 kA
0.02 .. 6 A
Current calculated in N
0.00 .. 9.99 kA
0.06 .. 18 A
Voltage L-N
0.0 .. 34 kV
Voltage L-L
0.0 .. 60 kV
Frequency (U)
45.0 .. 65.0 Hz
Effective power, sum,+/-
0.00 W .. 150 MW
1.8 W .. 2.4 kW
Apparent power, sum
0.00 VA .. 150 MVA
1.8 VA .. 2.4 kVA
Reactive power, sum
0.00 var .. 150 MVar
1.8 var .. 2.4 kvar
cos-phi
0.00 ind. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 kap.
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
+-3 %*4
Effective energy, consumed
0 .. 999,999,999 kWh
Class 2*3
Reactive energy, inductive
0 .. 999,999,999 kvarh
Class 2*3
0 .. 999,999,999 h
L3
+-3 %
50 .. 255 V AC*2
+-1 %
86 .. 442 V AC*2
+-2%
+-1 %
+-1.5 %
+-1.5 %
+-1.5 %
ind.+-1.5 %
+-2 min per day
Periphery
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Measurement
accuracy
L2
*1 integration over time: 5, 10, 30, 60, 300, 480, 600 and 900 seconds.
*2 see above
*3 - accuracy class according to DIN EN61036:2001-01, VDE0418 part 7, IEC61036:1996 + A1:2000
*4 - the measured apparent power must be in a range between 1 and 100%.
2 digital outputs
Measure
value
L1
As switch output or pulse output
UMG 96 only
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Product variants and technical data UMG 96L / UMG 96
UMG 96L
UMG 96
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Universal measuring instruments UMG 96L / UMG 96
Connection illustrations
UMG 96L - reverse side of unit
UMG 96 - reverse side of unit
Dimensional drawings
Illustration: Side view

All dimensions in mm.
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Illustration: Reverse side, panel cut-out dimensions:

92+0.8 x 92+0.8 mm.
Chapter 02
UMG 96S
UMG 96S Universal flush-mounting measuring instrument
Universal flush-mounting measuring instruments of the

UMG 96S product family are mainly designed for use in
low and medium voltage distribution systems. Due to
the large number of available measurement values in an
extremely compact measuring unit, a number of analogue
measurement instruments can be replaced. Additional
functions such as the measurement of harmonics, the
recording of minimum and maximum values, digital and
analogue I/Os, the operating hour meter, the bi-metallic
strip function, password protection and many more offer
an effective tool for fault analysis and for monitoring
power quality. The interface and field bus features
(Modbus, Profibus, M-bus) enable communication of
the measurement data and incorporation into extensive
energy management systems.
Display and control of electrical parameters in energy
distribution systems
Limit value monitoring (e. g. over voltage, energy
consumption)
Monitoring of harmonics
Measurement value generator for central building
control systems or PLC
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Universal measurement instruments UMG 96S
UMG 96S with interface and field bus

Entry level in intelligent energy management systems

more information and functionality.
In addition, digital measuring technology is more accurate
even all along the entire lifespan. Clear cost advantages
also result from the construction of the cabinet which
results in lower installation costs and less wiring efforts
in comparison to analogue measuring technology.
Universal measuring instruments of the UMG 96S
product family are mainly designed for use in low and
medium voltage distribution systems. In addition to the
large quantity of electrical measurement values, this
Main features
RS232, RS485 interface
Field buses: Modbus, Profibus, M-bus
Harmonics display
Digital I/O and analogue outputs
Integrated logic for alarm signals
High reliability and long lifespan
Applications
The UMG 96S is a measurement instrument which
is suitable for measuring, recording and monitoring
electrical parameters (True-RMS) in low and medium
voltage networks.
The measurement is suitable for 1 and 3-phase systems
with a neutral conductor in low and medium voltage
networks. One of the characteristics of this measurement
instrument is the compact construction (96x96 mm) and
the measurement of harmonic currents and voltages in
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series also offers a number of additional functions such

as the recording of minimum and maximum values,
the operating hour meter, the bi-metallic strip function,
password protection and lots more. The possibility for
communication through various field buses enables
incorporation in more complex energy management
systems as well as the connection to PLC controls or
central building control systems. Integrated harmonics
analysis becomes more significant with increasing
network pollution (increasing THD-U values).
each conductor. In order to achieve functional diversity of

the universal measurement instrument, you would need
around 15 analogue units such as an ampere meter, volt
meter, volt meter switch, power meter (kW, kVA, kvar, cos
), an effective and reactive energy meter (kWh/kvarh),
a harmonic analyser and a measurement converter. This
means that the planning, installation, wiring and storage
costs are significantly re
duced for the UMG 96S in
comparison to analogue measuring instruments.
Chapter 02
Data storage / memory

Up to 160,000 measurement values or events can be
stored in the onboard memory (option). Four predefined
profiles can be used for the storage of measurement
values and events. Each of these profiles can be selected
individually or together with other profiles.
Rotary field display
The basic UMG 96S without memory and clock only

stores the consumption (overall) and minimum/maximum
values (without time stamp).
Measurement value displays and automatic display

rotation
The measurement values are calculated once per second
and can be called up in the measurement value displays.
Two methods are available for calling up the measurement
values:
THD L3 highest value
An automatically changing presentation of selected

measurement value displays with a settable change over
time of 0...60 seconds
The selection of the measurement value display using
the keys for a preselected display profile.
Programming Current transformer
There are four display profiles available and each profile

can be configured using the PC, specific to the customer
needs, and be transferred to the unit.
Real energy
LCD contrast
The contrast of the LCD display can be adapted by the
user. In order to achieve the optimum contrast throughout
the full operating temperature range, an automatic
contrast setting takes place using the measured inside
temperature.
The operating hour meter measures the time (6 minute
intervals) after the unit is ready for operation and
cannot be reset. In addition, 6 overall runtimes can be
programmed using the 6 comparator systems and the
Modbus / Profibus
Harmonics
overall runtime is recorded using the comparator system

result. The measurement values, limits and operands
(>=<) are available as parameters. The overall runtimes
can also be individually reset.
Memory
Analogue outputs
Digital I/O
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Industrial data communications interface

and eld bus
In order to process and analyse the large quantities
of generated data, the data are transferred using
corresponding communication means and are centrally
collected. The incorporation of the UMG 96S in more
complex management systems and the connection
to PLC controls or central building control systems is
also possible. The UMG 96S thereby provides various
interfaces (RS232, RS485, M-bus) and protocols for the
configuration of the most common field buses (Modbus,
Profibus, M-bus). The UMG 96S is characterised by its
reliable communication and very high transfer rate.
Digital inputs/outputs
The digital outputs can be used as pulse outputs (max.
10 Hz) for the effective and reactive energy consumption
or as switch outputs. The digital outputs can be
programmed in order to monitor the measurement data.
Up to 3 comparators (A, B, C) can be allocated to each
digital output and the result is conducted to the digital
output. The comparator result can also be written from
externally through the Modbus RTU. The switch outputs
can also be set through the Profibus remote.
Analogue outputs
The product variants with analogue outputs can either be
configured as analogue outputs, pulse outputs or switch
outputs. The following parameters are available to each
analogue output: measurement value, scale start value
(4mA) and the scale end value (20mA).
Integrated logic
Vergleicher
Comparator
A A
Vergleicher
Comparator
B B
Vergleicher
Comparator
C C
Ergebnisse der Vergleicher A, B und C verknpfen

Link of results
of comparators A, B and C
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Networks
TN and TT networks
1- and 4-phase networks
Interfaces
RS 232
RS 485
M-bus
2 digital IOs
Pulse outputs
Signal input logic
Status monitoring
Alarm report
HT/LT changeover
Switch output
Limit value output
Communication
Modbus RTU
Profibus DPVO
M-bus
Memory (optional))
512 kByte
160,000 measurement values
Class 1
Current: 0.5%
Voltage: 0.5%
Power quality
THD-I
THD-U
Harmonics 1...15
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Product variants and technical data UMG 96S
Four phase universal measurement instrument; 50/ 60Hz; current transformer ../1/5A; including GridVis programming and analysis software
Selectable
activation*1
2 analogue outputs 4-20mA
RS485 (Modbus RTU)
Profibus interface (DP V0)*4
M-Bus*4
Auxiliary voltage: 24V DC
300V standard version

Measurement range: L-N 50 - 300V; AC
Measurement range: L-L 87 .. 520V; AC
150V special version

Measurement range:L-N 25 - 150V; AC
Measurement range: L-L 40 .. 250V; AC
L-N: 85 .. 300V, AC
52.13.001
L-N: 85 .. 300V, AC
52.13.005
L-N: 85 .. 300V, AC
52.13.017
L-N: 140 .. 300V, AC
52.13.025
L-N: 140 .. 300V, AC
52.13.045
18 .. 70V DC, 18 .. 33V,

auxiliary voltage
52.13.029
L-L: 85 .. 260V, AC
52.13.002
L-L: 85 .. 260V, AC
52.13.006
L-L: 85 .. 260V, AC
52.13.018
L-L: 85 .. 260V, AC
52.13.026
18 .. 70V DC, 18 .. 33V,

auxiliary voltage
52.13.031
Clock / memory
2 digital inputs
Operating voltage
RS232 (Modbus RTU)
2 digital outputs
Selectble
activation*2
Item number
= Included = Not included

*1 combination options for inputs and outputs: a) 2 digital outputs, b) 2 digital inputs, c) 2 analogue outputs, d) 1 digital output and 1 analogue output,
e) 1 digital output and 1 digital input.
*2 the RS232 interface cannot be simultaneously operated with the RS485 interface.
*4 these units are only suitable for applications in industrial areas.

300V CAT III, 600V CAT II
Quadrants
Scanning rate 6 channel
4
Per channel
2,5 / 3 kHz
Weight
250g
Dimensions
W= 96mm x H= 96mm x D= 49mm
Mounting
Working temperature
-1055 C

0.08 - 2.5mm2,
1.5mm2
Protection class (front/reverse)
IP 50/20
Accuracy V, A
0.5 %
Reactive energy (karh)
Class
1 (5A) 2 (1A)
Class
1 (5A) 2 (1A)
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Measurement range
Voltage L-N, AC (without voltage transformer)
Voltage L-L, AC (without voltage transformer)
Current ( transformer: x/1 and x/5A)
0,01...6A
Frequency of mains
45...65Hz
Grid types
TN,TT
Measurement in single phase/multiphase networks
1ph, 2ph, 3 ph and up to 3 x 1ph
Current
0.01 .. 60.0 kA
0.01 .. 6 A
0.01 .. 180.0 kA
0.01 .. 18 A
Voltage L-N
0.0 .. 34 kV
Voltage L-L
0.0 .. 60 kV
Maximum value
Measurement range
at scaling factor 1
Average value*1
Display range
Lowest value
Sum
Measurement values
L1
L2
L3
50 .. 300 V
87 .. 520 V
Frequency (U)
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
Effective power per phase
0.1 W .. 99.9 MW
0.1 W .. 1.8 kW
Measurement
accuracy
+-0.5 %
+-1.5 %
+-0.5 %
+-1.0 %
+-1.0 %
+-0.1 %
Apparent power per phase
0.1 VA .. 99.9 MVA
0.1 VA .. 1.8 kVA
+-1.0 %
Reactive power per phase
0.1 var .. 99.9 Mvar
0.1 var .. 1.8 kvar
ind.
+-1.0 %
Effective power, sum
1.0 W .. 99.9 MW
1.0 W .. 5.4 kW
+-1.0 %
Apparent power, sum
1.0 VA .. 99.9 MVA
1.0 VA .. 5.4 kVA
+-1.0 %
Reactive power, sum
1.0 var .. 99.9 Mvar
1.0 var .. 5.4 kvar
ind.
+-1.0 %
cos-phi
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0 .. 999,999,999 kWh
+-1.0 degree
Class 1(5A) 2 (1A)
0 .. 999,999,999 kvarh
Class 1(5A) 2 (1A)
0 .. 999,999,999 h
+-2 min per day
*1 integration over time: 5, 10, 30, 60, 300, 480, 600 and 900 seconds
Power quality
Harmonics, 1st to 15th
harmonics, uneven
Current, voltage L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 2%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 2%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 2%
Recorder for threshold events
Yes, for units with memory
Periphery
Digital inputs
As a status input or pulse input
2, refer to order details
Digital outputs
As a switch output or pulse output
Analogue outputs
4...20mA
Password protection
Software GridVis
yes
Refer to chapter 5
yes
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4 kbps; RJ11
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4 kbps; terminal strip
M-Bus
Plug, sub D 9-pole
Modbus RTU
9.6, 19.2, 38.4 kbps
yes
Profibus DP V0
9.6, 19.2, 45.45, 93.75, 187.5, 500, 1500 kbps
M-Bus
0.3, 2.4, 9.6 kbps
Communication
Interfaces
Protocols
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UMG 96S
Dimensional drawing
Illustration: reverse side of Profibus-Variant
Switchboard cut-out 92 x 92mm. All dimensions in mm.
Probus option /Typical connection options
UMG 96S Profibus with switch inputs, RS 232 and Profibus
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UMG 96S without option
Chapter 02
UMG 96RM
UMG 96RM Universal measurement instrument

Unrivalled in its class
The UMG 96RM is a very compact and powerful universal

measurement device, mainly designed for use in low and
medium voltage distribution systems.
For measuring, monitoring and checking electrical parameters
in energy distribution systems
Recording of load proles for energy management systems

values, this innovative measurement instrument offers
a multitude of additional functions such as for example
the measurement of harmonics up to the 40th order. The
continuous sampling with 21.3 kHz enables a detection of
the measured values in high resolution and thus provides
an effective energy management tool for fault analysis
and for monitoring power quality.
(e. g. ISO50001, EN16001)

Collection of energy consumption data for cost centre analysis
Measurement value generator for building management
systems or PLC (Modbus)
Monitoring of power quality characteristics, e.g. harmonics up
to the 40th order
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UMG 96RM Compact high performance
The compact and powerful multi-function measurement

device for energy measurement.
The UMG 96RM is equipped with a powerful, innovative
microprocessor. The sampling rate of all measurement
channels at 21.3/25.6 kHz enables a continuous measurement and acquisition of several hundred measurement values in high resolution. The most up-todate microprocessor technology, components with tight
tolerance values, decades of design and production
experience and prime firmware assure a very high
measurement accuracy and reliability for the UMG 96RM.
Main features
Measurement in IT and TN grids
LCD-Display with backlight
True RMS measurement (TRMS)
Continuous sampling of voltage and current inputs with
21.3 kHz or 25.6 kHz
Harmonic analysis up to the 40th order
The UMG 96RM collects the electrical energy consumption,

electrical standard characteristics such as current, voltage,
frequency, power and power quality characteristics, e.g.
harmonics, up to the 40th order. The high measurement
accuracy, compact construction, extensive measurement
data, multi-faceted protocol for integration into upstream
systems as well as the economical design result in the
UMG 96RM being unrivalled.
7 Energy meter for L1, L2, L3 and sum

8 tariffs
High measurement accuracy, effective energy class 0.5;
accuracy U/I, 0.2%
RCM (Option)
Including extensive package of GridVis software
up to 6 current inputs
Applications
The UMG 96S is a measurement instrument of the newest
generation which is suitable for measuring, recording and
monitoring electrical parameters (True-RMS) in low and
medium voltage networks (1 and 3-phase systems with a
neutral conductor).
One of the characteristics of this measurement instrument
is the compact construction (96x96 mm), the LCD backlight
and the measurement of harmonic currents and voltages
in each conductor. The voltage measurement inputs are
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designed for the measurement in low voltage networks

in which nominal voltages up to 300V against ground and
surge voltages up to over voltage category III can occur.
An
uncomplicated
system
integration
(energy
management system, PLC, SCADA, BMS) is assured
through a multitude of interfaces and protocols. The
GridVis software, which is included as part of the
deliverables, is the basis for energy management systems
and power quality investigations.
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Typical applications
In order to achieve a sustainable reduction in energy costs,
an overview of the energy consumption and the energy
flows in the electrical system is first required. Whether for
the build-up of energy management systems (ISO 50001/
EN16001), the cost centre management or the monitoring

of the power quality, the universal measurement devices
from the UMG 96RM range are the basis for every
application.
Energy data acquisition & load prole

With the help of the UMG 96RM detailed acquisition of energy data and
the load profile is a simple task within the scope of energy analysis.
This is essential for tracking energy efficiency and the safe design of the
energy distribution systems.
Cost centre analysis

It is becoming more and more important in industrial enterprises to
be able to assign energy costs to particular products and to be able to
determine the breakdown and allocation of energy costs to charge them
to the individual processes and consumers. This also allows employees
to focus on specific cost optimisation and conservation of energy.
Energy management systems (ISO 50001/EN 16001)

Energy management systems per standard ISO50001/EN16001 are
essential for continuous improvements in energy efficiency and reduction
of costs. Universal measurement devices from the UMG 96RM range are
an important constituent part of energy management systems, which
can also secure tax breaks (e. g. in germany) amongst other benefits.
Transparency of energy supply

A higher degree of transparency can be attained through a multistage and scalable measurement system within the scope of energy
measurement technology. Only by means of continuous measurement
with high resolution meters, sporadic events can be analysed and
corrective solutions identified.
Power quality monitoring

The UMG 96RM gives indispensable information about insufficient
power quality and enables measures to be undertaken to address
grid problems. This result is the prevention of production drop-outs,
significantly longer service life for the manufacturing resources and thus
an improved sustainability for the investment associated with them.
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Variants of UMG 96RM

The UMG 96RM is available in different versions to meet
the various application specific market requirements.
The differences between the variants are primarily with
the interfaces, protocols and configuration of the inputs

and outputs. The basic device is already comprehensively
equipped with a fast RS485 interface with Modbus
protocol and 2 digital outputs.
Basic device
4th current transformer input

The fast RS485 interface with the
The increasing proportion of non-
Modbus protocol and the 2 digital
linear loads leads to increasing
outputs allows a quick and cost-
pollution effects on the grid, in
effective monitoring of the power
particular overloading of the neutral
quality and energy consumptions.
conductor by harmonic currents.

The N-line can be continuously
monitored through the 4th current
input.
Probus and digital IOs

The
Profibus
connection
is
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
particularly used in systems where

the UMG 96RM is to be incorporated
Increasingly
into the automation environment
moving from typical field bus to
(PLC controllers).
Ethernet (TCP/IP). The UMG 96RM

Ethernet
a
Temperature input and analogue output
simple
communications
connection
integration
are
guarantees
into
the
network and a fast and reliable

A multitude of inputs and outputs
enable
into
effective
upstream
communications architecture.
integration
systems.
Low
voltage distribution systems, the
Digital IOs
transformer or the server cabinet can

be protected from over-temperature
Along with network transparency
simultaneously by means of the
Smart Grid stands for the active
temperature input.
control of energy flows and power.

In addition the UMG 96RM offers
a multitude of configurations for
IOs for intelligent integration and
control tasks.
M-Bus
The M-Bus field bus connection for
the acquisition of consumption data
collection from various different
consumption meters, such as water,
gas, heat or electrical current. The
UMG 96RM can be simply and
cost-effectively
economical
integrated
into
consumption
data
acquisition systems via the M-Bus

connection.
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Router
SPS
Interface
RS 485
Profibus (Option)
M-Bus (Option)
Ethernet (Option)
USB (Option)
Software
Networks
TN, IT networks
4 digital inputs (Option)

Pulse input
Logic input
Status monitoring
HT/LT conversion
6 digital outputs (Option)

Switch output
Limit value output
Logic output
Remote over Modbus / Profibus
3 digital inputs-/outputs (UMG 96RM-E)

Either inputs or outputs
2 analogue inputs (UMG 96RM-E)

Analogue, temperature or RCM inputs

PT 100, PT 1000 (Option)
Communication
Modbus (RTU)
Profibus DP/V0 (Option)
TCP/IP (Option)
Current: 0,2 %
Voltage: 0,2 %
Memory
(Basic unit: without data memory, energy,
min and max values are stored in the
EPROM)
256 MB Flash
Power quality
Harmonics up to 40th
THD-U
THD-I
Unbalance
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Three/four phase power analysers; 50/60Hz; current transformer .../1/5A; including GridVis programming and analysis software
USB
Ethernet 100baseT
4th current transformer input
M-Bus
Analogue inputs Temperature/

residual current, combinable
Profibus
Digital inputs/outputs (
either 3 inputs or 3 outputs)
RS 485
Digital-/
pulse output
Clock an battery
Digital inputs
Memory size
Supply voltage**:
95...240 V AC,
80...340 V DC
10% vof nominal range
Interfaces
Type
Item number
UMG 96RM
52.22.001
256 MB
UMG 96RM-P
52.22.002
UMG 96RM-M
52.22.003*2
256 MB*
UMG 96RM-E
52.22.004*1
256 MB
UMG 96RM-CBM
52.22.005
UMG 96RM-EL
52.22.006*2
Accesories
Fastening clamps for UMG 96 RM (52.22.001), UMG 96 RM-M (52.22.003) and UMG 96RM-EL (52.22.006).
Clamps for fastening the measurement instrument - with front panel thickness from 6 mm or with heavy vibrations.
= Contained = Not possible
*1 available from 2nd quarter 2012 *2 available from 4th quarter 2012 * 192 MB available for recordings **Optional additional auxiliary voltages.
For parameterization of the basic unit (item-no. 52.22.001) is an interface converter and the software GridVis recommended.
Features
Three wire/Four wire
yes/yes
Sampling frequency
21.33 / 25.6 kHz
Energy tariffs
4 x kWh / 4xkVArh
Harmonics
1..40th
Distortion factor THD-U / THD-I in %
yes
Imbalance
yes
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
yes
Interfaces
Communication
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
yes, not M andEL
Profibus DP
yes, Version P
M-Bus
Ethernet
yes, Version M
RJ45-sockets
yes, Version P and CBM
Webserver
yes, Version E
Modbus RTU
yes, not M and EL
Profibus DP V0
yes, Version P
Modbus TCP/IP
yes, Version E and EL
Modbus over TCP
yes, Version E
Modbus-Gateway
yes, Version E
HTTP
yes, Version E
SMTP
E-Mail
yes, Version E
Protocols
SNMP
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yes, Version E and EL
USB
yes, Version E
SNTP
yes, Version E
TFTP
yes, Version E
FTP
File Transfer
yes, Version E
DHCP
yes, Version E
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Nominal voltage
277/480 V AC
480 V AC
300 V CAT III
Quadrants
yes
Scanning rate 50/60 Hz
Per channel
21.33 / 25.6 kHz
Mounting
-1055 C
Protection class
0.08 - 2.5 mm
1.5 mm
IP 20
Current
0 .. 9999 kA
0 .. 5 A
0,03 .. 9999 kA
0.03 .. 25 A
Voltage L-N
0 .. 9999 kV
10 .. 300 V
L2
L3
Maximum value
L1
Average value
Measurement range
at scaling factor 1
Display range
Lowest value
Sum
Measurement values
+-0.5 %
+-1.0 %
+-0.2 %
Voltage L-L
0,0 .. 9999 kV
18 .. 520 V
Frequency (U)
45,00 .. 65,00 Hz
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
Measurement
accuracy
+-0.2 %
+-0.05 %
Effective power per phase
0 W .. 9999 GW
0 W .. 1.8 kW
+-0.5 %
Apparent power per phase
0 VA .. 9999 GVA
0 VA .. 1.8 kVA
+-0.5 %
Reactive power per phase
0 var .. 9999 Gvar
0 var .. 1.8 kvar
ind.
+-1.0 %
Effective power, sum
0 W .. 9999 GW
0 W .. 5.4 kW
+-0.5 %
Apparent power sum
0 VA .. 9999 GVA
0 VA .. 5.4 kVA
+-0.5 %
Reactive power, sum
0 var .. 9999 Gvar
0 var .. 5.4 kvar
ind.
+-1.0 %
cos-phi
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0 .. 999,999,999 kWh
+-1.0 degree
Class 0.5(5A)
0 .. 999,999,999 kvarh
Class 1(5A)
0 .. 999,999,999 h
+-2 min per day
Power quality
Harmonics, 1-40 harmonic
Accuracy class 1
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy class 1
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy class 1
Recorder for threshold events
yes, for units with memory
Peripherie
Digital inputs
As a status or pulse input
refer to order details
Digital outputs
As a switch or pulse output
Analogue outputs
4...20mA, Temp. or RCM
Password protection
Software GridVis
yes
Refer to chapter 5
yes
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Combination of the various variants

External power supply with wide voltage range.
The external battery compartment enables the battery to be replaced
whilst the system is running.
Ethernet connection for fast and secure integration into the network,
or USB-connector for configuration.
The large number of digital inputs and outputs (up to 4 x IN and
6 x OUT) enables the integration of subordinate measurement
points in the same way as the UMG 96RM is integrated into
upstream systems.
The 4th current transformer input enables monitoring of the

N-line or a 4th single phase load.
Dimensional drawing
Typical connection option (UMG 96RM-P)
74
100
91
96
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The compact...
...particularly for applications with tight spaces. The
shallow installation depth enables integration even where
space is limited, for example in subdistribution panels.
Installation and connection costs can be substantially
reduced due to the user-friendly construction.
Side and rear views are showing each a combination of the various
variants just to indicate overall dimensions, as well as placement of
interfaces and connectors. For the specic design of an individual
variant please refer to our operation manual.
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UMG 503 Digital measurement
Power analysers of the UMG 503 product family are mainly

systems. The large display in 144 x 144mm housing, the
higher accuracy level and the extended measurement
range allows universal applications. Additional functions
such as the measurement of harmonics, the recording
of minimum and maximum values, the relay outputs,
pulse and analogue outputs, the bi-metallic strip function,
password protection and many more offer an effective
tool for fault analysis and for monitoring power quality.
Measurement, monitoring and controlling of electrical
parameters in energy distribution systems
Recording of load profiles for energy management
systems
Collection of energy consumption data for cost centre
analysis
management systems or PLC (Modbus)
Monitoring of harmonics, limit value monitoring
The interface and field bus features (Modbus) enable

communication of the measurement data and
incorporation in extensive energy management systems.
The integrated logic enables the analysis of measurement
data and the introduction of concrete measures.
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The universal power analyser

Clear cost advantages also result from the construction of
the cabinet due to lower installation costs and less wiring
efforts in comparison to analogue measuring technology.
Universal measuring instruments of the UMG 503 product
family are mainly designed for use in low and medium
voltage distribution systems.
Main features
Large measurement and display range
A large display in 144x 144mm housing
RS232, RS485 interface
Field bus: Modbus
Harmonics display
2 relay outputs (mechanical relay)
Digital I/O and analogue outputs
Integrated logic for alarm signals
Applications
The UMG 503 is a digital flush-mounted measurement
instrument which is suitable for measuring and recording
voltage networks. The measurement is suitable for 1- and
3-phase systems with and without neutral conductors.
At a mains frequency of 50 Hz, the scanning frequency
of random measurements, which takes place twice per
second, is 6.4 kHz. It is characterised by the high accuracy
level, the compact construction and the measurement of
harmonics in each phase.
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functions such as the recording of minimum and
maximum values, the bi-metallic strip function, password
protection and many more. Due to the large display, the
wide measurement range and the high accuracy level, the
UMG 503 power analyser is very popular in low voltage
main distribution panels. The possibility for communication through various field buses enables incorporation
in more complex energy management systems as well as
the connection to PLC controls or central building control
systems. The integrated harmonics analysis becomes
more significant with increasing network pollution
(increasing THD-U values).
In order to achieve the functional diversity of the universal

measurement instrument, you would need around 13
analogue units such as an ampere meter, volt meter,
volt meter switch, power meter (kW, kVA, kvar, cos ), an
effective and reactive energy meter (kWh/kvarh), a clock,
a frequency meter and a harmonic analyser. This means
that the planning, installation, wiring and storage costs
are significantly reduced for the UMG 503 in comparison
to analogue measuring instruments. Another advantage
is the more accurate and better legibility. Selected
measurement values and power failure/power return are
recorded in a ring buffer with time stamp.
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Data memory
A ring buffer for 80,000 or 320,000 measurement values
(depending on the variant) is available for storing the
selected average values. With the factory settings, average
values of U1, U2, U3, I1, I2, I3, P1, P2 and P3 are stored
using an average time of 15 minutes for approximately 1
year for variants with 512 k RAM (approximately 3 months
for types with 128k RAM).
A total of six limit value windows for storing measurement
values can be programmed. The upper and lower limit
values can be freely selected. The recording can take
place within or outside of the range.
Measurement value displays and automatic

display rotation
The extremely well legible LCD data field in connection
with the function keys informs the user about the selected
measurement values (current, low, high and average
values). With the UMG 503, three measurement values
can be simultaneously displayed in the LCD data field and
up to 140 data fields can be individually designed with
the GridVis software. A cycle between 1 and 9999 seconds
can be set and a selection of measurement values can be
made.
Bi-metallic strip function

The bi-metallic strip function is recreated for the three
external conductor currents. These values can be
integrated in the stated times and be recorded as highest
average values.
Summer/winter time switch

The following options can be selected:
Power values and cos
a) No switchover
b) Own switchover point
c) EU listed switching
Event memory
The following events can be registered in the event
memory:
Deletion of the event memory
Currents
Relay outputs on/off

Failure and return of the auxiliary voltage
Failure and return of the measurement voltage
THD-U
Voltage transformer
Interfaces
The communication interfaces of the UMG 503 which are
configured in accordance with the EIA RS485 standard
(half duplex) support the Modbus RTU in integer format.
The communication protocol can be selected by using the
menu.
In the Modbus RTU mode, baud rates from 9.6 kBit/s to
115 kBit/s are supported (depending on the design
version). The register addresses are available to the PLC
user in integer format.
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Pulse output*4
The pulse output delivers the effective or reactive energy
in current pulses. The minimum pulse length is 50ms.
Relay outputs*4
The relay outputs K1 and K2 can be used for monitoring
limit values. Each relay output can be linked with a
measurement value and (recorded with date and time)
can be stored if the value is not achieved or is exceeded. A
minimum initialisation time can be programmed for each
relay output to avoid excessively frequent switching.
Auxiliary input*4
The auxiliary input can be programmed for
the following functions:
OFF = auxiliary input is not used
1 = reset of the 15 minutes
power average value
3 = synchronisation of the internal clock
*4 refer to product variant
Scope of operation and types of variants

2 relay outputs
For limit value monitoring
I, U, P,
THD-U etc.
1 pulse output
For the effective or reactive
energy
Modem
PLC
Software
Interfaces
RS232
RS485
Communication
Modbus RTU (integer format)
1 analogue output
0/4 .. 20 mA
128 memory/512 kByte

For 80,000/320,000
measurement values
1 auxiliary input for

Resetting the 15 minute
power average value
Tariff switchover
Synchronisation of the
internal clock
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Three/four-phase universal measurement instruments 50/60Hz; current transformer...1/5A;including GridVis programming and analysis software
40 .. 115V AC,
55 .. 165V DC
15 .. 55V AC,
20 .. 80V DC
Memory
128k RAM
Memory
512k RAM
Relay output
Pulse output
Analogue output
0(4) -20mA
RS 232
RS 485
Auxiliary input
3-phase measurement
Interfaces
85 .. 250V AC,
80 .. 370V DC
Auxiliary voltage
Type
UMG 503 L
52.07.017
UMG 503 LS
52.07.028
UMG 503 S
52.07.008
UMG 503 V
52.07.001
UMG 503 V
52.07.014
UMG 503 V
52.07.005
UMG 503 OV
52.07.006
= Contained = Not possible
Item number
o = Option which can be supplied with the unit (each option is only possible once)
Options for the units (release code)

Relay outputs (min/max)
OV
52.07.051
Pulse output for effective or reactive energy
OV
52.07.052
Analogue output 0(4) 20mA
OV
52.07.053
Auxiliary input
OV
52.07.056
Three-phase measurement
L/LG/LS/S/OV
52.07.058
GridVis software
The UMG 503 power analysers contains the GridVis
software upon delivery. On one hand, this software
enables simple and complete parameterisation of the
respective measurement instruments and on the other
hand, it can download the measurement value memory in
the unit where available. In GridVis, the data is stored in a
database and can be processed in MS Excel for example.
More information is available in chapter 5 software.
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600V CAT III
Quadrants
Scanning rate 6 channel
Per channel
6.4 / 7.68 kHz
Weight
1kg
Dimensions
W=144mm x H=144mm x D=66.5mm
Mounting
Working temperature
-1055 C

0.08 - 2.5mm2
1.5mm2
IP 50/20
Measurement range
50500VAC
80870VAC
Current (transformer: x/1 and x/5 A))
0,005...6A
Frequency of mains
45...65Hz
Grid types
TN, TT, (IT)
Measurement in single and multi-phase networks
L2
L3
Average value*1
Maximum value
Date/Time
0.005 .. 6 A
+-0.2 %
0.005 .. 1 A
+-0.2 %
+-0.6 %
+-0.2 %
+-0.2 %
+-0.2 %
+-0.5 %
Sum
L1
Lowest value
Measurement values
Measurement
accuracy
Display range
Measurement range
at scaling factor 1
Current .. /5A
0.000 .. 9999 A
Current .. /1A
0.000 .. 9999 A
Current, neutral wire
0.000 .. 9999 A
0.060 .. 15 A
Voltage L-N
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
50 .. 500 V
Voltage L-L
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
80 .. 870 V
Frequency (U)
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
Effective power +/-
0.00 W .. 9999 MW
0.05 W .. 2.5 kW
Apparent power
0.00 VA .. 9999 MVA
0.05 VA .. 2.5 kVA
Reactive power
0.00 kvar .. 999 Mvar
0.05 var .. 2.5 kvar
Power factor
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
Effective energy +
Effective energy -
0.0 Wh .. 9999 GWh

-0.0 Wh .. -9999 GWh
0.05 Wh .. 9999 GWh

-0.05 Wh .. -9999 GWh*2
t1/t2
*3
Reactive energy +/-
0.0 .. 9999 Gvarh
0.05vars .. 9999 Mvarh
t /t
*3
*2
*2
+-0.5 %
kap.
ind.
+-0.5 %
kap.
ind.
+-0.5 %
t : start time, t : runtime, + purchase, - supply, *1 - integration over time: 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 minutes, *2 memory period 60 minutes, *3 accuracy class
according to EN61036:1996, VDE0418 part 7: May 1997, IEC1036:1996, with current transformer ../5A : class 1, with current transformer ../1A : class 2
1
Power quality
Harmonics, 1st to 20th harmonics,
even/uneven
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
Recorder for limit value events
yes
Reactive energy kvarh
Class
Effective energy kWh
Class
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Periphery
Digital inputs (auxiliary input)
As a status input
Relay outputs
As a switch output
Pulse outputs
Analogue outputs
(0) 4...20mA
Password protection
yes
Software GridVis
Refer to chapter 5
yes
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4 kbps
Yes, refer to order details
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 115,2 kbps, 1.5 Mbs
Up to 115,2 kbps
yes
Communication
Interfaces
Protocols
Modbus RTU
PLC communication example ... 31 units (up to 255 units can be added using star repeater)
Modbus
RS485
PC communication example ... 31 units (can be extended up to 255 units by star repeater)
Software
RS485
RS232
Com server (TCP/IP) example for local networks ... 31 units per ComServer
Max. 57600 Baud
Software
RS485
Ethernet
(TCP/IP)
100
BaseT
Note:
the ComServer is only suitable for a local network
Fibre optic connection example ... 31units per line

Software
RS232
RS485
LWL
RS485
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Dimensional drawing
Switchboard cut-out 139 x 139mm. All dimensions in mm.
Typical connection option
(Art.-Nr. 52.07.001)
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UMG 505 Power analysis, LON and I/O-Vielfalt
Power analysers of the UMG505 product family are mainly

systems. Due to the additional communication options
using LON, this power analyser is often used in building
management systems. The large number of digital and
analogue inputs and outputs (4 DI, 5DO, 4AO) enables
the incorporation in monitoring systems, control tasks,
information reports, the communication of measurement
data (e.g. energy consumption) at a control point and
incorporation in an extensive energy management
system. Additional functions such as the measurement
of harmonics, the recording of minimum and maximum
values, pulse and analogue outputs, the bi-metallic strip
function, password protection and many more offers an
effective tool for fault analysis and for monitoring power
quality.
Measurement, monitoring and control of electrical parameters
Recording of load proles for energy management systems
(cost centre data collection)
Measurement value generator for central building control
systems or PLC
Monitoring of harmonics, limit value monitoring
Control tasks e.g. depending upon achieved measurement
values or limit values
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LON for building services, analogue I/Os for control tasks

the cabinet which results in lower installation costs and
less wiring efforts in comparison to analogue measuring
technology. Universal measuring instruments of the UMG
505 product family are mainly designed for use in low and
medium voltage distribution systems.
Main features
LON bus
Harmonics display
4 analogue outputs
4 digital inputs, 5 digital outputs
Integrated logic for control tasks and alarm signals
Weekly time switch with 100 channels

functions such as the recording of minimum and maximum
values, the bi-metallic strip function, password protection
and many more. Due to the LON field bus, the UMG 505 is
starting to find more applications in building services. The
large number of digital and analogue inputs and outputs
offers a variety of communication possibilities and allow
connection to PLC controls and independent control
tasks. The integrated harmonics analysis becomes more
significant with increasing network pollution (increasing
THD-U values).
Applications
The UMG 505 is a digital flush-mounted measurement
instrument which is suitable for measuring and recording
voltage networks. The measurement device is suitable
for 1- and 3-phase systems with and without neutral
conductors. At a mains frequency of 50 Hz, the scanning
frequency of random measurements, which takes place
twice per second, is 6.4 kHz. It is characterised by the
high accuracy level, the compact construction and the
measurement of harmonics in each phase.
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In order to achieve functional variety of the UMG 505, you

would need around 13 analogue units such as an ampere
meter, volt meter, volt meter switch, power meter (kW,
kVA, kvar, cos ), an effective and reactive energy meter
(kWh/kvarh), a clock, a frequency meter and a harmonic
analyser. This means that the planning, installation,
wiring and storage costs are significantly reduced with
the UMG 505 in comparison to analogue measuring
instruments. Another advantage is the more accurate and
better legibility. Selected measurement values and power
failure/power return are recorded in a ring buffer with
time stamp.
Chapter 02
Measurement value displays and automatic

display rotation
The extremely legible LCD display in connection with
the function keys informs the user about the selected
measurement values (actual, low, high and average
values). With the UMG 505, three measurement values
can be simultaneously displayed in the LCD data field and
up to 140 data fields can be individually designed with
the GridVis software. A cycle between 1 and 9999 seconds
can be set for measurement value rotation and a selection
of measurement values can be made.
Memory
The memory of the UMG 505 is split into three areas: the
event memory, the lowest and highest memory and the
ring buffer.
Event memory
The following events can be stored in the event memory
with time and date:
Deletion of the event memory
Changes to the digital input
Failure and return of the auxiliary voltage
Failure and return of the measurement voltage
Up to a maximum of 9999 events can be stored. The data

can only be read out with the PC and the GridVis
software.
Ring buffer
The following can be selected for storage in the ring
buffer:
Average of measurement values
The fixed energy meters
When storing the average values of U1, U2, U3, I1, I2, I3,
P1, P2 and P3 using an average time of 15 minutes, the
memory is sufficient for a period of 1 year. A total of six
limit value windows for storing measurement values can
be programmed. The upper and lower limit values can
be freely selected. The recording can take place within or
outside of the range.
Summer/winter time switch

The following options can be selected:
No switchover
Own switchover point
EU listed switching
Weekly time switch
The time switch in the UMG 505 has 100 time channels.
Each time switch channel specifies a period of time. The
period of time is specified by the start-up point and the
switch off point. The start and stop points are defined by
weekdays, hour and minutes. Each time switch channel
can simultaneously control a time switch output and
select a consumption meter. A time switch output can be
allocated to a digital output when programming the
digital outputs.
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Scope of operation UMG 505
Pulse input
Digital input 4 can also be used as a pulse meter input for
the effective energy measurement (max 20Hz).
Digital inputs
The 4 optical coupler inputs are illustrated on the internal
inputs 1 to 4. The eight inputs from the LON bus interface
(option) are illustrated on the internal inputs 5 to 12. The
status of the digital inputs 1-4 can be called up using the
serial interface.
Each input channel can simultaneously switch a energy
counter and synchronise the internal clock.
Two of each of the digital inputs can be linked with each
other using AND. The results can be allocated to an input
channel. Each digital input 1 to 4 is allocated to an event
counter (1-3 max. 1Hz). If one of the digital inputs (1 to 4)
is allocated a function, with the exception of pulse value,
all changes are recorded with the date and time stamp in
the event memory.
Digital output
The UMG 505 has five digital transistor outputs. These
outputs are marked on the display with out1 to out5.
Each of these outputs can be allocated to a different data
source. There are up to 5 different data sources which can
be selected:
Limit value outputs
Times switch outputs
LON bus (option)
Energy meter
Each data source can only be allocated to one output. If
an output is allocated to a consumption meter, the output
works as a pulse generator.
The signals from all data sources (except the consumption
meter) can also be generated as inverted signals.
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Pulse outputs
The five digital outputs in the UMG 505 can be assigned
as pulse outputs. The minimum pulse length is 50ms and
the maximum frequency is 10Hz.
Analogue outputs
The UMG 505 has 4 analogue outputs. The analogue
outputs have common ground and are galvanically
isolated from the other inputs and outputs in the UMG
505. An external auxiliary voltage of 20V to 30V DC is
required to operate the analogue outputs. The sources for
analogue outputs are:
Measurement values
Values which are sent to the UMG 505 through Modbus.
Interfaces
Depending upon the product variant, the UMG 505 is
equipped with an RS485 LON and/or an RS232 interface.
The RS232 interface serves as a peer-to-peer connection
e.g. as a connection between the UMG 505 and a laptop.
The protocol Modbus RTU is available through the RS485
which is used to network the UMG 505. The LON interface
is frequently used in central building control systems in
order to incorporate the UMG 505 in building automation.
Five limit value outputs can be programmed to monitor
the measurement values. Each limit value output can be
allocated to up to 3 comparators (A, B, C). The following
can be programmed for each comparator:
2 limit values and 2 measurement values or
2 limit values and 1 measurement value or
1 limit value and the minimum start-up time
Any limit value violations established by a limit value
output is registered in the event memory with a record of
the time and can also be issued on a digital output.
Chapter 02
Modem
PLC
Software
Interfaces
LON
RS232
Protocols
LONTalk
Modbus RTU (RS 232)
Limit value programming

with 3 comparators
Minimum start up time if the value is
exceeded
Minimum start up time if the value is not
achieved
Hysteresis if the value is exceeded
Hysteresis if the value is not achieved
Within range
Outside of range
Both limit values exceeded
Both limit values not achieved
4 digital inputs
Pulse input
HT/LT switchover
Clock synchronisation
5 digital outputs
Limit value output for I, U, P etc.
Remote using
Pulse output effective/reactive energy
Time switch output
4 analogue outputs
0 .. 20 mA or 4 .. 20 mA can be set
Almost all measurement values
Values from the Modbus
512k byte memory

For 320,000 measurement values
Event memory
Lowest and highest values
Ring buffer
Weekly time switch

100 channels
Digital output
Nominal value switchover HT / LT
Energy meter, 4 tariffs
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Three / four phase universal measurement instrument; 50/ 60Hz; current transformer ../1/5A;
including GridVis programming and analysis software
Interfaces
4 digital inputs
5 digital outputs
4 passive analogue
outputs 0(4) 20mA
LON
RS 232
RS 485
3-phase measurement
Memory 512k RAM
15 .. 55V AC,
20 .. 80V DC
40 .. 115V AC,
55 .. 165V DC
85 .. 265V AC,
80 .. 370V DC
Auxiliary voltage
UMG 505 LON
52.10.001
UMG 505 LON
52.10.002
UMG 505 LON
52.10.003
= Included
Type
Item number
- = Not possible

600V CAT III
Quadrants
Scanning rate 6 channels
4
Per channel
6.4 kHz / 7.68 kHz
Weight
1kg
Dimensions
W= 144mm x H=144mm x D=66.5mm
Mounting
-1055 C

0.08 - 2.5 mm2,

1.5 mm2
IP 50/20
Measurement range
50500VAC
80870VAC
Current (transformer: x/1 and x/5 A)
0.005...6 A
Frequency of mains
45...65 Hz
Grid types
TN, TT, (IT)
Power quality
Harmonics, 1st to 20th harmonics,
even/uneven
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
Distortion factorTHD- I in %
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
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L2
L3
Average value*1
Maximum value
Date/Time
0.005 .. 6 A
+-0.2 %
0.005 .. 1 A
+-0.2 %
+-0.6 %
50 .. 500 V
+-0.2 %
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
80 .. 870 V
+-0.2 %
Frequency (U)
45,00 .. 65.00 Hz
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
+-0.2 %
Effective power +/-
0.00 W .. 9999 MW
0.05 W .. 2.5 kW
+-0.5 %
Apparent power
0.00 VA .. 9999 MVA
0.05 VA .. 2.5 kVA
+-0.5 %
Reactive power
0.00 kvar .. 999 Mvar
0.05 var .. 2.5 kvar
kap.
ind.
+-0.5 %
Power factor
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
kap.
ind.
Effective energy +
Effective energy -
0.0 Wh .. 9999 GWh

-0.0 Wh .. -9999 GWh
0.05 Wh .. 9999 GWh*2

-0.05 Wh .. -9999 GWh*2
Reactive energy +/-
0.0 .. 9999 Gvarh
0.05vars .. 9999 Mvarh*2
Harmonic rateTHD U,I
0.0 .. 100 %
0.0 .. 100 %
+-0.5 %
Partial harmonic I, 2.-20.
0.000 A .. 9999 A
0.005 A .. 5A (1 A)
+-0.5 %
Partial harmonic U, 2.-20.
0.000 V .. 9999 V
0.000 V .. 9999 V
+-0.5 %
Display range
Measurement range
at scaling factor 1
Current .. /5A
0.000 .. 9999 A
Current .. /1A
0.000 .. 9999 A
Current, calculated in neutral
0.000 .. 9999 A
0.060 .. 15 A
Voltage L-N
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
Voltage L-L
Sum
L1
Lowest value
Measurement values
Measurement
accuracy
+-0.5 %
t /t
*3
t1/t2
*3
t : start time, t2: runtime, + purchase, - supply

*1 - integration over time: 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes
*2 - memory period 60 minutes
*3 - accuracy class according to EN61036:1996, VDE0418 part 7: May 1997, IEC1036:1996 with current transformer ../5A: class 1 with current transformer ../1A: class 2
1
Features
Memory size
512kB
Clock
3 minutes per month
Weekly time switch
Yes, 100 channels
Periphery
Digital inputs
Digital outputs
Analogue outputs
0(4)...20mA
Password protection
Software GridVis
yes
Refer to chapter 5
yes
9.6, 19.2, 38.4 kbps
Communication
Interfaces
RS 232
LON
Protocols
Modbus RTU
yes
LonTalk
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Dimensional drawing
Switch board cut-out 139x139 mm. All dimensions in mm.
Illustration: option with LON
Consumers
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UMG 507
UMG 507 Power analyser
Power analysers of the UMG 507 product family are

suitable for use at all network levels. The continuous
measurement enables the collection of various
measurement parameters, the identification of shortterm interruptions, a fault recorder function and harmonic
analysis. Extensive communication options e.g. Ethernet
(TCP/IP), Modbus, Profibus, RS232, RS485, HTTP, SMTP,
UTP or DNS allow affordable and quick integration in
existing communication networks. Worldwide access to
the embedded web server can be gained through a web
browser. This means that the extensive opportunities
offered by the UMG 507 are available without any
additional software. The large number of digital and
analogue inputs and outputs enable incorporation in
monitoring systems, control tasks, information reports,
the communication of measurement data (e.g. energy
consumption) to a central control point and incorporation
in extensive energy management systems. Nummerus

logic functions allow the analysis of measurement data
and the introduction of concrete measures.
For measuring, monitoring and control of electrical parameters
For recording load proles (energy consumption) for energy
management systems (cost centre data collection)
For monitoring power quality (harmonics, short term
interruptions, inrush currents)
Control tasks e.g. depending upon the achieved measurement
values or limit values
Remote monitoring via onboard homepage
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Multi-function power analyser

the cabinet which results in lower installation costs and
less wiring efforts in comparison to analogue measuring
technology. Power analysers of the UMG 507 product
family are designed for use at all network levels.
Main features
Data collection of short-term interruptions
Harmonics analysis
6 digital inputs, 6 digital outputs, 2 analogue outputs,
1 analogue input
1 temperature input
Integrated logic for control tasks and alarm signals
Modbus master, Ethernet / Modbus gateway
Due to the continuous measurement, short-term

interruptions are registered and the fault recorder
function provides more information about the event. A
rapid, cost-optimised and reliable communication system
can be developed through the Ethernet connection. The
instruments own homepage offers you the opportunity
to call up the data or configure the instrument directly
using the embedded web server. The large number of
digital and analogue inputs and outputs offers a variety of
communication possibilities and allow connection to PLC
controls and independent control tasks. The integrated
harmonic analysis becomes more significant with
increasing network pollution (increasing THD-U values).
Applications
The three-phase electronic measuring instrument collects
and digi
talises the effective values of currents and
voltages (True RMS) in a 50/60Hz network. The integrated
from the sampling values. All measurement values are
continuously measured and recorded at intervals of
200ms over 10 periods (50 Hz).
This allows the safe identification of short-term
interruptions with the fault recorder function. For shortterm events, the effective values are recorded over 128
periods with 64 pre-trigger periods and with the transient
memory over 5 periods with 2 pre-trigger periods.
The reaction time of the internal outputs is < 10ms and the
external bus outputs < 200ms.
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GridVis software
The UMG 507 power analysers already contain the GridVis
software upon delivery. On one hand, this software
enables simple and complete parameterisation of the
respective measurement instruments and on the other
hand, can analyse the measurement value memory in
the unit. In GridVis, the data are stored in a database and
can be processed in MS Excel for example. GridVis also
allows online presentation of the measurement values.
More information is available in chapter 5 Software.
Embedded web server/e-mail
Worldwide access to the UMG 507 can be gained through a
web browser. In order to provide access, the web address
and access authorisations must be set up. The complete
parameterisation software is filed as an HTML page on
the flash memory. The open architecture of the UMG 507
allows the user to apply own ideas to design Java-Applets
and Active X-components and file them on the UMG
507. If limit value violations or events occur, they can be
automatically sent to the set up e-mail address. Data from
the memory storage can be sent by e-mail (attachment)
at preset times and processed with the GridVis software.
Protocols: HTTP, SMT, UTP, DNS, NTP, MOD TCP, Modbus
over TCP, DHCP/BootP.
Connection to an ISDN router / DSL router

The unit can be connected to the internet using an external
router (e.g. ISDN router or DSL router).
The SMTP authentication enables you to store mails on
the internet providers mailbox using the Plain/Login/
Cram-MDS (newest encryption methods).
Data collection and recording

The UMG 507 has an internal memory of 256 KB RAM
and, depending on the version, an additional memory of
16 MB flash is available for continuous recording of the
measured data. This measurement value memory can
be freely configured with reference to the measurement
values which are to be saved and the recording intervals.
In addition, the highest and lowest actual values (200 ms
average time) can also be saved within these intervals.
The recording of events is prompted by triggers. Events
such as excess currents, under voltage or overvoltage can
be safely collected from a half period duration. Events are
recorded over 128 periods as effective value recorders.
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Effective value recorder (128 periods)
Waveform recorder
Transformer monitoring, k-factor

The maximum permitted current can be monitored in
transformers, fuses or motors by entering the k-factor. The
data from transformer manufacturers such as the current
and k-factor (1= 100%) can be programmed on the digital
output using the comparator. In addition, the temperature
input can be used for transformer monitoring.
can be collected using the temperature input. Any process

signals can be allocated to the analogue input.
Inputs and outputs

Depending upon the product variant, the UMG 507 has
a large number of internal digital and analogue inputs
and outputs (refer to design versions). The top versions
of the UMG 507 (AD, P, E and EP) have six digital inputs,
six digital outputs, two analogue outputs (0/4-20mA), a
temperature input and an analogue input (0/4-20mA). The
digital inputs can be used as pulse inputs, synchronisation
inputs or signal inputs. The digital outputs can be defined
as limit value outputs, pulse outputs, time switch outputs
or logic outputs. Both analogue outputs can be applied as
measurement value transducers or for analogue control
of generators (0-20mA). Transformer temperature data
Integrated logic
The 128 programmable logic links provide connections
between inputs and outputs, measurement values and
internal functions of the UMG 507. The standard operators
AND, NAND, OR, XOR, EQU, rising edge and falling
edge are available. The events are allocated to free flags
which can also be linked with other flags. The incoming
information through the Modbus RTU or the Profibus can
also be incorporated in the logic links.
Trigger events, the virtual weekly time switch channels
and Emax channels, the limit value comparator and
signals received through the field bus are available as
operands. These flags can then prompt the switchover
of digital outputs, tariff changes, measurement value
synchronisation, the time setting or the despatch of
an e-mail. Measurement values can also be added,
subtracted, multiplied or divided.
Modbus RTU master function / Modbus gateway

The RS485 of the UMG 507E/EP can
also be used as a Modbus RTU master.
This means that the measurement
instruments UMG 96, UMG 503, UMG
Ethernet/TCP/IP
507L, UMG 505 and Prodata with RS485,
ISDN router
(Internet) or switch (intranet)
protocol Modbus RTU can be connected
to the RS485 of the UMG 507E/EP and, in
full functionality, can be illustrated on the
Recommended cable type: Li 2YCY(TP) 2x2x0.22
Ethernet TCP/IP for example. In addition,
RS485/Modbus RTU
the instrument inputs and outputs can
be decentrally expanded using the
WAGO modules. For the Modbus data
of other bus users, a minimum of 32
and a maximum of 64 three Modbus
data points are available such as in the
UMG 96S
UMG 96S
UMG 96S
(Freezer output)
(Lighting output)
(Ventilation output)
topology view of the GridVis.
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UMG 507E
The Modbus field bus gateway

on the Ethernet
Maximum of 31 units on
one line without repeater
UMG 96S
(Compressor output)
Chapter 02
Modem
PLC
Software
Interfaces
Ethernet
RS232
RS485
6 digital inputs
Pulse input
HT/LT switchover
Clock synchronisation
Signal input logic
6 digital outputs
Limit value output for I, U, P etc.
Remote using Modbus / Profibus
Pulse output effective energy/reactive
energy
Signal output short term interruption
reaction time <=10ms
Logic output
2 analogue outputs
Settings: 0...20mA or 4...20mA
1 analogue outputs
16Mbyte memory
For 1000k events and measurement
values
256kByte RAM memory
For 18k events and measurement values
Highlights
The despatch of e-mails including ring
buffer contents
Web server
JAVA Applets
Active X components
Macromedia FLASH in MX
Modbus master function
Supports WAGO I/O using the RS 485
and Modbus TCP/IP*
Capturing short term interruption
>=10ms for U and I
Measurement value recorder (1
measurement value every 200 ms)
Connection to DSL/ISDN router
* Special software is necessary on the

WAGO coupler - available from us.
Protocols
Profibus DP V0
Modbus RTU
Modbus TCP/IP (Port 502)
UTP
Modbus over TCP/IP (Port 8000)
SMTP
HTTP
DNS
NTP
Weekly time switch

24 channels
Digital output
Nominal value switchover HT/LT
Send e-mail
Limit value programming

with 16 comparators
Within window
Within window with hysteresis
Outside of window
Outside of window with hysteresis
Over limit value
Over limit value with hysteresis
Under limit value
Under limit value with hysteresis,
setting: lead/follow-up time
Ethernet / Modbus gateway*

Simple connection of Modbus devices
* Master/Slave operation only possible with
UMG 96S, UMG 503, UMG 505, Prophi and
ProData
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6 digital inputs
6 digital outputs
1 temperature input
= Included
Item number
UMG 507 L
52.15.004
UMG 507 EL
52.15.021
UMG 507 AD
52.15.003
UMG 507 P
52.15.002
UMG 507 E
52.15.001
UMG 507 E
52.15.006
UMG 507 E
52.15.011
UMG 507 EP
52.15.005
UMG 507 EP
52.15.010
UMG 507 EP
52.15.015
Ethernet 10baseT
Type
RS 485
RS 232
Integrated weekly
time switch clock
Additional 16MB
flash memory
Profibus DP V0
Memory 256k RAM
2 passive
analogue outputs
20 .. 45V AC,
20 .. 60V DC
1 analogue input
40 .. 115V AC,
55 .. 165V DC
Interfaces
85 .. 265V AC,
120 .. 370V DC
Auxiliary voltage
- = Not possible

600V CAT III
Quadrants
Measurement
Per channel
Continuous
Weight
1kg
Dimensions
W= 144mm x H= 144mm x D=66.5mm
Mounting
-1055 C

0.08 - 2.5 mm2,

1.5 mm2
IP 50/20
Measurement range
50500VAC
80870VAC
0.005...6 A
Frequency of mains
45...65 Hz
Grid types
TN, TT, (IT)
Accuracy VA
0,2%
Reactive energy kvarh
Class
1 (5A), 2 (1A)
Effective energy kWh
Class
1 (5A), 2 (1A)
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Maximum
average value
Average value*1
Maximum value
Date/Time
Lowest value
Sum
Measurement values
Measurement
parameter
Display range
Measurement range
at scaling factor 1
Current .. /(1)5A
0.000 .. 9999 A
0.005 .. /(1)6A
Current, N
0.000 .. 9999 A
0.060 .. 15 A
Voltage L-N
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
50 .. 500 V
Voltage L-L
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
90 .. 870 V
Pos./neg./
zero sequence
0.0 .. 999.9 MV
50 .. 500 V
Frequency (U)
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
45.00 .. 65.00 Hz
Effective power +/-
0.00 W .. 9999 MW
0.05 W .. 2.5 kW
Apparent power
0.00 VA .. 9999 MVA
0.05 VA .. 2.5 kVA
Reactive power
0.00 kvar .. 999 mvar
0.05 var .. 2.5 kvar
Power factor
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
0.00 kap. .. 1.00 .. 0.00 ind.
Effective energy +
Effective energy -
0.0 Wh .. 9999 GWh

-0.0 Wh .. -9999 GWh
Reactive energy +/-
0.0 .. 9999 Gvarh
L1
L2
L3
Measurement
accuracy
+-0.2 %
+-0.6 %
+-0.2 %
+-0.2 %
+-0.5 %
+-0.2 %
+-0.5 %
+-0.5 %
ind.
+-0.5 %
ind.
+-0.5 %
0.05 Wh .. 9999 GWh

-0.05 Wh .. -9999 GWh*2
t1/t2
Class *3
1 (5A), 2 (1A)
0.05vars .. 9999 Mvarh*2
t1/t2
Class *3
1 (5A), 2 (1A)
*2
t1: start time, t2: runtime, + purchase, - supply

*1- integration over time: 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes
*2 - memory period 60 minutes
*3 - accuracy class according to DIN EN61036: 2001-01, VDE0418 part 7, IEC1036:1996 + A1: 2000
Power quality
Harmonics, 1st to 20th harmonics, uneven
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
L1, L2, L3
Accuracy: 0.5%
Voltage positive/negative/zero system
Accuracy:: 0.5%
10ms
yes
Initial current
10ms
yes
yes
Features
Memory size
256kB/16MB refer to order details
Clock
2 minutes per month
Integrated logic
128 links, 16 comparators
yes
Weekly time switch
24 channels
yes
Digital inputs
Digital outputs
Analogue outputs
0(4)20mA
Pt100, Pt1000, KTY83, KTY84
Analogue input
0(4)20mA
Periphery
Password protection
Software GridVis
yes
Refer to chapter 5
yes
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Communication
Interfaces
RS 232
38.4 kbps
yes
RS 485 (Modbus/Profibus)
9.6, 38.4, 115.2 kbps up to 1.5 Mbps (Sub D 9 pole)
Ethernet 10 Base-T
RJ45
Protocols
Modbus RTU
Profibus DP V0
Modbus Gateway
Embedded Webserver

Configurable homepage
TCP/IP
SMTP

E-Mail
DHCP
Modbus TCP
Modbus over Ethernet
BootP
NTP
Dimensional drawing
Switchboard cut-out: 139x139 mm. All dimensions in mm.
Typical connection options (e. g. UMG 507EP)
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UMG 508 Multifunctional Power Analyser

with Ethernet and BACnet
The Power Analyser UMG 508 is an all-rounder for the

front door panel mounting. The device is equipped with
a colourful graphic display with intuitive user interface.
The extensive measuring functions, such as monitoring
of short term interruptions, inrush currents, transients,
harmonics up to the 40th order ) are unique in this price
range.
gle-phase loads. The UMG 508 has per each current input
a separate energy counter. The very large data memory
of 256 MB permits the logging of all readings for months
even without intermediate reading.
Extensive communication options, such as RS485 (Modbus RTU, Profibus), Ethernet TCP / IP, BACnet, HTTP, FTP,
SNMP, SMTP, SNTP, or DNS allow a cost effective and
rapid integration into existing communication structures.
Continuous monitoring of the power quality parameters
The measurement is made on 4 separate current inputs,

either for three phase systems with additional measurements in N or PE or the measurement of 4 individual sin-
Monitoring of a wide range of electrical and energy parameters
Ethernet-Gateway for subordinate measurement devices
Analysis of electrical faults and root cause analysis in case of
power failures
Cost centre management
Remote monitoring for real estate management
Usage in test facilities (e.g. in universities)
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Main features and customers benefit UMG 508
User-friendly graphical colour display with intuitive user interface

The high-resolution graphic display provides informative presentations
of line graphs, FFT harmonic as bar diagram, clear display of the kWhmonth values, alarm management/event viewer with dates and time
stamp, and many other features.
In addition to the information content the redesign of the UMG displays
focused very much on a user-friendly, self-explanatory and intuitive
operation of the UMG 508.
Modern communication architecture via Ethernet:

Cost-effective, fast and safe communication
In many cases the costs for installation and communication (e.g.
peripheral equipment for field buses) exceed those for the respective
power meters. Integration of the UMG 508 in an existing Ethernet
architecture means a fast, cost-efficient and reliable communication.
Additional interfaces enable the integration of the power analysers into
PLC or building automation systems. The use of open standards offers
great flexibility to the user.
Modbus Gateway:
Easy integration of devices without Ethernet interface
With the Modbus Gateway function of UMG 508 you can connect less
sophisticated Modbus RTU meters to Ethernet.The UMG 508 can be used
simultaneously as a gateway for sub-meters or prior instruments existing within the installation. Each instrument with a Modbus RTU interface
can be connected, if its data format and function codes correspond. Data
can be scaled and labelled.
Highspeed Modbus
The UMG 508 series can transfer data via RS485 interface with a speed
of up to 921.6 kB/s among each other device of this series.
Alarm management:
E-mail and homepage inform you, wherever you are...
Who would not agree? Just leaving the building the first call arrives
about certain problems in production, computer failure, energy
breakdown...
By using a webbrowser and IP address you have direct access to the
extremely powerful homepage of your UMG 508. You get detailed
information about the actual condition of your powergrid from the
homepage. Online data as well as historical data and graphs of events
are available. Via homepage you can directly calculate the costs of your
energy consumption and export it into a CSV-file or print it out.
Alternatively, an e-mail informs you, if overload occurs, short-term
interruptions disrupt your production process, harmonics reduce the life
expectancy of your technical equipment...
The applications are ceaseless.
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Router
SPS
Software
Interfaces
Ethernet
Profibus / RS485 (DSUB-9)
Grids
TN, TT - grids
3 and 4 wire grids
up to 4 single phase grids
8 Digital inputs
Pulse input
Alarm input logic
High/ low tariff changeover
Emax reset
5 Digital outputs
Pulse output kWh/ kvarh
Switching output
Limit output
Emax output
Logical output
Communication
Protocols: Profibus (DP/V0)
Modbus (RTU, UDP, TCP, Gateway)
TCP/IP
BACnet
HTTP: freely programmable homepage
FTP (file transfer)
SNMP
NTP ( time synchronisation)
DHCP
Accuracy
Energy: class 0.2 (.../5A)
Current: 0.2 %
Voltage: 0.1 %
Maximum demand control

64 outputs
Memory
256 MByte Flash
16 Mbyte RAM
Power quality
Transients (>50 s)
Inrush currents (> 10 ms)
Unbalance
Full period RMS recording (< 4.5 min.)
Programming language
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Three / four phase universal measurement instrument; 50/ 60Hz; current transformer ../1/5A;
including GridVis programming and analysis software
Interfaces
20...50V AC
20...70V DC
4 voltage and
4 current inputs
Additional memory
256 MB Flash
8 digital inputs
5 digital outputs
RS 485*
Ethernet 100baseT
Profibus DP V0
7 freely programmable
application programmes
UMG 508
52.21.001
UMG 508
52.21.002
UMG 508
52.21.003
Application programme Emax function
Emax
52.21.080
BACnet
52.21.081
95...240V AC,
80...340V DC
44...130V AC
48...180V DC
Supply voltage
Type
Item number
optionally available
= Contained
- = Not possible
*1 x DSUB-9 connector
Features
Memory
256 MB
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
Integrated logic
Operating hours counter
yes
Weekly switching clock
Jasic
Periphery
Digital inputs
as status or pulse input
Digital outputs
as switching or pulse output
Password protection
yes
Maximum demand control
optional 64 channels
yes
Software
GridVis
yes
RS 485*
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
yes
Profibus DP*
Sub D9-pole up to 12 Mbps
yes
RJ-45 connector
yes
Communication
Interfaces
Protocols
Modbus RTU
yes
Profibus DP V0
yes
Modbus TCP
yes
Modbus over TCP
yes
Modbus-Gateway
yes
HTTP
homepage (configurable)
yes
SMTP
E-Mail
yes
SNTP
time synchronization
yes
TFTP
automatic configuration
yes
FTP
file transfer
yes
SNMP
yes
DHCP
yes
TCP/IP
yes
BACnet
yes
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Technical data
Nominal voltage

417/720 V AC +10%
600 V AC +10%
Overvoltage class
600 V CAT III
Quadrants
Continuous Measurement
Sampling rate, 8 channels
yes
per channel
20 kHz
Weight
1 kg
Dimensions
H=144 mm x W=144 mm x D=81 mm
Mounting
according to IEC EN60999-1/ DIN EN50022
Working temperature
Frontpanel mounting
-1055 C
Connectable wires (U/I)
one wire, more wires, fine stranded wires

cable end sleeve
0.08 - 2.5 mm
1.5 mm
Protection class
according to EN60529
IP 20
Measuring range
Voltage L-N, AC (without VT)
10600 V rms
Voltage L-L, AC (without VT)
181000 V rms
Current (Transformer: x/1 und x/5 A)
0,005...6 A
Frequency of fundamental
40...70 Hz
Grids
TN, TT, IT
Measurement in grids
1 ph, 2 ph, 3 ph, 4 ph and upt to 4 x 1 ph
Measured values
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
accuracy 0.1 %
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
accuracy 0.2 %
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
accuracy 0.4 %
Cos-phi / phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Real energy (kWh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

Class 0.2 (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

Class 2
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Wave form voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Frequency of mains
accuracy 0.1 %
Average values
yes
yes
Power quality

L1, L2, L3, L4
accuracy (0.5% rdg + 0.05 rng)
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Unbalance
yes
yes
Transients
50 s
yes
Inrush-currents
10 ms
yes
Malfunction writer
yes
yes
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UMG 508
Dimensional drawing
Side view
Typical connection
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View from below
Ethernet connection
Chapter 02
UMG 511
UMG 511 Class A power quality analyser

according to IEC 61000-4-30
The UMG 511 power quality analyser is particularly suitable

for monitoring power quality according to standards such
as the EN 50160. All power quality parameters are collected
and analysed e.g. flicker, short term interruptions with
fault recorder function, transients, harmonics up to the
63rd and inrush currents etc. Extensive communication
possibilities e.g. RS 485 Modbus, Profibus, Ethernet (TCP/
IP), BACnet, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNTP, DNS ... allow cost
effective and rapid integration in existing communication
networks. Worldwide access to the embedded web
server can be gained through a web browser. The GridVis
software included in the content of delivery allows
extensive analysis just by the click of a button.
Continuous monitoring of the power quality e.g. EN 50160
Analysis of electrical faults for network problems
Monitoring of the internal distribution network according to
EN 61000-4-7, 4-15, 4-30
Report generator for EN 50160 analysis
Remote control
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UMG 511
Added value with additional functions
Continuous monitoring of the power quality e.g. in

accordance with EN 50160. This serves for the purpose
of monitoring the supply power quality from the energy
supply side. The UMG 511 can also be used in applications
for failure analysis on the consumer side and is also used
as a preventative measure for network perturbations. A
rapid, cost-optimised and reliable communication system
can be developed through the Ethernet connection. The
instruments own homepage offers you the opportunity to
call up the data or configure the instrument directly using
the embedded web server.
The large number of digital and analogue inputs and
outputs offer a variety of communication systems
possibilities and allows connection to PLC systems and
independent control tasks. The GridVis analysis software
represents a fundamental part of the standard delivery.
The GridVis can be used to practically trigger analysis in
accordance with EN 50160 with the click of a button. The
presentation of online data and the analysis of historical

data is also a benefit for finding the root cause of network
problems.
Main features
Measurement of power quality according to
DIN EN 61000-4-30, Class A
Fourier analysis 1st to 63rd harmonic for U-LN, U-LL, I, P
(consumption/supply) and Q (ind./cap.)
Measurement of harmonics and interharmonics (U-LN, U-LL, I)
according to DIN EN 61000-4-7
Analysis and evaluation according to DIN EN 50160 with the
contained programming and analysis software GridVis
Flicker measurement according to DIN EN 61000-4-15
Continuous sampling of voltage and current inputs with 20kHz

Recording of more than 2000 different measurement parameter
per measuring cycle (200ms)
Detection of transients >50s and storage with up
to 16.000 samples
Data logger / event memory (256MB Flashdisk)
8 digital inputs and 5 digital outputs
Profibus DP/V0 alternatively RS 485 (Modbus RTU, ModbusMaster, optional BACnet)
Measurement in TN and TT grids (600V CAT III)
Ethernet (Web-Server, E-Mail, optional BACnet)
4 voltage measuring inputs, 4 current measuring inputs
Programming of customer specific applications in Jasic
Applications
The power quality analyser which is equipped with
4 current and voltage inputs collects and digitalises
the effective values (True RMS) from currents and
voltages in 40-70Hz (15-440Hz) networks. The integrated
from the sampling values. The relevant voltage can be
defined as a phase-neutral or a phase-phase voltage
for measurement in a three-phase system. The voltage
serves the UMG 511 as a reference voltage for harmonic

measurement, transient and event recording and for
the flicker meter. A nominal current can be set using
this for the measurement of electrical current events.
The 4th current and voltage input represents a separate
measurement system. However, it is generally used for
measuring the current in the neutral or PE conductor or
used for measuring a voltage difference between N and PE.
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Display examples
The backlighted active matrix display (5,7) of the UMG
511 enables the presentation of measurement values
in numerical form, as a bar chart or as a line graph.
Selected displays can automatically be displayed in
alternation (automatic display rotation). The instrument is
programmed using userfriendly clear text menus or the
GridVis software.
Example of a UMG 511 connection illustration
Main measurement
The UMG 511 has 4 measurement channels for current
and voltage. The first three channels (main measurement)
are intended for use in a three-phase system.
Auxiliary measurement
The auxiliary measurement can be used for measurement
in a single-phase or symmetrical three-phase system.
Alternatively, the current input can be allocated to
the three-phase system of the main measurement for
measuring the neutral-conductor current. For example, the
voltage input could then be used for recording the voltage
between the neutral conductor and PE. The auxiliary
measurement provides all measurement parameters
like in the main measurement (current, voltage, power,
harmonics, transients, events and flicker).
Measurement in a four-phase network with main

measurement and auxiliary measurement
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Networks
IT, TN, TT networks
Router
PLC
Software
Interfaces
Ethernet
Profibus 485
8 digital inputs
Pulse input
Logic input
Status monitoring
HT/LT switch over
5 digital outputs
Switch output
Limit value output
Emax output
Logic output
(can be extended through external I/O
modules)
Communication
Profibus (DP/V0)
Modbus (RTU, UDP, TCP, gateway)
TCP/IP
BACnet
FTP (file transfer)
DHCP
SNMP
Current: 0.2%
Voltage: 0.2%

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Memory
256 MByte Flash
16 Mbyte RAM
Power quality
Harmonics up to 63rd
Unbalance
Half wave-effective value
Flicker
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Dimensional drawing
Side view
Ethernet connection
View from below
Typical connection
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Three/four phase power quality analysers; current transformer .../1/5a; including GridVis programming and analysis software
Interfaces
44...130V AC
48...180V DC
20...50V AC
20...70V DC
4 voltage and
4 current inputs
Memory
256 MB Flash
digital inputs
digital outputs
RS 485*
Ethernet 100baseT
Profibus DP V0
95...240V AC,
80...340V DC
Supply voltage
UMG 511
52.19.001
UMG 511
52.19.002
UMG 511
52.19.003
Emax
52.19.080
BACnet
52.19.081
Type
Item number
= Contained
- = Not possible

Nominal voltage
417/720 V AC +10%
600 V AC +10%
600 V CAT III
Quadrants
yes
Per channel
Weight
1 kg
Dimensions
Mounting
20 kHz
L=144mm x W=144mm x H=81 mm

According to IEC EN 60999-1/DIN EN 50022
Front panel mounting

-1055 C

0.08 - 2.5 mm
1.5 mm
Protection class
IP 50 front /IP 20 rear
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Measurement range
L-N voltage, AC (without voltage transformer)
10600 V AC rms
L-L voltage, AC (without voltage transformer)
181000 V AC rms

Frequency of mains
0.005..6 A
(only for static frequence)
15...440 Hz
Networks
TN, TT, IT
1 ph, 2 ph, 3 ph, 4 ph
Periphery
Digital inputs
Digital outputs
Password protection
Multilevel
yes
Peak load management
yes
Software
GridVis
yes
Features
Memory
256 MB
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
Integrated logic
yes
Weekly time switch
Jasic
Measurement values
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
Accuracy 0.1 %
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4

Calculated sum current
0.2 %
0.5%
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4

40 ..70 Hz, cos-phi = 1
40 ..70 Hz, cos-phi = > 0.8
40 ..70 Hz, cos-phi = > 0.5
15 ..440 Hz, cos-phi = > 0.5
Accuracy (0.4% + 0.10%)

(0.4% + 0.0075%)
(0.5% + 0.0075%)
(0.5% + 0.0075%)
(3.0% + 0.0075%)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

Class 0.2S (/5A),

Class 0.5S (/1A)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Capacitive reactive power
Class 2
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Frequency of mains
Accuracy 0.1 %
Average value
yes
yes
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Harmonics order, 1st to 63rd
Harmonics, even/odd
Voltage L1, L2, L3, L4
Accuracy 5%
Accuracy 0.05
Interharmonics
Current, voltage L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
Actual flicker value
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Short-term flicker value
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Long-term flicker value
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Transients
50 s
yes
Trigger events
10 ms
yes
Inrush currents
10 ms
yes
Event recorder
yes,
Interfaces
Communication
RS 485
9.6; 19.2; 38.4; 57.6; 76.8; 115.2; 921.6 kbps
yes
Profibus DP
Plug, sub D 9-pole up to 12 Mbps
yes
RJ-45 sockets
yes
Modbus RTU
yes
Profibus DP V0
yes
Modbus TCP
yes
Modbus over TCP
yes
Modbus-Gateway
yes
HTTP
yes
SMTP
E-Mail
yes
Protocols
SNMP
98
yes
SNTP
yes
TFTP
yes
FTP
File Transfer
yes
DHCP
yes
BACnet / IP
yes, option
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MRG 604 / 605 / 508 / 511
Mobile power analysers

MRG 604 / 605 / 508 / 511
Again and again we see components and equipment

failing in electrical networks, with the reason behind it
often suspected to be mains feedback effects. Often only
mobile measurement devices can provide information on
this if there are no fixed integrated measurement devices
available in the respective energy distribution system.
This is where the MRG 604/605/508/511 comes into its
own.
The focal point here is the checking of the supplies in

accordance with EN 50160 as well as the distribution in
the internal network according EN 61000-2-4.
Causes of network problems can be identified and
rectified.
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MRG 604/605/508/511
Network analysers from the MRG range are intended

for fault analysis and cause identification in low voltage
systems. Thus, with overloaded capacitors in a reactive
power compensation system a long-term harmonics
analysis can provide information on whether the overload
is perhaps caused by too much noise on the grid (THD-U),
for example. However, the recording of load profiles can
also play an important role in the new dimensioning of
system components or for the negotiation of power
supply contracts. Mobile network analysers offer an
advantage in particular with sporadic problems or fault
analysis or in cases where certain measured values must
be even more closely localised.
Along with the large number of electrical measured
values this range offers a multitude of additional
functions such as the saving of minimum and maximum
values, operating hours counter, bi-metallic strip function,
password protection and much more.
Main features
Continuous monitoring of the voltage quality
Capturing of all significant voltage quality parameters
(harmonics, short-term interruptions, asymmetries etc.)
GridVis software
Applications
The mobile network analysers from the MRG range are
suitable for measuring and saving electrical variables in
low voltage networks. The measurement is designed for
single and 3-phase systems with voltages up to L-N 50500VAC, L-L 80-870VAC with an auxiliary voltage of 85265VAC.
The MRG range is used as a portable measuring device in
distribution systems where there are no fixed integrated
measurement devices available. These are ideally suited
to carrying out mobile measurements, e.g. for the
design of reactive power compensation systems, for
the determination of load profiles or harmonic analyses
of up to 63rd level harmonics. Thanks to the integrated
measured value memory it is not necessary to set up
additional equipment, such as a laptop or printer, with the
measurement device. The evaluation can be carried out
conveniently back at base on the PC.
Capture and recording
All measured values can be stored in arbitrary intervals
in the MRGs internal 128/256 MByte flash memory. The
Software GridVis which is skope of the delivery can then
read out and visualise this data. The recording interval
is also the averaging period of the respective measured
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Cost centre report
128/256MB internal memory for storing measurement data
value. The maximum and minimum instantaneous values

(200ms averaging period) can also be recorded at the
same time, for saving and evaluating the data as of curves
y(t). Of course it is also possible to save the data in the
form of a histogram, i.e. distribution curves. The recording
of transients and events is initiated through triggers.
Transients are captured from times of 50s or more.
Events such as overcurrent or undervoltage/overvoltage
(>10ms) can also be recorded at the same time.
A network quality report allows a transparent overview
regarding whether the standards EN 50160 or EN 610002-4 are fulfilled over the stipulated time-frame, practically
with one mouse click. A printout is implemented in
paper form or as a PDF file. An Ethernet TCP/IP interface
connection to the PC is available.
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Main features and customer benefits MRG 604 / 605 / 508 / 511
MRG 508/511:
User-friendly colour graphical display with intuitive user guidance
The MRG 508/511 devices high resolution graphical display provides
informative presentation of online graphs, FFT with harmonics displayed
in bar diagrams, clear presentation of the monthly kWh values, alarm
management / event display with date and time stamps and many other
functions. Along with the informational content great emphasis was
placed on the user-friendly, self-explanatory and intuitive operation of
the device, when the device display was being re-designed.
Modern communications architecture via Ethernet:
Cost-effective, fast and secure communication
Through connection to an existing Ethernet architecture, fast, costoptimised and reliable communication can be set up.
Large measured data memory, free recording conguration
The large measured data memory of 128 or 256 MB enables the recording
of the measurement data for up to one year, depending on the recording
configuration. The user can freely define which of the 800/2000 different
values have to be recorded and with which averaging period.
Limit value programming via graphical programming
Each measurement parameter can be used to establish limit values. Links
and logical decisions can also be created via the graphical programming
with high flexibility.
Alarm management:
Emails and homepage keep you informed, wherever you are...
Who isnt familiar with this situation? Only barely out of the building
and the first call comes in with problems in production, computers have
failed, the power supply has failed ...
With a web browser and an IP address you have direct access to the
extremely powerful device homepage. You can pick up extensive
information straight away, directly from the homepage. Online data are
available along with historical data and graphs of events and transients.
The accumulated work can be converted to costs directly on the
homepage, and then exported as a csv file or printed out.
Alternatively, have yourself kept informed globally by email - if your
energy supply should be overloaded, short-term interruptions in
the power supply bring your manufacturing process to a standstill,
impermissible harmonics reduce the service life of your equipment...
The application opportunities are boundless.
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MRG range, scope of delivery:
Compact, robust Peli case with measurement device
and all connections

Separate soft bag with measurement accessories
DVD with GridVis software
Measurement cable set
Voltage tap-off set with fuses
Crosspatch cable for connection with a laptop
Mains cable
Patch cable for the network
Optional accessories:
AC clamp sensor (100/200/300 or 250/500/1000 or
1000/2000/3000 A)
GridVis software
Power quality analysis & energy management
Energy management (ISO 50001) and network quality

(EN 50160, ITIC, IEEE 519)
The GridVis software is part of the delivery scope of all
MRG measurement devices and can be used for energy
management systems and network quality analysis. The
software enables the readout of historical data values,
e.g. load profiles that allow trend analysis, as well as the
reading of online values for monitoring the present load.
The software is a powerful tool for voltage quality. It
provides online values or display of waveform of current
and voltage and a quick overview of the actual online
situation, for example.
Automatically generated reports for the most power
quality standards (EN 50/60, IEEE 519, ITIC, EN 61000-2-4)
as well as energy consumption reports can be freely
planned by the user.
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Product variants and technical data MRG 604 / 605 / 508 / 511

Portable power analysers
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
Item number
52.21.901
52.19.901
52.16.901
52.16.902
Features
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
Memory
256 MB
256 MB
128 MB
128 MB
Clock
+/- 1 min per month
+/- 1 min per month
+/- 1 min per month
+/- 1 min per month
Integrated logic
Operating hours
counter
yes
yes
yes
yes
Weekly switching clock
Jasic
Jasic
Jasic
Jasic
Display
Colordisplay
Colordisplay
yes
yes
Periphery
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
Digital inputs
3-phase 4-wire grid

(L-N, L-L)
no
no
Digital outputs
as switching or pulse
output
no
no
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
Temperature
measurement input
Password protection
Software
GridVis
Communication
Interfaces
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2

kbps
no
no
yes
yes
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6,

76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
no
no
yes
yes
Ethernet 10/100
Base- TX
RJ- 45 sockets
yes
yes
yes
yes
Modbus RTU
no
no
yes
yes
Modbus TCP
yes
yes
yes
yes
Modbus over TCP
yes
yes
yes
yes
Protocols
Modbus-Gateway
no
no
yes
yes
HTTP
Homepage
(configurable)
yes
yes
yes
yes
SMTP
E-Mail
yes
yes
yes
yes
SNTP
yes
yes
yes
yes
TFTP
Automatic
configuration
yes
yes
yes
yes
FTP
File Transfer
yes
yes
yes
yes
SNMP
yes
yes
yes
yes
DHCP
yes
yes
yes
yes
TCP/IP
yes
yes
yes
yes
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MRG 508
MRG 604
MRG 605
277
277
417 V
720 V (3-wire 600 V)
480 V
480 V
600 V CATIII
600 V CATIII
300V CATIII
300V CATIII
yes
yes
yes
yes
Nominal voltage
L-N, AC
Nominal voltage
L-N, L-L
417 V
720 V (3-wire 600 V)
Quadrants
Continuous
measurement
20 kHz
20 kHz
20 kHz
20 kHz
Weight
6 kg
6 kg
2.2kg
2.2kg
Dimensions
411 mm x 322 mm x
168 mm
411 mm x 322 mm x
168 mm
270mm x 246mm x
124mm
270mm x 246mm x
124mm
Working
temperature range
-1055 C
-1055 C
-1055 C
-1055 C
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
L-N voltage, AC
(without voltage
transformer)
720 V AC
720 V AC
480 V AC
480 V AC
Current (transformer:
x/1 and x/5A)
0.005...6 A
0.005..6 A
0.005..6 A
0.005...6 A
Frequency of mains
40...70 Hz
15...440 Hz
45 ..65 Hz
15...440 Hz
Networks
TN, TT
TN, TT
IT, TN, TT
IT, TN, TT
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
up to 40.
up to 63.
up to 40.
up to 63.
Per channel
MRG 511
Measurement range
Power quality
Harmonics order
Distortion factor
THD- U in %
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
yes
yes
Distortion factor
THD- I in %
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
yes
yes
Unbalance
yes
yes
yes
yes
Positive/negative/
zero system
yes
yes
yes
yes
Transients
50 s
yes
yes
yes
yes
Inrush currents
10 ms
yes
yes
yes
yes
Event recorder
yes
yes
yes
yes
Short-term
interruptions
yes
yes
yes
yes
Flicker
no
yes
no
yes
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Measurement values
MRG 508
MRG 511
MRG 604
MRG 605
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2,

L2-L3, L1-L3
Accuracy 0.1 %
Accuracy 0.1 %
Accuracy 0.2%
Accuracy 0.2%
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum

L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
Accuracy 0.2 %
Accuracy 0.2 %
Accuracy 0.2%
Accuracy 0.2%
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
yes
yes
Three-phase current
components
Positive/ Negative/ Zero

Phase Sequence
yes
yes
yes
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum

L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
yes
yes
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
yes
yes
Class 0.2 (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
Class 0.2S (/5A),

Class 0.5S (/1A)
Class 0.5S (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
Class 0.5S (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
Class 2
Class 2
Class 2
Class 2
Effective energy
(kWh)
Reactive energy
(kvarh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum

L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:
- Purchased effective
energy (tariff 1, tariff 2)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum

L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

- Capacitive reactive
power
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum

L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
yes
yes
yes
Current/voltage
wave form
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
yes, GridVis
ja, GridVis
Temperature
measurement
PT 100/1000
KTY 83/84
yes
yes
Average value
yes
yes
yes
yes
Minimum and
maximum values
yes
yes
yes
yes
Accessories CT
Description
Item number
Clamp CT
100/200/300 - 1 A
usually 4 pieces required
15.05.221
Clamp CT
250/500/1000 - 5 A
15.05.203
Clamp CT
1000/2000/3000 -5 A
15.05.222
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Electronic pulse output energy meter, EM-series

Modbus, M-Bus, EIB-KNX - communication module
2 tariffs
4 quadrant measurement
With and without MID (Measuring Instruments Directive)
Up to 125A direct measurement
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Peak demand management systems UMG 508Emax

For limiting peak loads
Up to 64 load shedding stages
Including UMG 508 power analyser with continuous measurement
RS232, RS485, Modbus, Ethernet (optional Profibus)
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Data logger ProData

Collection and storage of counter values
16 digital inputs
64 bit counter
RS232, RS485, Modbus
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PM Power Management
Professional energy management considers aspects such

as peak demand management, energy data collection and
cost centre management. With the UMG 508Emax and
ProData product groups and state-of-the-art pulse output
energy meters, the energy supply for your company can
be actively controlled with regard to power peaks and
energy consumption. The electricity consumption and
electricity costs can, therefore, be sustainably reduced.
The ProData series enables you to have a transparent

invoicing system within the company and monitors the
individual cost centres with separate invoicing. This
improvement to cost transparency enables the respective
allocation to cost centres. This is especially important for
accurate determination of the costs for your products and
services and for transferring electricity costs to your end
consumers.
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Internet
ISDNrouter
PC
Ethernet TCP/IP
Modbus RTU
UMG 508 Emax
UMG 103
108
ECS1-80
ECS3-5
EIB-KNX
M-Bus
Central building control system
BACnet
Modbus RTU
Modbus
UMG 604
ECS3-125
ProData
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Electronic energy meter with pulse output
Electronic energy meters are measuring instruments

which are used to determine energy consumption of
electrical loads. The meters can either be used for direct
connection or for current transformer measurements.
Typical areas of application are in the field of energy
management for cost centre analysis, as a measurement
value generator for PLC controls or in central building

control systems. Electronic meters should be calibrated
and sealed for invoicing purposes in order to guarantee
continuous accuracy and to protect the meter from
misuse or unintended reprogramming.
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The ECS series energy meter
Electronic energy meters are mainly used for collecting
data of effective and reactive energy consumption. Their
standard area of application is in the field of energy
management for cost centre analysis. There are various
communication possibilities available in order to avoid
time-consuming manual readings at site. The effective
pulses can be connected via two impulse outputs e.g.
DDC, PLC, SCADA systems or the data logger ProData. In
the area of central building control systems the protocols
M-Bus, EIB-KNX and Modbus RTU are available through
additional communication modules which read the actual
meters using an optical interface and which provide the
respective value on the field bus through the interface.
The selection of additional values such as voltage,
current, power, power factor and frequency together
with effective and reactive energy are available on the
bus cable through the communication modules. For
consumption data collection, the ECS meters can also be
used as instruments for sub-metering for the UMG 604
through Modbus RTU.
Main features
Communication modules: Modbus, M-Bus, EIB-KNX
Direct measurement up to 125A or through current transformer
2 tariffs
With and without MID calibration
Sealed clamp covers
Four quadrants measurement
Measurement values: effective energy,
reactive energy, effective power, reactive power
Class 1
Applications
The electronic energy meters of the ECS series are
suitable for the measurement of effective- and reactiveenergy consumption. Measurement is laid out for a 1- and
3-phase system with a voltage of L-N 184-276VAC. The
current inputs are designed for direct connection or for
measurement through current transformers. Installation is
undertaken on DIN-rails, whereby the extremely compact
construction is of particular value. There are two versions
available: a non-calibrated version and a calibrated
version (MID). All meters in the ECS series can be sealed.
The effective and reactive energy is available in two tariffs
and in four quadrants. The accuracy of the meters is class
1 for effective energy and class 2 for reactive energy.
All meters store the counter values in non-volatile
memories. The meter reading cannot be reset in the
calibrated version. In the non-calibrated version the
readings can be reset. The current transformer ratio is
fixed (5:5) for calibrated meters.
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Types
ECS1-80
ECS3-80
ECS3-125
ECS3-5
without MID
Item number
ECS1-80 (without MID)

14.01.301

14.01.320

14.01.330

14.01.310
with MID
Item number
ECS1-80 (MID)
14.01.302
ECS3-80 (MID)
14.01.321
ECS3-125 (MID)
14.01.331
ECS3-5 (MID)
14.01.311
184276VAC
184276VAC
184276VAC
184276VAC

Operating voltage
Dimensions [mm]
W= 36x H= 90x D=70
W= 72 x H= 90 x D= 70
W= 108 x H= 90 x D= 70
W= 72 x H= 90 x D= 70
Width in units
Working temperature
-10+55C
-10+55C
(Option -25+55C)
-10+55C
(Option -25+55C)
-10+55C
(Option -25+55C)
Storage temperature
-25+70C
-25+70C
-25+70C
-25+70C
Protect. class (front/clamps)
IP 51/20
IP 51/20
IP 51/20
IP 51/20
Max connectable
conductors
Current 35mm2
Voltage 1.5mm2
Current 35mm2
Voltage 1.5mm2
Current 50mm2
Voltage 1.5mm2
Current 4mm2
Voltage 1.0mm2
184276VAC
184276VAC
184276VAC
184276VAC
Measurement range
Voltage L-N
Voltage L-L
319478VAC
319478VAC
319478VAC
Current
0,02580A
0,01580A
0,020125A
0,0036A (/5A)
Frequency, mains
50Hz
50Hz
50Hz
50Hz
Measurement
1-phase
3-phase
3-phase
3-phase
Measurement mode
Direct
Direct
Direct
CTs
Measurement value
Effective energy
Class 1
Class 1
Class 1
Class 1
Reactive energy
Class 2
Class 2
Class 2
Class 2
4 quadrants
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
2 tariffs
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Effect.,reactive-power display
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Periphery
Pulse outputs
Pulse value
1000 Imp/kWh
500 Imp/kWh
500 Imp/kWh
1/10/100 Imp/kWh
Pulse length
30 2ms*
50 2ms*
50 2ms*
50 2ms*
Digital input
Optional communication modules

Types
Item number
Modbus RTU / ASCII (Full)
Baud rate: up to 38,4kBaud

Applicable parameters: Wh, kvarh, V, A, Hz, cos-phi, kW, kvar
14.01.410 *
M-Bus (Full)
Baud rate: 3009600Baud

14.01.411 *
EIB-KNX (Full)
Baud rate: 9600Baud

14.01.412
* For parameterization and configuration of the Modbus communication modules, an interface converter (eg. K2075) is required.
** For parameterization and configuration of the M-Bus communication modules, a level converter is required.
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ECS1-80 - single-phase energy meter

Dimensional drawing
Sealable clamp
terminal
Circuit diagram
Three-phase energy meter

Dimensional drawing
Circuit diagram
Sealable clamp terminal
Information for connecting meters with CTs

A 6A fuse on L1 is recommended to protect the cables. Current transformers must not be operated with open clamps because dangerously
high voltages can occur. Failure to observe this information can lead to injury to persons and damage to property. Furthermore, CTs can be
thermally overloaded.
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Modul technology
Communication modules width is 1 unit for DIN-rails (35mm)

The lateral optical IR-interface and desired communication allows the power meter to be expanded with further
module allow the power meter to be integrated into the communication technologies (M-Bus, EIB-KNX, Modbus
building-services engineering easily and cost-effectively. RTU and LAN).
The simple click-assembly of the commincation module
KNX/EIB
M-Bus module
The M-Bus interface (installation on DIN rail, 1 module
wide) allows devices such as power meters to be
connected to the M-Bus. The M-Bus is commonly used for
the remote reading of power meters and multiple sensors.
The interface is powered via the bus itself, which receives
measured quantities from the meter via an IR optical

interface. The only electrical connection which must be
made is the bus-cable connection (standard telephone
cable). The interface may be used for single and threephase power meters and other measurement devices.
Dimensional drawing
M-Bus connection
Mains electricity supply
Side infrared interface

for communication to
the energy meter
LED operation control
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Modbus RTU- and ASCII-Modul

The module may be connected to a remotely-operated station
(such as a power meter with IR interface) for transferring values
detected via a measurement device over a modbus network.
The data transfer module automatically recognises the

connected measurement instrument over the IR interface and
is able to transfer all quantities detected by this measurement
device.
Dimensional drawing
Modbus connection
Push-button reset

the energy meter
Mains electricity supply

All dimensions
in mm.
EIB-KNX-Modul
The bus EIB-KNX is commonly used in residential and
commercial properties. The interface is powered via the bus
line itself, where the existing adjacent IR optical interface
receives measured quantities from the meter. The only

electrical connection which must be made is the bus-cable
connection.
Dimensional drawing
KNX/EIB
EIB-KNX connection

the energy meter

Push-button reset
All dimensions
in mm.
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UMG 508Emax peak demand management systems
Energy consumption varies significantly over a 24 hour

cycle period. This leads to massive strains on production
and distribution systems and also causes expensive
peak load coverage e.g. pumped storage power plants.
In order to balance out these effective power peaks,
the energy suppliers have introduced corresponding
demand price tariffs. According to the tariffs offered by
power companies, the highest measured power peak
value within a period of 15 minutes is used to establish
the monthly electricity costs. Using this peak value, the
network allocation costs and the monthly energy price are
then calculated. If this peak value is reduced the electricity
costs will also be reduced. In times of constant increases in
the costs of electrical energy, it is imperative that optimum
adjustment of the load distribution profile is ensured on
the peak load optimisation systems. The solution to this is
an Emax application for Jasic devices such as the UMG
604, UMG 605, UMG 508 or UMG 511. Depending on the
trend value, the installed Emax application switches off

the consumer temporarily, which allows the switching
times to be configured freely. Unnecessary switching
actions are avoided if consumer feedback is connected.
Reduction of effective power peaks and, therefore,
significant reduction of electricity costs
Avoidance of short-term overloads in energy distribution
systems (e.g. triggers power switches)
Stabilisation of energy supply and production processes
Hotels, canteen kitchens, hospitals, industry, compressors,
thermal processes
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UMG 508Emax - peak demand management systems

The intelligent reduction of effective power peaks
Emax applications for Jasic devices continuously

capture all electrical parameters. Integrated smart
control algorithms calculate the effective power trend
and compare it with the fixed target effective power. The
trend calculation allows the Emax application for Jasic
devices to intervene in the operational process precisely
and to switch off non-critical consumers temporarily.
Main features of the Emax APP

Optional limitation of effective peak loads
Up to 64 switch-off stages with feedback,
depending on the device type and Emax APP
Inclusive UMG 508 network analyser with constant
measurement
If feedback processing is connected, only those consumers

which draw power at the time of the calculation are
switched off or included in the trend value calculation. If
feedback processing is not possible, fixed availability may
be set in percentages, which to some extent helps to avoid
cost-intensive peak loads and achieves considerable cost
saving potential. Incidental peak loads are avoided.
Inclusive GridVis Software

UMG 508Emax6, optionally available with profibus
Peak load manager UMG 508MAX 15-A

in stainless steel casing:
Example systems:
UMG 508MAX 15-A (item no 52.21.222)
Maximum monitoring system with 15 switch-off stages in
stainless steel casing for wall mounting.
UMG 508MAX 15-AE (item no 52.21.223)

Maximum monitoring system with 15 switch-off stages in
stainless steel casing for wall mounting.
Dimensions:
W600 x H380 x D210 mm,
Colour: RAL 7035
Dimensions:
W600 x H380 x D210 mm,
Colour: RAL 7035
Fully assembled and wired:

1 function module KMK 5 with 5 relay outputs
(changeover contact 2A potential free)
8 digital inputs, 1 of which for effective power pulse and
1 digital input for resetting the measurement period
1 field bus module FBM10 R-NC, item no 15.06.XX with
10 relay outputs (break contact) with status display
Fully assembled and wired:

1 function module KMK 5 with 5 relay outputs
(changeover contact 2A potential free)
8 digital inputs, 1 of which for effective power pulse and
1 digital input for resetting the measurement period
1 field bus module FBM 10 R-NC, item no 15.06.XX with
10 relay outputs (break contact) with status display
Field bus module FBM 10 I, item no 15.06.076 with 10 digital
inputs with status display
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Applications
The UMG 508 is a multifunctional device which plays
a role as basic equipment in all low-voltage mains
distributors. The optional Emax application reduces the
effective power maximum by temporarily switching off
consumers.
As a basic unit, the UMG 508 is assembled with additional
components in stainless steel casing or available as
individual components. As a measurement device, the
UMG 508 records the load conditions of electrical power
supply equipment so as to prevent the occurrence of
overloads. Furthermore, the device is also designed to
measure and save virtually all electrical values including
ow and power values. Visualisation of the measured
values recorded by the maximum monitor is displayed on
the device homepage. Display of the measured quantities
on the display is not possible.
Functional principle
On the basis of the effective power pulse emitted at a
digital input or the total effective power calculated by
the measurement device (direct measurement), the
Power Analyser Emax programme records the necessary
quantities in order to observe a pre-set nominal value. In
doing so, the system constantly calculates the average
value, instantaneous value, trend value and corrective
power within the pre-set measurement period.
Should the Power Analyser detect that the maximum may
have been exceeded, it determines the need for a switch-
Illustration: Emax status display
off with the help of the set loads. Loads are then switchedoff with due consideration for the pre-defined rules. The
aim of this method is to adhere to the set maximum at
the end of the measurement period with as few switchoffs as possible, and therefore as little negative impact
to the operational process as possible. A feedback input
(release) may be assigned to each load of the Emax
function. These inputs allow the availability of the load for
maximum monitoring to be restricted. In order for it to
be possible to switch the load off, one or more expansion
modules with digital outputs are required (FMB 10 R-NC).
Should the status of loads be taken into account via a
feedback input, an appropriate input module (FBM10I)
must be connected to the serial interface.
Peak load management up to 64 switch-off stages,

depending on the device type and Emax application
The device can be fully configured and analysed via
the device homepage. The homepage also allows for
straightforward configuration of the device parameters.
Summary of parameterisation options:
nominal value, actual value for average value calculation,
measurement period duration, off-time, pause time,
availability
The following can be set for each load:
load name, priority, connection cable, minimum on
duration, minimum off duration, maximum off duration
and availability as a percentage
Illustration: Configuration of basic values
Illustration: Configuration of loads
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Status display of Emax measured quantities and status of the current switch-off actions,
status of the release (feedback as to whether a load is on/off ) via the device homepage.
The following measured quantities are saved

to the device memory:
Effective power average synchronously to
the measurement period reset
Measurement period reset on status change
Trend value recording
Analysis is performed with the GridVis.
Display of communication status between measurement device

and function modules.
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Feedback / Input
4 voltage and
4 current inputs
Additional memory
256 MB Flash memory
RS 485
Ethernet 10/100 baseT
Profibus DP V0
3 free programmable
user programs
UMG 508MAX 5-AE
52.21.217
15
15
UMG 508MAX 15-A
52.21.222
15
15
15
UMG 508MAX 15-AE
52.21.223
25
25
UMG 508MAX 25-A
52.21.224
25
25
25
UMG 508MAX 25-AE
52.21.225
35
35
UMG 508MAX 35-A
52.21.226
35
35
35
UMG 508MAX 35-AE
52.21.227
45
45
UMG 508MAX 45-A
52.21.228
45
45
45
UMG 508MAX 45-AE
52.21.229
65
65
UMG 508MAX 65-A
52.21.230
65
65
65
UMG 508MAX 65-AE
52.21.231
Load shedding stages
Supply voltage:
95 .. 240V AC,
135 .. 340V DC
Outputs
Type of contact NC + NO
Interfaces
= Included
- = Not available
Type
Item number
More functions and technical data refer to UMG 508 in the energy measurement technology chapter.
The UMG 508E is integrated in the above variants as a basic control unit.
Typical connection
L PE N
Input:
115 - 230V AC
15 min
Output
24 VDC / 1A
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Feedback
loads ON /OFF
MT2A
MT2A
L3
N
PE
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
27
28
29
30
31
L1
L2
16
15
14
13
12
11
17
18
Ethernet connector
S1 S2
S1 S2
S1 S2
S1 S2
to the FBM-modules
Loads
Note: Pay attention to the current ow direction when installing the CTs.
A1A2
A1 A2
A1 A2
A1 A2
A1 A2
11
11
11
11
11
12 14
12 14
12 14
12 14
12 14
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Technical data
Supply voltage L-N, AC
230V, 50/60Hz
600V CAT III
Operational voltage
400V, 50/60Hz
Weight (6/12/32 stages)
18/19/20kg
Dimensions
W= 600mm x H=380mm x D=210mm
Mounting
Wall mounting
-1055 C
Protection class
IP 43
Colour
RAL 7035
Software
GridVis
Shutdown stages
up to 64
Measurement range
10600 V rms
181000 V rms
0.005...6A
Frequency, mains
4070Hz
Grid types
TN, TT, (IT)
Measurement in 1-phase / multiphase networks
1ph, 2ph, 3 ph, 4 ph and up to 4 x 1 ph
Measured values
Voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4, L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3
accuracy 0.1 %
Current
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
accuracy 0.2 %
K-factor
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
accuracy 0.4 %
Cos-phi / phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Phase angle
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Real energy (kWh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

Class 0.2 (/5 A),

Class 1 (/1 A)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4:

Class 2
Reactive energy (kVAh)
L1, L2, L3, L4, Sum L1-L3, Sum L1-L4
yes
Wave form voltage
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Frequency of mains
accurancy 0.1 %
Average values
yes
yes
Power quality

L1, L2, L3, L4
accuracy (0.5% rdg + 0.05 rng)
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
L1, L2, L3, L4
yes
Unbalance
yes
yes
Transients
50 s
yes
Inrush-currents
10 ms
yes
Malfunction writer
yes
yes
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Communication
Interfaces
RS 485*
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 76.8, 115.2, 921.6 kbps
yes
Profibus DP*
Stecker, DSUB-9 up to 12Mbps
yes
RJ- 45 connector
yes
Protocols
Modbus RTU, Profibus DP V0, Modbus TCP, Modbus over TCP, Modbus-Gateway, HTTP, SMTP, SNTP, TFTP, FTP, SNMP, DHCP, TCP/IP, BACnet
Emax variants as APP

The Emax applications for Jasic devices integrate the
maximum monitor functionality and constantly capture all
electrical parameters. Smart control algorithms calculate
the effective power trend and compare it with the fixed
Emax APP for UMG 605/UMG 604
target effective power. The trend calculation allows the

Emax application to intervene in the operational process
precisely and to switch off non-critical consumers
temporarily.
Item number 51.00.213
This app includes the following configuration variants

Emax-H-02A
Maximum 2 channels (UMG 605/604 outputs) without feedback
Emax-H-10A
Maximum 10 channels with 1 x FBM10 R-NC without feedback
Emax-H-10AE
Maximum 10 channels with 1 x FBM10 R-NC and 1 x FBM10I for feedback
Emax-H-20A
Emax-H-20AE
Emax-H-30A
Emax-H-30AE
Emax-H-40A
Emax-H-40AE
Emax-H-50A
Emax-H-50AE
Emax-H-60A
Emax-H-60AE
Emax APP for UMG 508/UMG 511
Item number 51.00.214
This app includes the following configuration variants

Emax-D-05A
Maximum 5 channels via the UMG 508/511 outputs without feedback
Emax-D-05AE
Maximum 5 channels via the UMG 508/511 outputs with 5 x feedback via the UMG 508/511 inputs
Emax-D-15A
Maximum 10 channels with 1 x FBM10 R-NC, in addition, 5 UMG 508/511 outputs are used each
Emax-D-15AE

In addition, 5 UMG 508/511 inputs/outputs are used each
Emax-D-25A
Maximum 20 channels with 2 x FBM10R-NC, in addition, 5 UMG 508/511 outputs are used each
Emax-D-25AE

Emax-D-35A
Emax-D-35AE

Emax-D-45A
Emax-D-45AE

Emax-D-55A
Maximum 50 channels with 5 x FBM10R-NC maximum 50 channels with 5 x FBM10R-NC
Emax-D-55AE

Emax-D-64A
Emax-D-64AE

Maximum configuration level with the UMG 508/UMG 511: 64 channels with 64 feedbacks
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Emax APP SPS Communication Modbus/Profibus

Emax APP for UMG 604 and UMG 605 SPS communication modbus/profibus
Item no.: 51.00.215
Emax APP for UMG 508 and UMG 511 SPS communication modbus/profibus
Item no.: 51.00.216
APP add-on profibus for UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508 and UMG 511
Item no.: 51.00.217
The APPs for SPS communication do not incorporate a

control for function modules. Switch-offs for these APPs
must be performed via the GLT/SPS. Switch-off actions
are added to global register addresses for modbus TCP/
IP or modbus RTU. For profibus communication you
should also install the profibus add-on APP to App Emax.
The add-on installs an additional profile. Nominal value
switching and feedback processing are also possible via
the profibus. Measurement period reset is not possible
via either the modbus or profibus. Measurement period
reset is only possible via a digital input.
Illustration: Example of PLC profibus use
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ProData data logger

ProData data loggers are used for the collection of any

physical measurement data (temperature, pressure, ...)
or any consumption values (electricity, water, gas,
coolant...). ProData data loggers consist of a programmable microprocessor, storage media, several
interfaces and 16 channels for connecting sensors or
pulse generators. External sensors are used to collect
the measurement data and convert it with analoguedigital converters into memory-safe data in order
to be able to be stored by the ProData storage media.
The collected data is read out through an interface and
is analysed with suitable software. The ProData can also
be configured for the application through one of these

interfaces (e.g. measurement intervals etc). Data loggers
are indispensable for energy management systems e.g.
for cost centre management. ProData data loggers are
also indispensable in the field of status monitoring.
Data collection and recording of meter values
Electricity cost data collection and cost centre
management
Analysis of process data
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Data collection instrument ProData
ProData data logger
The ProData data logger is suitable for collecting data

and recording meter values.
Data recording
The analogue measurement values can be recorded in
set time intervals (1 sec ...12h) as minimum, average and
maximum values. In the set time intervals (1 sec ...12h),
the difference between the overall meter readings and
the meter reading at the last recording time is shown. The
ring buffer for the values storage consists of 430KB and is
sufficient for 3 months if the digital counters are recorded
every 15 minutes.
Main features
The collection and recording of meter values
16 digital inputs (Connection of 15 meters; one input
reserved as tariff input)
64 bit counter
RS232, RS485, Modbus
1 analogue input
1 temperature input
Including GridVis software
Application example photovoltaic
UMG 96
S0-Output
PT100
UMG 96
UMG 96
S0-Output
S0-Output
LiYcY 4x0,5
Maximal 100m
PSTN
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UMG 96
S0-Output
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Data collection instrument ProData
Analogue inputs
1 analogue input 0 (4) 20mA, -20/20mA programmable
1 input for temperature sensor: PT100, PT200, PT500,
PT1000, NTC10k oder KTY83
The measurement values can be read through Modbus.
Digital inputs
16 digital inputs can be used as:
An overall pulse counter at each input maximum
frequency 50Hz, 64 bit counter
Frequency measurement on each input for monitoring
ow quantities, power etc.
The stated measurement values can be read through the
Modbus. The digital inputs (4x4) can be set as pulse (S0
interface) or as signal inputs using jumpers.
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Dimensional drawing
Typical application
Modbus
Gas consumption
Process signal 0 (4) - 20mA

PT 100/200/500/1000
Temperature monitoring
Effective/reactive
energy consumption
Water consumption
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Compressed
air/steam
Effective energy
consumption
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Application options ProData

Description
Type
Item number
Data logger
ProData
External power supply
24VDC
16.05.002
External power supply is necessary
24VDC (+15/-35%)
52.11.001

Supply voltage
CAT II
Weight
660g
Dimensions
W=174mm x H=110mm x D=57mm
Mounting
DIN rail
Working temperature
-1055 C
Storage temperature
Protection class
-2060C
According EN60529
IP 20
Effective energy (kWh) purchase/supply
Through the pulse input
yes
Reactive energy (Karh), inductive/capacitive
yes
Apparent energy
yes
-150400C
Accuracy: 1C
Analogue input
420mA
Accuracy: 0.3mA
Measurement range
Features
Consumption data collection
Memory size
430kB
Clock
1 minute per month
Event recording
yes
Periphery
Digital inputs
As status or pulse input
16 (max. 50Hz, 64 bit counter)
Pt100, Pt200, Pt500, Pt1000, NTC10k, KTY83
Analogue input
420mA, scaleable
1
yes
Software GridVis
Communication
Interfaces
RS 232
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2 kbps
yes
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2 kbps
yes
Protocols
Modbus RTU
yes
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PQS - Power Quality Solutions
Power factor controller Prophi

Power factor controller for use in conventional and dynamic
(fast switching) PFC systems
Hybrid switching (conventional and dynamic PFC are mixed)
Protocols: Profibus DP V0 + Modbus (RTU) slave
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PFC system lifespan Prophi

Optimised control for long
The Prophi power factor controller has an optimised

control mode. The implemented control algorithms
reduces the number of switching cycles as well as the
operating time per capacitor stage.
The aim is to have the same number of switching cycles
and, if possible, the same operating time per capacitor
stage. In addition, the number of switching cycles is
reduced by up to 80%.
The lifespan of the entire system can be significantly

increased through even loading of all stages with an
automatically regulated PFC system. This means that
invested capital earns money for a longer time period and
that new investments can be avoided.
The hybrid switching (i.e. the combination of capacitor
contactors and dynamic thyristor modules for contact-free
rapid switching of capacitors) combines the advantages
of rapid switching without network perturbation with the
cost advantages of common PFC systems.
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Applications
PFC systems are used to discharge unnecessarily
overloaded supply systems through inductive reactive
power and to save reactive consumption costs. The
reactive power controller is the main part of a PFC
system and automatically switches capacitors steps on
or off. The Prophi power factor controller is suitable for
use in conventional and dynamic PFC systems. A mixed
operation (hybrid switching) is possible as well.
Illustration: Reverse of Prophi 12RS
Features
C
urrent transformer input for ../1A and ../5A
Display of U, I, f, Q, P, S, cos-phi, uneven current
Automatic or manual configuration
and voltage harmonics, 1-19th

Display of capacitor currents
P
assword protection
E
xternal target cos-phi changeover
Display of switching cycles per capacitor step

Display of capacitor step connection time
Zero voltage release within 15ms
Alarm output is programmable for:
Detuning degree in % is programmable for each
Under-voltage recognition
step from 0-20%

Setting of discharging time for all capacitor steps
from 0-1200 secs
Over voltage recognition

Under-compensation
Measurement current exceeding
Capacitor power can be individually programmed
Harmonic limit value
Temperature sensor for ventilator control
Supply of effective power
Excess temperature shutdown can be programmed
Excess temperature
Control of external semiconductors

(max. 50 switch actions per second)
Functional principle
The single-phase electronic measuring system collects
the reactive and effective current ratios of the network
through the current and voltage measurement. Using the
current from one phase and the voltage from the other
two phases, the reactive power controller calculates
the necessary reactive power to achieve the set target
power factor. The capacitor steps are switched on or off
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if any differences occur and the reactive power controller

differentiates between the switching of capacitors through
contactors or thyristors. The control through capacitor
contactors is optimised; this means that the reactive
power factor controller achieves the cos-phi target with
a minimum of switching actions. The transistor outputs
control the semiconductor switches for almost immediate
compensation of any differences.
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Ventilator control
Simple ventilator controls can be developed with the
temperature sensor which is built into the Prophi and a
ventilator. A relay output or the alarm relay is used for
controlling the ventilators. The upper/lower temperature
limit can be programmed for this feature.
Excess temperature shutdown

Connected capacitor steps can be disconnected with the
excess temperature shutdown function in order to reduce
the temperature inside the PFC-system cabinet and to
protect the capacitors. The upper/lower limit temperature
and pause time can be set by the user.
Automatic conguration
The LEARN function offers the opportunity to learn the
connection configuration of the power factor controller
and save it.
LCD display
The Prophi power factor controller has a high-quality
LCD display with high contrast. Extensive measurement
parameters (approx. 100 measurement values) can be
displayed via LCD.
Display examples: voltage
Upper limit temperature
Interface
The Prophi power factor controller is equipped with a
RS485 interface depending upon the product variant. The
Modbus RTU or Profibus DPV0 protocols are available
through the RS485 in order to interconnect the Prophi or
connect it to PLC systems.
Communication speed: 9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6, 115.2 kBit/s
Profibus: up to 1.5 MBit/s
reactive power
harmonics
Illustration: RS485 interface terminal configuration
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Product variants and technical data Prophi
Relay outputs (conventional)
Transistor outputs (dynamic)
Alarm output
Target cos-phi change over 1/2
RS 485 interface *2
GridVis software
Measurement and auxiliary

voltage 400V AC (+10%, -15%) *1
Prophi 6R
52.08.002
12
Prophi 12 R
52.08.003
Prophi 6T
52.08.005
12
Prophi 12 T
52.08.006
Type
Item number
Prophi 6T6R
52.08.007
12
Prophi 12RS
52.08.008
Prophi 6T6RS
52.08.009
12
Prophi 12TS
52.08.091
= Included
- = Not possible
o = Option
*1 optional measurement and auxiliary voltage 100V, 110V, 200V, 230V, 440V AC (+10% - 15%)
*2 not possible at 50 switching actions per second

Operating voltage L-L, L-N AC
Refer to product overview
CAT III
Quadrants
Sampling rate
3.2 kHz (at 50Hz)
Weight
1kg
Dimensions
W=144mm x H=144mm x D=49mm
Mounting
-1055 C
Storage temperature range
-2060 C

0.08 - 2.5 mm2

1.5 mm2
IP 50/20
Measurement range
0.01..6 A
Frequency of mains
45 ..65 Hz
Grid types
TN, TT, (IT)
Measurement in multi-phase networks
3ph
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Measurement values
Voltage
1 phase L-N or L-L
Accuracy: 0.5%
Current
1 phase
Accuracy: 0.5%
Effective, apparent and reactive power
Sum L1-L3
Accuracy: 1%
cos-phi
Sum L1-L3
Accuracy: 1%
Frequency of mains
Accuracy: 0.5%
yes
Power quality
Harmonics 1st to 19th,
uneven
Current, voltage 1-phase
Accuracy: 2%
1-phase
yes
1-phase
yes
Features
Capacitor current
yes
Capacitor opertion time
yes
No. of switching per step
yes
Zero voltage release
yes
yes
Password protection
yes
Periphery
Relay outputs
As switch output
6 or 12, refer to product overview
Transistor outputs
As switch output
6 or 12, refer to product overview
Alarm output
As status output
Digital input
For tariff change over
1, refer to product overview
Temperature sensor
Internal
1
yes
Software GridVis
Communication
Interfaces
RS 485
9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57,6, 115.2 kbps
Yes, refer to product overview
Profibus DP V0
9.6 kbps to 1.5 Mbps
Protocols
Modbus RTU
Profibus DP V0
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Amount of functions and technical data Prophi
Typical connection
Illustration: connection example - Prophi power factor controller 12 RS (item no. 52.08.008) with L2-L3 voltage measurement,
12 relay outputs, target cos-phi changeover, alarm output and RS485 interface.
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Amount of functions and technical data Prophi
Dimensional drawing
(all dimensions in mm)
Illustration: Prophi 12 RS, reverse side
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Software for Energy Management and Power Quality
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GridVis grid visualisation software

Standard supply for all devices of the UMG series, Prodata and Prophi
Parameterisation, visualisation, data management and analysis
139

Graphic programming of user programs
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APPs
Standard and custom extensions (Apps)
147
OPC Server
Standardised interface to other systems
Integration in central building control system or automation systems
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Software
Software solutions especially adapted to suit you
In the field of energy management, the processing

and analysis of energy data and measurement data for
electrical power quality is the main focus. All important
measurement data should be able to be documented
without any interruptions in order to be able to find
reasons for production breakdowns, manufacturing
problems or quality defects.
For example, the
chronological arrangement of voltage fluctuations,
harmonics or network failures can prove whether these
are the causes of the occurring problems. If insufficient
power quality is identified within time, increased wear
and tear or the ruin of electrical supply systems and
equipment can be avoided and the danger of fire can be
significantly reduced. Load profiles and consumption can
be analysed to introduce measures for the improvement
of energy efficiency.
The GridVis software systems of Janitza electronics

GmbH, is suitable for programming and configuring
power quality analysers, power analysers, universal
measurement instruments, data loggers and reactive
power controllers as well as for the administration and
visualisation of all measured data. The electrical data from
companies can be monitored at a glance in the topology
overviews. The measured values are written in the data
memories of the units or directly online in databases
and can then be presented as line graphs, bar charts or
histograms.
Power quality reports can be created from the database
for measuring instruments according to actual regulations
(e.g. EN 50160).
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Illustration: GridVis with

4 measurement windows
and phasor diagram
Illustration: GridVis screen

with historical analysis
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Software GridVis
GridVis EM & PQS-system-software

Grid visualisation for more transparency in the network
The GridVis Basic software is part of the standard package

supplied with the power quality analysers, power
analysers, universal measuring devices, data logger and
power factor controller.
This software can be used to present the measurement
values as actual values online and a graphic presentation
of the values read from the measurement value memory
is also possible.
The topology overview guarantees a quick overview of

the complete electrical network. The GridVis software
also serves the purpose of parameterisation of the
measurement instruments. Furthermore, the creation of
customer-specific programs is possible using our own
developed programming language, Jasic, or the userfriendly graphic programming periphery.
NEW! PQDIF-Tool
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GridVis
Software for grid visualisation
The GridVis software for programming and grid

visualisation, which is part of the standard delivery
package of all power meters, enables a simple and
complete para
meterisation of the power analysers.
Customer specific visualisation of the energy supply
is possible with the topology view. The individual
measurement instrument can also be operated online
using the mouse, if the corresponding device supports
this feature. Measurement data can be directly recorded
on the PC in online graphs. Furthermore, GridVis offers
convenient opportunities for presentation and analysis of
historical data from the database.
The automatic ring buffer download and integrated data
management has a particular positive effect in medium
and large sized projects as data can be stored in various
database formats. With the graphical programming, user
specific programs can be created for the measurement
instrument families UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508 and
UMG 511.
Main features
Easy operation
Visualisation of measurement values,
parameters and topologies
Configuration of the system and measuring
instruments
Measurement device management
Automatic or manual data readout
Graphical presentation of online measurement
values and historical datas
Two categories of data in a graph represented
Visualisation of any number of measuring values in
each category within one graph, even of different UMGs
Free selectable graph drawing (step-, line-, cubic-,
difference- and bargraph-painter)
APPs management (device-specific applications)
Presentation of mean values in a graph
Parameterisation, visualisation, data management and analysis
Export function of measurement values into a CSV file
Customizable schedules for example, report generator
Storage of the data in a database incl. a database management
Measurement data analysis and report generator
Central database access by all clients

(not with Derby-Database)
Topology views (configurable topology views
with selectable register-level)
Graphical programming of user programs or
programming with Jasic source code
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(costs and power quality)

Limit value display
Watchdog
Pre-configured profiles for recording and fieldbus
Use of virtual devices
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Illustration: Configuration of power analyser UMG 604
Applications
The development of extensive energy
management systems
Visualisation of energy supplies
with the help of a topology view
Documentation of power quality
for freely definable periods of time
Analysis of the root causes of faults
Cost centre management i.e. simple
and precise electricity cost calculation
Stabilisation of energy supply through the
alarm function when limit values are exceeded
e.g. overvoltage or short-term interruption
Improvement of power quality e.g.
harmonic analysis for fault detection
Load profile analysis e.g. consumption
prognosis for electricity contract negotiations
Online storage of up to 10 devices without memory
Programming and configuration
Using the software GridVis all power analysers are
completely configurable. Any name can be given to the
instruments and connection mode and PTs and CTs ratio
values can be set. Trigger values for the measurement of
events and transients, as well as the measurement values
which are to be stored and their recording intervals are
determined. Limit values for the monitoring function of
the digital outputs are programmed using the comparator
or the pulse value for the digital inputs or outputs is
established.
Illustration: Pre-configured recording profiles
The external temperature sensor can be selected. The

time server for time synchronisation is also determined.
If it is necessary to carry out an update on the measuring
instruments, this can conveniently be done by the
software without the instrument having to be dismantled
or returned to Janitza.
The most recent updates for software and instrument
firmware are available free of charge at www.janitza.de.
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Online data
The software GridVis allows an individual collection,
reading out and visualisation of online data. The received
data of multiple measuring points are collected, saved,
processed, visualised and provided for further use. All
measured values are available in the mode of online
measurement either as a line graph or bar graph. The line
graphs are permanently actualised and the most obsolete
data are cancelled. Two scales can be created for two
different units per graph. Any number of measurement
data from each unit, including from several measurement
instruments, can be observed in the same graph. In
the graphs, the indication of transients and events is
displayed. The colour of the graphs can be adjusted as
required.
Illustration: GridVis indication of various online data
Virtual device: combine measured values

The creation of a virtual device allows measured values
to be combined within the GridVis. Therefore, it is
possible to make different data sources from a range of
measurement devices available to the virtual device as an
input.
Mathematical connection of input sources can be realised
using operators, and various and freely-definable outputs
can be assigned.
The virtual device appears as a real measurement device
within the GridVis. The capture, readout and visualisation
of online and historical data is carried out analogous to
the actual measurement devices.
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Illustration: Configuration of a virtual device
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Software GridVis
Topology View (Graphical User Interface)

A device view of any instrument in the network can be
called up. Beside watching the actual display, you may
also remotely control the complete instrument as if
you were on site. All measured data can be displayed
simultaneously. The topology gives a quick overview
of the energy distributions and the possibility to locate
power failures by comparing measuring points and
checking the defined tolerances at a glance.
Depositing some graphical files (common formats such
as.jpg) with circuit diagrams, flow processes or building
plans and binding of the corresponding instruments by
drag and drop to their real position, you can establish
customer specific solutions quickly and simply. Limit
violations e.g. high THD-V as well as conditions of inputs
or outputs can be indicated as well.
Event and transient browser

With the two functions EVENT- and TRANSIENT-browser,
freely definable time periods can be checked regarding
occurred events and transients. These functions (e.g.
illustration: transient browser) are especially essential for
failure analysis.
Illustration: Transients
Data memory
Most measuring instruments have a memory. Reading
out the memory, the data are saved within a database. e.g.
Derby, SQL and MySQL are available. The most preferable
databases are MySQL or Microsoft SQL server databases,
as they are much faster than the derby database, which is
of importance especially in large projects. MySQL can be
downloaded free of charge at www.MySQL.org.
Illustration: Freely configurable data memory and average time
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Offline data
Data stored in the GridVis database can be displayed as
line graphs, bar graphs or histograms. Also parameters
such as year, month and day are stored. Therefore, the
data can be easily selected. Particularly interesting periods
of time can be enlarged with the zoom feature. The graphs
can be provided with titles and comments and be printed
out. The display of transients and events also takes place
here within the transient and event browser. The flag
browser can be used to examine whether measurement

data are missing at certain periods of time or whether the
data are not reliable. With the analysis of historical data
you can build load profiles for exact demand analysis to
opain optimised supply contracts. Also failure analysis
by comparing various parameters can be carried out by
a few mouse clicks.
Important parameters of the electrical energy supply must

be measured and monitored within the context of energy
analysis. The data sets provided by the measurement
devices are displayed in the GridVis online as an
instantaneous value or from historical values. Analysis
of these data is possible using the report and statistics
generators in the GridVis, where the most important
parameters are presented in tabular or graphic form.
Individual reports are generated automatically using
freely-definable schedules or manually generated by the
user. Reports can be produced in paper format or as an
HTML, XML, Excel, Word or PDF file.
P
ower quality reports in accordance with EN50160
and EN61000-2-4
C
urrent quality reports in accordance with EN50160IEEE519
P
ower reports for the power quality
S
tatistic functions
E
nergy consumption/cost centre reports
Illustration: Schedule configuration
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Illustration: Display of electrical parameters in accordance

with standard EN61000-2-4 in tabular and graphic
form.
Illustration: Report display of power quality (simple report)
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Software GridVis
Software licenses GridVis driver license model are valid until 30.04.2012
Description
Item number
GridVis Lizenz
Graphic programming
module
(write/read Modbus)
GridVis Lizenz
Database driver for SQL

server (MS SQL / MySQL
database)
Allows the read/write modbus function module in the graphical programme

editor to be used. This function may be used by measurement devices that support Jasic (such as UMG 604, UMG 508 etc.). Consequently, measured values
are exchanged amongst one another via modbus TCP/IP (port 502) or modbus
RTU and processed in Jasic programmes.
Enables data exchange between the GridVis and an SQLServer. Without the
driver, the GridVis uses the integrated Derby database. MS SQL databases from
2005 and MySQL databanks from version 5 are supported.
51.00.117
51.00.123
Note: MS SQL Express versions cannot be connected with this driver!
Devices driver for generic

Modbus devices
In addition to devices from the Janitza UMG family, third-party devices with
modbus TCP/IP (port 502) or modbus RTU protocol may be integrated. Optional
profile for reading out the devices/register may be created. The generic
measurement devices may be integrated into and analysed in reports, graphs
and topology. Measured value archiving can be configured with the aid of the
online readout. In order for online readout to function, the GridVis software
must run at all times.
51.00.120
GridVis Lizenz
Virtual device
Additional virtual measurement points may be added. This function allows

items such as measurement devices/measurement points to be added
and thus organised into categories or groups. The configuration allows
basic mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, division and
multiplication to be performed.
Individual measured values can be linked from multiple measurement points.
The virtual measurement devices may be integrated into reports, graphs and
topology and analysed either historically or live.
51.00.121
GridVis Lizenz
Service
Background process (program runs in the background) with

automatic collection of data and storage in the database.
51.00.124
GridVis Lizenz
The GridVis driver licenses will be maintained until 31.12.2013.
Software versions GridVis license model are valid from 01.05.2012

Description
Basic
Professional
Enterprise
Service
Installations (desktop)
Installations (service / WEB)
2
not limited
Number of measurement devices
not limited
not limited
Update period
not limited
1 year
1 year
1 year
Telephone support
not limited
not limited
not limited
not limited
Graphs
*1
Database JanDB / Derby
*1
Manual reports
Graphical programming
*1
Topology
*1
MS SQL / MySQL
Automatic reading
Virtual device
Automatic CSV export
*2
Generic ModBus
Graphic programming module

(write/read Modbus)
*1
Cost centers
Automatic reports
*1
Online recording
Service
51.00.116
51.00.160
51.00.170
51.00.180
Item number
*2
*1 This feature is only available in conjunction with the GridVis installation on the desktop.
*2 For automatical CSV-Export you have to demand on the service Creation of Groovy scripts with article no. 51.01.015.
Number of devices:
Maximum quantity of simultaneous running devices (i. e. by using the basic version: one project with 5 devices or
5 projects with one device each).
Update period:
Period of time where new versions can be installed free of charge.
Automatic reading:
Automatic download of measurement data according free configurable schedules.
Online recording:
Measuring values of devices without memory will be averaged in the GridVis-Software.
Automatic CSV export: An automatic download of values enabled an automatic CSV-Export.
Service:
The GridVis-Software is running in the background and will start automatically without user login on the computer
and will record the values of the devices. GridVis Enterprise will be included in the package and will be necessary
for the configuration and the handling of data.
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Programming language Jasic and Licences
Unlimited Programming Options

The programming language Jasic opens up completely
new possibilities. You are no longer limited to the devices
built-in functions, but the device can be extended with
your own functions and applications. The graphical
programming is used to create and configure logical
operations or mathematical functions. You can activate
your own digital outputs depending on pre-defined
thresholds for example and digital inputs are evaluated.
In addition, it is possible to analyze or write registers
of external Modbus devices (license). With the tool
graphical programming it is possible to customize your
own applications according specific requirements and
extend by far the functionality of the measurement devices
of the UMG device series UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508
and UMG 511. Even limit violations, timer functions or
recordings of special values are user configurable with
the graphical programming. The self-made programs can
be stored on the computer as a file, or directly transmitted
to the UMG measurement device. For the storage of your
customized programs there are 7 memory locations, each
with 128 kByte memory space available. The graphical
Threshold monitoring (comparator)

In the example threshold monitoring, we see two versions of the monitoring of a measurement value. The first
example shows the monitoring of the current L1, by the
upper and lower threshold values are defined fixed constants. In case one of the pre-defined limit values is ex-
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programming feature of customized programs is a real

novelty in the field of digital power analyzers. Besides the
user-friendly graphical programming the user is free to go
directly for the source code programming, which opens
even more advanced options.
ceeded, a digital 1 signal is fed to the digital output 1,

means the digital output is activated.
The second example is monitoring the voltage L1, but
only the lower threshold limit, means the digital output 2
is activated in case of under voltage below 180V.
Chapter 05
APPs
APPs Expansion with know-how
For flexible or client-specific solutions, Janitza electronics

offers software-based expansion options (APPs) for a
range of measurement devices. The functions that are
integrated into the device can therefore be expanded,
controlled and visualised using APPs.
The programming language for the development of

APPs is Jasic.
Jasic uses syntax similar to that of BASIC.
Alternatively, programming may also be undertaken
graphically using the GridVis.
Depending on application programming knowledge,
Depending on the application, an APP comprises multiple

Jasic, flash and homepage files. Management and
installation is carried out using the GridVis software. In
addition to the APP range provided by Janitza electronics ,
the open structure allows users and third-party vendors
to develop APPs and to use them with measurement
devices.
APP development may be undertaken in Jasic,

JAVA Script, JSON, AJAX or Action Script.
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Standard APPs
Janitza electronics offers standard expansion APPs for
various measurement devices which can be installed on
the device in question using the GridVis software:
A
PP Multitouch (item no 51.00.207)
APP Watchdog (item no 51.00.210)
APP DCF77(item no 51.00.212)
APP Fault message (item no 51.00.209)
APP FBM10PT1000 (item no 51.00.211)
APP Emax (item no 51.00.213-215)
APP Multitouch (item no 51.00.207)

The APP reads out 25 measured values (pre-set defaults)
from up to 31 slave devices (configurable) via RS485
and registers them in the master to global variables* or
BACnet datapoints.
The measured values are displayed on the JPC35 touch
panel or the device homepage (browser with flash plug-in
required). It is not possible to save the measured values
in the master devices; the expansion is a simple live value
display.
The APP contains an integrated BACnet gateway function
(optional, item no 52.16.083), where the measured value
from the global variables is added to BACnet datapoints.
The BACnet can be modified via the homepage. Note that
the COV in this application is not supported.
The programme installs a control programme which calls
a corresponding subroutine, depending on the master
device (UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508, UMG 511) (slave
device: UMG 96S, UMG 103, UMG 104, UMG 604, UMG
605 and UMG 96RM).
The choice of substation is made via a user-friendly general
overview which displays all possible communication
errors (RS485 bus) via a status display.
Up to 31 slave devices can be visualised. The number of
devices and device descriptions can be configured via
the master device homepage. The master is recognised
automatically and registered in the device type field.
BACnet configuration is also performed via the master
device homepage, where a unique BACnet ID can be
assigned to each device. In addition, it is also possible
for the BACnet ID to be assigned for object names
automatically.
An EDE file for importing BACnet datapoints in a BACnet
GLT also forms part of the scope of delivery.
Note: Object names are fixed and cannot be modified.
Suitable for:
UMG604/605/508/511
Name des APP:
MultiTouch(XX)-Build(X).app
(X=version number)
* Global variables: self-defined measured values
which are made available on a modbus register.
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Illustration: Slave measurement values
Chapter 05
APPs
APP Fault message (item no 51.00.209)
This APP installs a scalable/configurable Jasic
programme on the selected measurement device to
enable fault messages to be sent by email.
Depending on the configuration, fault messages are
sent when the following incidents arise: Total distortion
factor voltage exceeded, temporary interruption detected,
transient detected. Furthermore, incident messages
and transient messages are saved to the modbus
register. These can be read out for each GLT. The APP is
programmed graphically and can be modified by the user.
Consequently, it is possible to modify the limit values, for
example, and to monitor additional measured values.
Illustration: Graphic programming
Illustration: Measured value display via the device homepage
Suitable for:
Name of the APP:
UMG604/605/508/511
FaultIndication (XX)-Build(X).app
APP Watchdog (item no 51.00.210)

This expansion assists the ethernet monitoring for
network analysers UMG 604 and UMG 605 (UMG 508,
UMG 511 from the fourth quarter of 2011). Up to 40
measurement devices per master can be monitored for
communication failures. Simultaneous installation on
two devices enables redundant monitoring or expansion
on more than 40 devices
In the event of loss of communication, the APP sends an
email. Furthermore, a status email is sent at the change
of day, whereby the current status is displayed on the
measurement device homepage.
Suitable for:
Name of the APP:
UMG604/605/508/511
WatchdogEthernet(XX)-Build(X).app
APP FBM10 PT1000 (item no 51.00.211)

This APP expands the UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508
and UMG 511 via the RS485 interface by additional 10
temperature inputs. The hardware expansion FBM10
PT1000, a DIN rail module with 10 PT1000 inputs, is
necessary for facilitating this.
Suitable for:
Name of the APP:
UMG604/605/508/511
FBM10PT1000 (XX)-Build(X).app
APP DCF77 (item no 51.00.212)

Synchronisation of the device time on devices UMG 604,
UMG 605, UMG 508 and UMG 511 via a digital input.
The time is always synchronised to the full hour via the
requisite clock relay with DCF77 receiver.The APP is used if
an NTP connection is not possible or available. The DCF77
signal is not analysed immediately, but the switching
pulse of a DCF77 clock relay which is connected to a free
digital input. Consequently, it is also possible to use a
switching pulse from an SPS/GLT as synchronisation.
Suitable for:
Name of the APP:
UMG604/605/508/511
SyncDIGINdcf(XX)-Build(X).app
Illustration: Principle connection diagram of a Hugo Mller

clock relay
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APP Emax
The Emax application for Jasic devices integrates the
maximum monitor functionality and constantly captures
all electrical parameters. Smart control algorithms
calculate the effective power trend and compare it with the
fixed target effective power. The trend calculation allows
the Emax application to intervene in the operational
process precisely and to switch off non-critical consumers
temporarily. Depending on the APP or configuration level
and FBM modules, up to 64 consumers can be controlled.
Power data is captured directly via the measurement
device current path and voltage path or via a pulse input.
Note for APP Emax: Full functionality for activated Emax
option (item no 52.16.084).
The following Emax APPs are currently available:
APP Emax for UMG 604 and UMG 605 (Art.Nr.: 51.00.213)The
APP contains the peak load switch-off programme
(maximum monitor function) for devices UMG 508 and
UMG 511. Depending on the hardware configuration,
a maximum of 64 switch-off stages may be realised.
Illustration: Emax display
Name of the APP:
Emax_App_for_UMG604-605 (XX)-Build(X).app

APP Emax for UMG 508 and UMG 511 (item no 51.00.214)
The APP contains the peak load switch-off programme

(maximum monitor function) for devices UMG 508 and
UMG 511. Depending on the hardware configuration,
a maximum of 64 switch-off stages may be realised.
Name of the APP:
Emax_App_for_UMG508-511 (XX)-Build(X).app
APP Emax for UMG 604 and UMG 605 SPS communication
modbus/profibus (item no 51.00.215)
(maximum monitor function) for devices UMG 604
and UMG 605. The switch-off actions are added to the
modbus register. An additional add-on is required for
the profibus (item no 61.00.217).
Name of the APP: Emax_SPS_GLT_App_for_UMG604-605
(XX)-Build(X).app
Illustration: Emax configuration
APP Emax for UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508, UMG 511 Profibus
APP Emax for UMG 508 and UMG 511 SPS communication
modbus/profibus (item no 51.00.216)

(maximum monitor function) for devices UMG 508
and UMG 511. The switch-off actions are added to the
modbus register. An additional add-on is required for
the profibus item no 61.00.217 Name of the APP: Emax_
SPS_GLT_App_for_UMG508-511 (XX)-Build(X).app
(item no 51.00.217) The APP installs an Emax profibus

profile. Attention: Additionally, an APP Emax GLT/
SPS 604/604 or APP Emax GLT/SPS 508/511 must be
installed separately.
Name of the APP:
Emax_Profibus-ADDON(XX)-Build(X).app
For further information concerning the expansion of
Emax: see section 3, peak load optimisation.
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OPC server
GLT
Intranet
Modbus TCP/IP
OPC variables
OPC server
OPC server
the big, wide world of automation
Once a while it is required to incorporate measurement

values from power analysers into non-Janitza visualisation
systems but the existing visualisation system does not
support the protocol which is contained in the measuring
instrument. OPC servers act as an interface between the
measuring instrument and the central building control
system or PLC in these cases.
The OPC can be used to link the measurement data with

the data from other trades and archive it in the database
structures for process control techniques. OPC drivers
for process control techniques are used by almost all
renowned manufacturers of building automation systems.
OPC drivers, therefore, offer a standardised interface for

easy data exchange without exact knowledge about the
communication options in the counterpart system.
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OPC server
Modbus Suite TOP Server

Janitza electronics GmbH has been recommending the
proven and cost-effective OPC Top server with Modbus
suite from Software Toolbox (www.softwaretoolbox.com)
for years. Support is also provided in connection with
UMG measuring instruments and power analysers.
Functions of the OPC server

The OPC server is a software driver and must be installed
on a PC in the network. If the existing automation software
is already running on a computer with sufficient power
reserves and if the operating system is compatible with
the OPC server, installation will be possible on this
computer. If sufficient power reserves are available, the
OPC server also will runs on systems in which GridVis is
already installed.
The software driver contains a Modbus TCP/IP or a
Modbus over TCP/IP Master and an OPC server. The data
(e.g. measurement values) is read out using the Ethernet
interface (port 502 or port 8000) and is passed on to the
OPC server. The OPC server then passes on the data to
the OPC client of the external program. Access can be
simultaneously gained to up to 6 software applications on
port 502 of the UMG 507E/EP and UMG 604E/EP. Another
two applications can be simultaneously accessed on down
stream measuring instruments using the RS485 (Ethernet
encapsulation). This means that measurement data can be
simultaneously read with GridVis and the OPC server.
Illustration: Determining OPC variables
Configuration of the OPC server

The OPC server is configured using a convenient operating
area but does require some basic knowledge of the data
types (Word, float etc) and bus technology. Communication
settings can be individually adapted for each channel.
Following data types are supported:
Char, Byte, Long, Float, Word and Double as Big-Endian

and Ldittle-Endian. The OPC server also contains an OPC
Quick Client for quick online control of the data.This means
that the data is automatically taken from the configuration
table and displayed. The statistics function assists fault
detection.
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Illustration: Communication settings
Chapter 05
OPC server
The meaning of OPC

OPC is an abbreviation for OLE for process control
and is a standardised interface in the field of automation
technology. This term is frequently used in the field
of building automation. OPC was created to provide
industrial bus systems and protocols with a universal
communication possibility. An OPC driver can be
integrated into any size control and monitoring system
without any major adaptation efforts.
Illustration: OPC Quick Client
OPC-Server
Description
Modbus Suite Top Server
Item number
TCP/IP Port 502, over TCP/IP Port 8000
51.00.150
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Accessories
Current transformers
157
Moulded case current transformer class 1

Moulded case current transformer class 0.5
Summation current transformer
Cable split core current transformer
Split core current transformer
DIN rail current transformer
Voltage transformer
Mechanical and electronic accessories
169
Adapters for DIN rail mounting

Blank cover
Connectors
Terminal strips
IT-field bus components
173
USB to RS232 adapter cable converter

RS 232 to RS 485 converter
WAGO I/O
Field bus mudules
M-Bus converter
Ethernet switch
ISDN router
PowerToStore (mini UPS)
Database server
183
Individual server solutions
Touch panels (HMI)

For visualisation of measurement values and energy data at site from 3.5 to 15
154
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Accessories
Accessories
The respective communication systems are necessary

for the development of extensive energy management
systems. Janitza electronics offers a wide range of field
bus components such as converters and repeaters etc.
In order to be able to manage the large quantities of data

and maintain availability over the years, we offer high
speed servers with the necessary reliability.
Touch panels are used for simple visualisation, including
in industrial environments.
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Accessories
PST
Ethernet Switch
Database server
RS232
Ethernet TCP/IP
JPC 150
Ethernet TCP/IP
Ethernet TCP/IP
Remote maintenance
M-Bus / RS232
converter
M-Bus
UMG 508
GPS antenna
for NTP server
NTP-Server
UMG 96S
UMG 96S
Modbus slave
relay outputs
Modbus slave
digital outputs
RS485
RS485
UMG 103
RS232
UMG 604
UMG 96S
JPC 35
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PFC
Emax
UMG 96S
Chapter 06
The link between power currents and digital technology
Obviously currents of several hundreds to thousands of

Ampere cannot be directly digitally measured. Current
transformers convert almost any amount of primary
current into bite-sized secondary currents. The
secondary output is .../1 or .../5A.
Janitza electronics GmbH has a wide range of various
current transformers whether these are moulded case
type current transformer, summation current transformer
or cable split core type transformer.
Conversion of high primary currents into standardized
secondary currents .../1A or .../5A
Transformer classes 0.5 or 1 depending on the
instrument
Transformers are available for various bus bars and
cables
Moulded case type transformers for cable or bus bars
Cable split core type transformers for cables when the
electricity path cannot be opened
Summation current transformers
It is recommended to select the accuracy classification

of the current transformer to match the accuracy
classification of the connected measuring instruments.
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Moulded case current transformers
Moulded case current transformers
Applications
Current transformers are used when currents cannot be
directly measured.They are a special form of transformers
which transform the primary current into a (mostly)
smaller secondary current and galvanically separate the
primary and secondary circuits from each other. Due to
the physically determined saturation aspect of the core
material, additional protection against high currents in
the secondary circuit is achieved.
Dimensional drawing IPA40.5

(All dimensions stated in these drawings are in mm)
General mechanical properties
Sturdy plastic housing made of polycarbonate
Flame resistant in accordance with UL94VO and self
extinguishing
Nickel secondary clamps with positive-negative screws (2Nm)
Integrated secondary clamp plates
Dimensional drawing IPA40

Dimensional drawing 7A412.3

Dimensional drawing 8A512


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Moulded case current transformers class1
Technical data

Nominal frequency 50 Hz to 60 Hz
Insulation class E (other classifications upon request)
Thermal short-term current Ith = 60 x IN/1s
Surge current Idyn = 2.5 x Ith, minimum 100kA for all bushing
type current transformers
Highest voltage for materials Um = 0.72kV
Calculation of insulation level
(test voltage) 3kV/1 min (in accordance with EN6044-1)
Overvoltage limit factor FS5 or FS10
Harmonic currents up to the 50th harmonic
Secondary current
in A
Power in VA
Class
Current transformer 50/5
IPA 40
50
2.5
40x10mm, 30x15mm, 25x20mm
30mm
70mm
09.05.110
IPA 40
75
2.5
40x10mm, 30x15mm, 25x20mm
30mm
70mm
09.05.112
6A315.3
100
2.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.404
6A315.3
150
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.452
6A315.3
200
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.424
6A315.3
250
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.425
6A315.3
300
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.426
6A315.3
400
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.427
6A315.3
500
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.428
6A315.3
600
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.429
7A412.3
800
40x12mm, 2x30x10mm
33mm
70mm
09.00.981
7A412.3
1000
40x12mm, 2x30x10mm
33mm
70mm
09.00.982
8A512.3
1250
50x12mm, 2x40x10mm
42mm
85mm
09.01.412
8A512.3
1500
50x12mm, 2x40x10mm
42mm
85mm
09.01.413
9A615.3
1500
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.900
9A615.3
1600
10
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.901
9A615.3
2000
10
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.902
9A615.3
2500
10
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.903
Primary conductor
Construction width
Type
Circular conductor
Description
Primary current in A
Overview of current transformers class 1
Item number
Accessories
Snap fixing
For EN50022-35 DIN rails, suitable for IPA 30 and IPA 40 versions
09.09.000
Snap fixing
For EN50022-35 DIN rails, suitable for 6A315.3, 7A412.3 and 8A512.3 versions
09.09.001
Secondary current transformers .../1A upon request.
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Technical data
Thermal short-term current Ith = 60 x IN/1s
Surge current Idyn = 2.5 x Ith, minimum 100kA for all
bushing type current transformers
Highest voltage for materials Um = 0.72kV
Calculation of insulation level (test voltage) 3kV/1 min
(in accordance with EN6044-1)
Harmonic currents up to the 50th harmonic
50
2.5
0.5
40x10mm, 30x15mm, 25x20mm
30mm
70mm
09.05.250
IPA 40.5
75
2.5
0.5
40x10mm, 30x15mm, 25x20mm
30mm
70mm
09.05.252
IPA 40.5
100
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
30mm
70mm
09.05.234
IPA 40.5
150
10
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
30mm
70mm
09.05.236
6A315.3
200
3.75
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.360
6A315.3
250
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.361
6A315.3
300
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.362
6A315.3
400
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.363
6A315.3
500
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.364
6A315.3
600
0.5
30x15mm, 20x20mm
28mm
60mm
09.00.365
7A412.3
800
0.5
40x12mm, 2x30x10mm
33mm
70mm
09.00.887
7A412.3
1000
0.5
40x12mm, 2x30x10mm
33mm
70mm
09.00.888
8A512.3
1250
0.5
50x12mm, 2x40x10mm
42mm
85mm
09.01.339
8A512.3
1500
0.5
50x12mm, 2x40x10mm
42mm
85mm
09.01.340
9A615.3
1500
0.5
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.820
9A615.3
1600
10
0.5
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.821
Current transformer2000/5
9A615.3
2000
10
0.5
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.822
9A615.3
2500
10
0.5
63x15mm, 2x50x10mm
53mm
95mm
09.01.823
Secondary current transformers .../1A upon request. Dimensional drawings refer to page 158.
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Construction width
IPA 40.5
Primary conductor
Circular conductor
Secondary
current in A
Class
Type
Power in VA
Description
Overview of current transformers class 0,5
Item number
Chapter 06
Summation current transformers (CTs)
Summation current transformers (CTs)

General mechanical properties
Sturdy plastic housing made of ABS, IP40
Flame resistant in accordance with UL94VO and self
extinguishing
Nickel clamps with positive-negative screws
Integrated contact protection, IP10
Thermal short-term current Ith= 60 x IN/1s
Surge current Idyn=2.5 x IN
Maximum operating voltage Um = 0.72kV
(other voltages upon request)

Calculation of insulation level (test voltage)
3kV/1min (other voltages upon request)
Applications
Summation current transformers have the task of adding
up the secondary currents from various main, CTs and,
therefore, making the measurement of an instrument
accessible. Summation current transformers redeliver a
norm signal at the output. This means that not only an
addition of the input currents takes place but also the sum
is divided through the amount of summands (number
of inputs). We differentiate between summation current
transformers for even and uneven main transformers.
Description
Type
Primary
current in A
Transmission ratio
Secondary
current in A
Power in VA
Class
Overview of current transformers class 1
SCT
IPS20
5+5
1:1
15
15.02.510
SCT
IPS30
5+5+5
1:1:1
15
15.02.515
SCT
IPS40
5+5+5+5
1:1:1:1
15
15.02.520
SCT
IPS20
1+1
1:1
15
09.05.306
SCT
IPS30
1+1+1
1:1:1
15
09.05.316
SCT
IPS40
1+1+1+1
1:1:1:1
15
09.05.326
Primary
current in A
Transmission ratio
Item number
Secondary
current in A
Power in VA
Class
Overview of current transformers class 0.5
Item number
5+5
1:1
15
0.5
15.02.511
IPS30
5+5+5
1:1:1
15
0.5
15.02.516
IPS40
5+5+5+5
1:1:1:1
15
0.5
15.02.519
Description
Type
SCT
IPS20
SCT
SCT
Note: the conversion ratio of the main CTs must be provided when placing an order.
The ratio of the largest to smallest primary current should not be greater than 10:1 for uneven main transformers.
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Cable split core CTs

KUW1/2
KUW4
Application
The cable split core CTs of the types KUW1, 2 and 4, due
to their very compact design and easy mounting, are well
suitable for in limited space or places difficult to reach.
Cable split core CTs are especially used in cases, when
the electricity path may not be interrupted.
Types KUW 4
The special rubber coating around the PVC housing
keeps the parts of the current transformers together and
additionally protects against external inuence. The UVresistant cable binders enable a quick and convenient
installation on the insulated primary cable.
Type KUW 1 and KUW 2

The cable split core CT, type KUW1 and 2 is a very
compact current transformer and especially suitable
for digital panel meters. The design of the CT provides
correct mounting arround the cable and is closed with a
clearly audible click.The two delivered cable binders of
UV-resistant material protect the CT additionally.
The specified data below about burden and accuracy

class refer to the ends of the multi-coloured coded,
5 meter long secondary leads which are supplied.
...for 28 mm and 27 mm cable diameter
KUW1/30 for 18 mm primary lead-diameter
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Technical data
Application
Indoor/only for insulated cables
Capacity Ith
60*In/1s
Overload capability
120 % duty cycle
Insulation material class
Ambient temperature
-5 to +40C
Frequency
50/60Hz
Diameter
../1A: 0.5mm2
Version
PVC
../5A: 2.5mm2
KUW1/30-60
60
0.2
18
15.03.310
KUW1/30-75
75
0.2
18
15.03.311
KUW1/30-100
100
0.2
18
15.03.312
KUW1/30-125
125
0.2
18
15.03.313
KUW1/30-150
150
0.2
18
15.03.314
KUW1/30-200
200
0.2
18
15.03.315
KUW1/40-100
100
0.2
18
15.03.320
KUW1/40-125
125
0.2
18
15.03.321
KUW1/40-150
150
0.2
18
15.03.322
KUW1/40-150
150
0.5
18
15.03.329
KUW1/40-200
200
0.2
0.5
18
15.03.325
KUW1/40-200
200
0.5
18
15.03.330
KUW1/40-250
250
0.2
0.5
18
15.03.326
KUW1/40-250
250
0.5
0.5
18
15.03.331
Burden in VA
(at the end of the line)
Class
Item number
Type
Secondary
current in A
Diameter of
primary in mm
Cable length in m
Type KUW1 for insulated cables, max. 18mm diameter

KUW2/40-200
200
0.2
28
15.03.351
KUW2/40-250
250
0.2
28
15.03.352
KUW2/40-250
250
0.5
28
15.03.353
KUW2/40-300
300
0.2
28
15.03.354
KUW2/40-300
300
0.5
28
15.03.355
KUW2/40-400
400
0.2
28
15.03.356
KUW2/40-400
400
0.5
28
15.03.357
KUW2/40-500
500
0.2
0.5
28
15.03.358
KUW2/40-500
500
0.5
28
15.03.359

KUW4/55-250
250
0.25 - 0.5
42
15.02.360
KUW4/55-300
300
0.25 - 0.5
42
15.02.361
KUW4/55-400
400
0.25 - 1.5
42
15.02.362
KUW4/55-500
500
0.25 - 2.5
42
15.02.363
KUW4/55-600
600
0.25 - 5
42
15.02.364
KUW4/55-750
750
0.25 - 5
42
15.02.365
KUW4/55-800
800
0.25 - 5
42
15.02.366
KUW4/55-1000
1000
0.25 - 5
42
15.02.367
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Split core current transformers
Dimensional drawing

For bus bars: 2 x 60 x 10mm
60 x 10(35)mm
For cables: Max diameter 35mm
Class
Power in VA
Secondary
current in A
Type
Item number
Split-100
100
15.02.800
Split-150
150
15.02.801
Split-200
200
15.02.802
Split-250
250
15.02.803
Split-300
300
7.5
15.02.804
Split-400
400
15.02.805
Split-500
500
7.5
15.02.806
Split-600
600
7.5
15.02.807
Split-750
750
10
15.02.808
Split-800
800
10
15.02.809
Dimensional drawing
For bus bars: 2 x 80 x 10mm
80 x 10(32)mm
For cables: Max diameter 35 mm
Class
Power in VA
Secondary
current in A
Type
Item number
Split-1000
1000
10
0.5
15.02.810
Split-1200
1200
10
0.5
15.02.811
Split-1250
1250
10
0.5
15.02.812
Split-1500
1500
15
0.5
15.02.813
Split-1600
1600
15
0.5
15.02.814
Split-2000
2000
15
0.5
15.02.815
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DIN-rail current transformer

CT 35/1A and 64/1A with voltage tap
While measuring in substations, there are often problems
regarding the space, as voltage and current are necessary
for each phase. Those problems can be solved by using
the DIN-rail CTs, which combine three functions in one
device. The DIN-rail CT consists of series terminal, current
transformer and voltage tap with fuse. The fuse is directly
mounted on the primary and therefore the non protected
part of the measuring cable is very short, which ensures a
high intrinsic safety.
The DIN-rail CTs lead to simple wiring, low mounting costs

and high reliability due to less connections, retrenchment
of space and rare connection errors.
Technical data
Dimensional drawing
Maximum voltage
690V
Insulation voltage
1890V / 50Hz 1min.
Rated current
67A
Maximum current (16 mm2)
76A
Protection class
Protection
IP 20
Ambient temperature
-5 .. +40C
Housing
PA, 30% glas

Cross recess DIN 7962-H2
Series terminal
Standard IEC60947-7-1
Connection diameter
1.5 bis 16qmm
92
Screw terminal
Voltage tap
Short-circuit strength
70kA bei 400V; 50Hz
Connection diameter max.
4 qmm
Fuse
5x25mm with indicating pin;

max. 2A SIBA DIN 41576-2
Current transformer
Standard IEC60044-1
Capacity
60xIn/1s
96
72
Generals
32
Connection diagram
CT variants
Type
Transmission
ratio
Power in VA
Class
Item number
CT 35/1A
35/1A
0.2
15.03.002
CT 64/1A
64/1A
0.2
0.5
15.03.003
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Differential current transformer
Differential current transformer
The opening and closing of the current transformers

allows for quick and cost-effective installation of the
compact KBU series current transformers. The simple
push-button locking system eliminates the separation and
disconnection of the primary conductor.
Safe to handle and compact

Simple and cost-effective installation
No operation interruption
Various innerdiameter available
Dimensional drawing
Technical data
General
Class
Type
Single-wire, low-voltage current transformer
Casing material
Polycarbonate, grey RAL 7035
Max. voltage for electrical equipment
Um <= 0.72 kV
Insulation test voltage
3 kV Ueff.; 50 Hz; 1 minute
Rated frequency
50 Hz
Secondary connections
measurement profile, nickel-plated,

max. 4.0 mm2
Transformation ratio
600/1A
Nominal ratio Ipn/Isn
10 / 0.0167 A (600/1)
Operating frequency range
30 1000 Hz
Secondary rated apparent power
0.05 VA
Accuracy classes
Operating temperature range
-5C +45C
Max. temperature
of the primary conductor
70 C
Insulation material class
Technical standards maintained

Dimensionen
DIN EN60044-1 (03/2004 edition)
Type
A (mm)
B (mm)
C/C1 (mm)
Weight (kg)
D (mm)
E (mm)
Item number
KBU 23D
93
106
34/58
0.85
20
30
15.03.400
KBU 58D
125
152
34/58
1.08
50
80
15.03.401
KBU 812D
155
198
34/58
1.32
80
120
15.03.402
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Current transformer
DINCT64/1/1 DIN rail current transformers
Deeper measurements (sub-distributions or loads/

individual output) are more and more common in
electrical installations.The nominal currents are, therefore,
relatively low (64, 32 or 16A), the space is restricted and
the accuracy of the current transformer must be sufficient
for the power measurement (minimum class 1). These
characteristics are often difficult to combine.
Technical data
Transmission ratio
64/1A (32/1A & 16/1A)
Accuracy
Class 1
Power
0.5VA
Icth; continuous limit current
120%
Ith; thermal limit current
60xIn/1s
Frequency
50Hz
Secondary lead diameter
0.5mm2
Ambient temperature
45C max.
Standard
IEC6000-44-1
Material
PA6.6
Item number
15.02.849
Applications
The DINCT64/1/1 combines these characteristics in a

single product. Due to the unique construction, no solder,
crimp or clamp connections are required. The secondary
leads are 1 meter long.
Dimensional drawing
Transmission ratio 64/1A

1 x loop
Nominal measurement current 64A
Max. measurement current 76A
Primary lead

2 x loop
Primary lead

4 x loop
Primary lead
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Voltage transformer accessories
Voltage transformer accessories
Technical data
Application
These voltage transformers are used in the following
applications:
3-phase voltage transformer

Protection class
IP20
Accuracy class
Core diameter
M65/27.8
in IT grids without neutral conductor
Standards
EN 61558 + EN60044-2
in applications in which the grid voltage is too high for
Rated voltage
see below (0,028A)
Output voltage
400V AC, 0.013A
Frequency
50/60Hz
Fuse
Primary M 0.032A 5x3mm
Rated power
5 VA
Connection type
Dzn0
Weight
3.30 kg
the measuring inputs

The voltage transformer consists of a three phase input
and three phase output with additional neutral. Using
these transformers, even the measurement devices of the
series UMG 96 can be used in IT grids. Furthermore, it
can be used for all metering instruments, when the grid
voltage ist too high for the measuring inputs.
Illustration: Voltage
transformer closed
with open connection
terminals
Illustration: Voltage
transformer without
cover with fuses
Dimensional drawing
Connection example

Type
Voltage primary
Voltage secondary
Fuse primary
Rated power
Item number
Voltage transformer BV
525V AC
400V AC
0.032A
5VA
15.04.035
705V AC
400V AC
0.032A
5VA
15.04.036
765V AC
400V AC
0.032A
5VA
15.04.037
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Mechanical accessories
Mechanical and electronic accessories

Assembly and installation assistance
Instruments often have to be mounted on DIN rails,

cut-outs in doors which are no longer needed must be
closed, digital outputs have to be made potential-free and
so on and so forth. Janitza electronics GmbH supplies
little helpers which make mounting work easier for the
customer.
DIN rail mounting of front panel mounting devices
Covering or reducing the size of cut-outs
Connection of RS485 bus interfaces
Potential separation of outputs
Power lters for the protection of the UMG series against
heavy network interference
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Mechanical accessories for UMG devices

Description
Type
Item number
Adapter for DIN rail mounting

Dimensions: W x H x D = 85 x 60 x 90 mm
UMG 96L / UMG 96 / UMG 96S
52.09.201
AH96
52.22.666
UMG 96RM (52.22.001)

UMG 96S (with Profibus)
52.09.202
AH96P
52.22.667
UMG 96RM (52.22.002/003/004/005/006)

UMG 503 / 505 / 507, Prophi
AH144
UMG 508 / 511
52.07.666
52.19.666
Sealing (front protection class to IP65) for

UMG 96,96S, 96L, 96RM
D96
29.01.907
Sealing (front protection class to IP65) for

UMG 503-511, and Prophi
D144
29.01.903
Blank cover in black plastic 96 x 96 mm
BA96
29.12.001
Blank cover in black plastic 144x144 mm
BA144
29.12.002
Adapter plate 144 mm to 96 mm RAL 7032
AB144/1
29.12.912
Adapter plate 144 mm to 96 mm RAL 7035
AB144/2
29.12.913
Profibus connector 9 pole,

SUBCON-PLUS-ProfiB/AX/SC
as before, however bent
AX/SC
13.10.539
AX/SC
13.10.543
Connector, e.g. for M-Bus (not possible to terminate)

DB-9 connection plug (with screw clamps)
DB-9 plug
13.10.520
Ethernet front feed-through with extension frame and

RJ45 socket type VS-08-BU-RJ45/BU
EFD
13.08.016
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Description
Type
Item number
Protective cover; at design for covering the RJ45

contact insert in the extension frame
EFDD
13.08.017
Calibration protocol
Type
Item number
Calibration protocol UMG
for UMG 96/96S/96L/103/503/505/507 and Prophi
33.03.300
Calibration protocol UMG
for UMG 96RM/104/604/605/508/511
33.03.303
*1
*1 For products of the series UMG 96L and UMG 96 test protocols can be ordered only along with the original PO,
and cannot be issued at a later stage.
Some instruments with Profibus connections require a

Profibus connector. The incoming bus cable is connected
to the 1A/1B terminal and the continuing bus conductor
is connected to the 2A/2B terminal. The slide switch is
used to activate the terminal resistance at the beginning
and end of the bus system. The terminal clamps (2A/2B)
are simultaneously switched off for the continuing bus
conductor.
Note:
For the UMG 507, UMG 508, UMG 511 the
connector is also used for the Modbus.
Profibus
Dimensional drawing
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IT and field bus components
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In addition to simple data collection with power analysers,

industrial data communication, i.e. the transfer, central
storage and processing of the data, also plays an important
role in energy management. Janitza electronics offers
frequently used and proven IT and field bus components
supported by Janitza. Interface converters are included
together with IO modules, repeaters, industrial Ethernet
switches, ISDN modems, signal converters and a mini
UPS for problem-free operation of your system.
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Field bus components
De-centralized field bus IO/modules series FBM10

All FBM10 modules have an interface RS485 with Modbus
RTU protocol and can be used as slaves to the devices of
the UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508 and UMG 511 series.
The UMG 104 and UMG 507 series cannot be used as a
master for the FBM10 modules.
Use of the module FBM10PT1000

The PT1000 temperature field bus module is used for
capturing up to 10 temperature measurements (e.g. with
PT100 or PT1000). The measured values are plotted and
visualised using a UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508 or UMG
511 and a necessary expansion (in accordance with the
section APPs).
All FBM10 modules are configured and programmed accordingly

by Janitza electronics for each device.
Distance
The I/O modules of the FBM-series can be connected up to
1000m distance to the RS485 Modbus master. Cable type
should be used either a Profibus cable or type Li2YCY (TP
cable) 2x2x0.22.
Application of I/O field buses

The field bus module has no own intelligence, but it
takes up the various input and output signals in order to
distribute to the participant. To use the field bus modules,
a connection to each Modbus master device such as the
UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 508 or UMG 511 is necessary.
With the inclusion of the remote I/O modules are two
different versions available. The user can basically
integrate all data points in his Janitza system. In this
case the Janitza system is no longer limited only on
electrical parameters. In principle, other values such as
process data, status, alarms, limits, alarm outputs or the
like can be recorded. This values can be captured with the
software GridVis for live and historical data.
Example
Temperature monitoring
Over temperature detection
FBM10 I
FBM DI8-AI8
Example of use of inputs
Emax blocking or release

Tariff change
Set point Emax
Synchronization of measuring period
Alarms
Status messages
FBM10 PT1000
Example of using the outputs
Emax-Outputs (max. 64)

Limit outputs for values (alarms)
FBM10 R-NC
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Overview I/O field bus series FBM10
Type
Relay outputs
Digital inputs*
Analogue inputs**
Temperature inputs
Item No.
FBM10I
10
15.06.076
FBM10PT1000
10
15.06.077
FBM10R-NC
10
15.06.078
15.06.079
FBM DI8-AI8
* only status messages
** 4-20mA
Technical data
Auxilary voltage
24V DC 20%
Load current
20mA
Bus protocol
RS485, Modbus-RTU
Transmission rate
4,800 to 38,400Bit/s
Digital input
24V DC, 5mA
Relay outputs
24V DC 0.5A / 250V / 3A AC1 / 2A AC3
Ambient temperature
-10...+50C
Accuracy
<0.1% for temperature measurement PT1000
EMV
EN 55011
Terminals
Plug-in terminals up to 1 mm
Case
45mm rail mounted system H x W x D 90 x 88 x 58 mm
Mounting
DIN rail
Humidity
<95 r.H. non condensing
Protection
IP20
Standards
CE conformity
Application
RS485, Modbus-RTU
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Decentralised WAGO I/O system
for client-specific programming (APPs)
Application
Client-specific programming is achieved with the help
of the WAGO I/O system. The decentralised field bus
coupling is controlled via RS485 Modbus RTU. Communication takes place between the UMG instruments and
one or more bus couplers to which the corresponding
inputs and outputs are detachably interconnected.
The WAGO I/O system is attached to a DIN rail. As a bus
cable, a profibus cable or other suitable cable, such as
Li2YCY(TP) 2x2x0.22 should be used, where the maximum
distance between the master and slave may extend to
1000m.
Illustration: WAGO coupler with RS485 connection (15.06.202)

with outputs (15.06.250) and end terminal (15.06.251).
Suitable for devices: UMG 604/UMG 605/UMG 508/

UMG 511
The APPs are programmed on an application by application basis depending on client requirements. For tendering purposes, an appropriate application description is
required (specifications). A separate homepage is created
for each application for displaying the measured values.
Possible applications: Compressed air capture via analogue
inputs, analogue output of calculated or measured
values, display of physical measured quantities etc.
Example of client programming
WAGO standard components

The WAGO field bus couplers can generally be used with
all plug-in terminals from WAGO. However, only the most
common ones are shown here:
Description
Item No.
Field bus coupler, Modbus RTU, RS485

for digital and analogue signals, 9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 115.2 kBaud, supply voltage 24VDC
15.06.202
Field bus coupler, Ethernet TCP/IP for digital signals, supply voltage 24VDC
15.06.204
Digital output terminal 2-channel relay, 230 VAC, 2 change-over 1A
15.06.250
Analogue input terminal PT100/PT1000, 3 conducter connection
15.06.271
Analogue output terminal 2-channel 420mA
15.06.262
Analogue output terminal 2-channel, 0...20mA
15.06.261
Analogue input terminal PT100/PT1000, 3 conducter connection
15.06.273
Connector for the RS485 interface on the module WAGO
13.10.539
End terminal
15.06.251
Interface cable UMG bus coupler RS485, 5m length
08.02.424
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Accessories for universal measuring instruments

Description
Type
Item number
RS232 <-> RS485

converter with galvanic separation and 3000 volt insulation;
variable baud rate 300...9600...baud 115 kBaud; incl. power supply 230V/
sec. 12VDC, 300mA; max transfer length 1000m;
software: GridVis; products: UMG 507, UMG 503, UMG 505,
UMG 96S, ProData, Prophi, UMG 604, UMG 103
K-2075
15.06.015
RS485 Repeater
1 x RS485 input and output for extension of a RS485 network
with 31 further measuring instruments or a further 1000m transfer length;
max. 7 repeaters possible in a RS485 network; with 3000V galvanic separation. variable baud rate 300...9600...baud 115 kBaud (note: repeater is
not suitable for Profibus);
products: UMG 507, UMG 503, UMG 505, UMG 96S, UMG 604,
UMG 103, ProData, Prophi
Power supply connectpower is required.
K-1075
15.06.024
RS485 HUB
1 x RS485 input and 3 x RS485 outputs for construction of a
star-shaped RS485 network with galvanic separation and 3000 volt insulation; variable baud rate 300...9600...baud 115kBaud.
products: UMG 507, UMG 503, UMG 505, UMG 96S, ProData,
Prophi, UMG 604, UMG 103
Power supply connectpower is required.
K-1375
15.06.035
RS485 <-> USB

with galvanic separation and 3000 volt insulation; variable
baud rate 75...115kBaud; compatible with USB v1.1 standard; USB type-A
connector; incl. driver disc; max transfer length 1000m;
operating systems: Windows 2000/XP;
software: GridVis;
products: UMG 507, UMG 503, UMG 505, UMG 96S, ProData,
Prophi, UMG 604, UMG 103
K-6175
15.06.025
M-Bus signal converter PW60

Integrated RS232 interface (PC as master), galvanic separation between
M-Bus and PC, Baud rates: 300 to 9600 baud, protection against excess
currents and short-circuits in the M-Bus; operational display, data transactions, maximum bus current and excess current; housing for DIN-C rails
or wall mounting, protection class: IP20; external 24V DC or AC power
supply is required
PW60
15.06.048
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Accessories for universal measuring instruments

Description
Type
Item number
Power supply for DIN rail mounting

prim. 115-230V 50/60 Hz, sec. 24V DC; 1A
Connectpower
16.05.002
Power supply for DIN rail mounting

prim. 85 - 264V 50/60Hz, sec. 24V DC; 5A
TCL
16.05.004
Profibus connector 9 pole, SUBCON-PLUS-ProfiB/AX/SC
AX/SC
13.10.539
as before, however bent
AX/SC
13.10.543
Connector, e.g. for M-Bus (not possible to terminate)

DB-9 connection plug (with screw clamps)
DB-9 Buchse
13.10.520
S0 converter interface to M-Bus, baud rate M-Bus 2400, 9600 baud;

single S0 interface in accordance with DIN EN 43864 or potential-free
pulse; in support rail housing W26 x L75 x H111mm; IP40;
(products: UMG 96, UMG 96S, UMG 104, UMG 503, UMG 505, UMG 507,
UMG 508, UMG 511, UMG 604 and UMG 605)
PadPuls M1C
15.06.028
Industrial DIN rail Ethernet switch NS-208

8 x 10/100 Mbps Ethernet-ports, shielded RJ-45 connections;
compatible with IEEE 802.3, 802.3u and 802.3x
Supply voltage: 10 to 30V DC (separate power supply required)
NS-208
15.06.041
Hager switch, 5 ports switch for DIN rail mounting

10/100 Mbit/s transfer rate, protection class II,
protection type IP20;
integrated power supply (230V) (+/- 10%) 50 Hz.
Dimensions: 6 units,
Anwendung: for mounting in installation boards e.g. next to a
UMG 604E/EP.
TN025
15.06.039
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Industrial DIN rail Ethernet switch NS-208

Item number: 15.06.041
Application
The economic NS-208 Ethernet switch is suitable for
connecting the Ethernet units in the switch board.
The 8-fold switch which supports 10/100 base-T can
be used anywhere where several Ethernet units must
be connected with each other. It possesses all of the
necessary properties which can be expected from a nonconfigurable, industrial switch. With its robust plastic
housing and the large temperature range from -30C to
+75C, it is ideal for industrial applications.
Technical data
Switch
8 x RJ45, 10/100MBit/s
Band width
2.0 Gbps
ESD protection
8kV direct contact

15kV discharge gap
8 x 10/100 Mbps Ethernet-ports
Network cable
10/100 Base-T
(Cat 5 UTP cable; 100m max.)
Automatic setting of the transfer rate
Supply voltage
10 to 30V DC (separate power

supply required)
Consumption
app. 0.12A bei 24VDC; 5%
Cable connection
electricity supply
Removable screw clamps
Dimensions (WxLxH)
64x110x97.5mm
Mounting
Mounting on DIN rail
Housing
Robust plastic housing
Operating temperature
-30 .. +75 C
Storage temperature
-40 .. +85 C
Humidity
10 .. 90% (non-condensing)
General features
Shielded RJ45 connections

Compatible with IEEE 802.3, 802.3u and 802.3x
Hager switch, 6PLE, 5 ports TN025, Item number: 15.06.039

General features
5 ports switch for DIN rail mounting
10/100 Mbit/s transfer rate
For 5 power analysers
RJ45 plug sockets with protective caps for plug sockets
which are not in use
Integrated power supply (230V) (+/- 10%) 50 Hz
Protection class II, protection type IP20
Dimensions: 6 units
Application
For Mounting in installation boards e.g. next to a
UMG 604E/EP
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M-Bus signal converter PW60
M-Bus installations are characterised by their simple

cabling. Janitza electronics has made accommodations
for this and has developed the UMG 96S with M-Bus
interface.
Using the signal process-controlled M-Bus level converter
PW60, up to 60 x UMG 96S M-Bus can be connected to
one PC (master). M-Bus software which is available on the
market or the GridVis software can be used to analyse the
data.
Features
Housing for DIN-C rails or wall mounting
Integrated RS232 interface (PC as master)
Dimensions (WxLxD) = 78 x 70 x 118mm
Galvanic separation between M-Bus and PC
Protection class: IP20
Baud rates: 300 to 9600 baud
Maximum network dimension for JYSTY Nx2x0.8 = 1km
Bit recovery
(9600 baud) 4km (2400 baud)
Protection against excess currents and short-circuits in the

M-Bus
Maximum distance to slave for JYSTY Nx2x0.8 => 1200m

Power consumption: 15W
Echo reduction and collision recognition with break signals
Operating voltage range: 20...45V DC or 20...30 V AC
Operational display, data transactions, maximum bus current
Operating temperature range: 0...+55C
and excess current
Storage temperature: -20...60C
External 24V DC or AC power supply is required
Item number: 15.06.048
Application
GridVis
Simple installation in
GridVis
Level converter
M-Bus to RS232
UMG 96S
M-Bus
M-Bus
UMG 96S
M-Bus
M-Bus
UMG 96S
M-Bus
M-Bus
In GridVis, the following measurement parameters are available online with M-Bus
Effective energy, effective energy purchase (purchase
or high tariff), effective energy (supply or low tariff),
reactive energy, reactive energy (capacitive or high tariff),
reactive energy (inductive or low tariff), apparent energy,
comparator runtimes 1a to 2c, operating hours meter,
current in N, effective power sum, reactive power sum,
apparent power sum, UL1, UL2, UL3, IL1, IL2, IL3, PL1,
PL2, PL3.
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Note: it is not possible to read the UMG 96S memory with the
M-Bus. However, online recording can be activated in
GridVis. Please note that due to the low M-Bus baud rates
in case many measuring instruments are used longer delays
can occur.
Chapter 06
PowerToStore 10F mini UPS for UMG 604E
Capturing short-term interruptions is one of the

strengths of the UMG 604/605/508/511. Due to the small
construction and the large memory, the instrument is
ideally suitable for monitoring transformer stations. The
UMG 604s auxiliary voltage supply is provided through
a switch mode power supply which has been developed
for both DC and AC operation. Voltage interruptions
of approximately 80ms are safely bridged. Voltage
interruptions which are longer than 80 ms cause the UMG
640E to shut down. In order to capture longer short-term
interruptions, the auxiliary voltage supply of the UMG 604
must be backed up with a UPS. If a UPS is not available,

the PowerToStore will be used. Usually batteries are used
in UPS units. However, the disadvantage of batteries is
the regular maintenance. The PowerToStore 10F is an
energy buffer based on capacitors. Therefore it does not
require batteries and is maintenance free. The capacity
level has been designed so that 3 x UMG 604E can be
supplied with energy for approximately 3.5 minutes. The
maximum number of UMG 604s which can be connected
is limited to 3 instruments.
Technical data
Potential separation
Yes
Input voltage
max. 240V AC (DC)
Output voltage
ca. 220V DC
Output current
max. 90mA
Storage capacity
10 farad
Dimensions (WxHxL)
220 x 105 x 80 mm
Cable connections
screw/plug clamps
Mounting
fixing on din rail
Housing
aluminium mould housing
-25 +55C
Lifespan
ca. 15 to 20 years to 40C
Degree of protection
IP54
Weight
1.5 kg
Item number
15.06.400
Application
UMG 604
UMG 604
UMG 604
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GridVis
GridVis
Power management
Client 1 to ...
Server
C
F
236
SQL database
GridVis
C
F
236
Ethernet-level (TCP/IP)
236
GridVis
226
GridVis
226
226
Mobile
226
C
F
226
Network
analysis software
226
Web server
GridVis
GridVis
226
226
123456,7
m3
1 2 5 8 8
1
C
F
C
F
C
F
236
123456,7
236
236
226
226
226
226
226
226
226
1 2 5 8 8
236
226
226
226
226
226
226
226
GridVis
226
226
UMG 508
UMG 511
226
UMG 604
UMG 605
GridVis
GridVis
226
123456,7
Field bus (e.g. Modbus RTU)226

level
226
1
Any Modbus
device
e.g. UPS
m3
123456,7
C
C236
F
3
104
mUMG
1 2 5 8 8
m3
123456,7
Energy meter
C
F
m3
1 2 5 8 8
123456,7
1 2 5 8 8
1 2 5 8 8
UMG 103
C
226
F
226
236
226
236
226
236
226
GridVis
226
226
226
UMG 96RM
123456,7
226
226
226
226
226
226
226
Analogue/status/pulse input level
C
F
1 2 5 8 8
1
Water meter
1 2 5 8 8
1 2 5 8 8
123456,7
236
123456,7
1 2 5 8 8
1 3
m
Status message
226
226
123456,7
226
Alarm lamp
UMG 508/UMG 604 = Janitza power analyser

UMG 511/UMG 605 = Janitza power quality analyser
UMG 103/UMG 96RM/UMG 104 = Janitza universal measurement devices
123456,7
1 2 5 8 8
182
123456,7
m3
m3
226
Gas meter
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Database server
Extensive power quality monitoring and energy

management applications require high-performance
server solutions. Janitza electronics can support you
with the selection of a suitable system. Furthermore, we
can offer you a high-performance server as a complete
solution. Janitza electronics guarantees problem-free
and immediate use.
Your system administrator only needs to integrate the
server which we configure into your own network. We
supply a fully installed database server with GridVis

software. You can choose between an MSSQL or MySQL
database.
Janitza electronics uses high-performance towers or rack
servers from Dell. Dell Power Edge-Servers offer a high
quality and reliability with maximum extension options.
A high level of data security is offered by the use of RAID
5 systems with HotPlug hard drives.
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We leave you also after the purchase not in the lurch...
With Janitza electronics maintenance remote diagnosis,

the service technician can remotely access your database
server (only with your permission!) and can, therefore,
diagnose and correct the problem within a few minutes.
We use common remote maintenance solutions with
triple level coding according to industry standards.
We currently recommend the following server

configuration for larger projects:
current Intel processor
16 GB RAM
RAID controller
RAID 10 with 4 hard disks (each 1 TB capacity)
DVD Rom drive
incl. mouse and keyboard
Windows 2008 Server with 5 CALs, 64 Bit
(german or english version)
incl. installation of software GridVis
incl. database installation Janitza-DB, MySQL or MS-SQL
Quotes are available upon request
Recommended for larger projects with a high number of
measuring instruments and everywhere where high data
security and maximum performance is required. Systems
can be individually configured for small and large sized
companies.
Application
The GridVis software works with an additional programme
as a service on the server. The user does not have to be
logged on. For measurement value analysis, the client
computers access the server directly through the network.
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Application
GridVis on the client computer
GridVis software: collection of measurement

data on the database server
GridVis on the client computer
UMG 508
UMG 96S
UMG 96RM
Ethernet
interface
Intranet
RS485
RS485
... up to 31 participants without repeater
RS485 HUB
K1375
Ethernet
interface
(if branch lines

are necessary)
RS485
RS485
RS485
... up to 31 participants without repeater
... up to 31 UMGs
RS485
RS485
... up to 31 UMGs
RS485
RS485
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Application
Any number of client systems can access the measurement
data within the database. The presentation of online
measurement values is dependent upon the number of
ports per unit i.e. the client computers directly access the
UMG instruments for online values and for historical data
from the database. The following graphic illustrates this:
UMG 507
Actual values (online values)
GridVis downloads
the memory data into
the database
Database server
with GridVis
Client computer with

GridVis
Historic data
The UMG 507E, for example, currently has 6 communication ports. Two of these ports are designed as a gateway (port 8000) for
downstream RS485 units.
The ports can be allocated as follows:

Port 1 = database server for downloading the UMG memory by automatic download
Port 2 = client computer 1 accesses the online values from UMG 507E and UMG 96S
Port 3 = client computer 2 accesses the online values from UMG 507E and UMG 96S
Port 4 = client computer 3 accesses the online values from UMG 507E
Port 5 = BMS (Building management software) accesses the online values from UMG 507E
Port 6 = OPC server accesses the online values from UMG 507E
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Touch panels
For user-friendly visualisation of measurement parameters without PC directly at site, touch panels are a
perfect solution. The simple installation, which is almost
enabled with plug & play, guarantees the rapid display of
measurement values in the switch board door.
Numerous measuring instruments can be compiled on to
one display. Just one cut-out is now sufficient instead of
several switchboard door cut-outs which were formerly

required. This saves space and costs and ensures that a
better overview is achieved. Standard applications can
be supplied for all touch panels. The touch panel JPC150,
based on a web browser, can provide customer-specific
solutions upon request with a display of a circuit plan or
the display of service telephone numbers etc.
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Touch panels
JPC150 application example
UMG 508
UMG 511
Ethernet
General
In order to monitor electrical data at site, so-called
embedded systems provide solutions in the form of touch
panels. Due to the fact that only slight tolerances are
permitted for production machines and processes and that
stand stills outside of certain maintenance intervals are
not tolerated, there are obviously increased requirements
for visualisation by these embedded systems. Classic PCs
do not generally meet these requirements because hard
drives and ventilators cannot be used in a harsh industrial
environment. This is where compact-ash memory cards
can be used due to the integration of special processors
and coolers which do not include any ventilators. Dust,
dirt and moisture are no problem thanks to the high front
side protection class.
UMG 604E
In the field of energy measurement technology and energy
management, touch panels are used for the visualisation
of process and energy data at site. The communication
takes place through two existing Ethernet interfaces in
the JPC150 models. The JPC35 has a RS485 or RS232
interface. The standard application for the visualisation of
up to 32 measuring points* is available for both panels.
Application JPC150
The 15 touch panel features a pre-installed Windows
Embedded operating system. This panel allows
visualisation of websites or different Apps (expansions)
such as MultiTouch via a web browser (e.g. Firefox
or Internet Explorer). All Power Analysers from Janitza
electronics with an ethernet interface feature a webserver
and can be used for graphic or tabular visualisation of
standard measured values. Client-specific websites can
also be transferred to the devices. Janitza electronics
GmbH can also develop special applications on request.
JPC35 MultiTouch
The JPC35 MultiTouch has a 3.5 touch panel and can
be modified and configured for a range of uses. The panel
allows the measured values from up to 32 measurement
devices* to be displayed. The configuration and menu
navigation has been constructed to be intuitive and userfriendly. Each measurement point can be given a specific
name which allows for transparent organisation of the
measured values. The display mode is variable and can
be configured from the display itself.
* 31 slave device and one master device
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The following modes may be used:

Standard:
Displays the standard measured values of a

measurement device (UMG 604/UMG 605).
Station selection: Displays the standard measured values

from up to 32 measurement points
(31 measurement devices seriallyconnected to the RS485).
Energy table:
Displays the energy consumption of the

individual measurement points in tabular
form.
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Touch panels
A UMG 604 or UMG 605 may be used for the connection.

The RS232 interface is required for communication
between the master and JPC35. The serial RS485
allows connection of up to 31 slave devices. Modbus
RTU communication (RS485) is monitored and in the
event of an error, a message appears on the display.
The JPC35 MultiTouch requires the App (expansion)

(free of charge) MultiTouch (item no 15.00.207) on the
measurement device.
Info: The address allocation of the measurement points is fixed and
cannot be modified! (Address 1 to 31)
The JPC MultiTouch displays the following measured values for a master and up to 31 slave devices
Measurement values
Display range
Unit
Voltage:L1, L2, L3 / L1-L2 ,

L2-L3,L1-L3
0999999,9V
Current: L1, L2, L3, current in N
0999999,9A
Effective power: L1, L2, L3, sum
0999999,9 kW
kW
Apparent power: Sum
0999999,9 kVA
kVA
Reactive power: Sum
0999999,9 kvar
kvar
Cos-phi: L1, L2, L3, sum
0.00 kap - 0.00 ind
THD: UL1, UL2, UL3
0 - 100%
Frequency
45 - 65 Hz
Hz
Rotating field
left / right
Average current
0999999,9A with over line
Effective energy sum
099999999 kWh
kWh
Reactive energy ind. sum
099999999 kvarh
kvarh
Measuring point text input
max. 15 characters
JPC35 remote display

The JPC35 remote display comprises a 3.5 touch
panel and can be used to display measured values from
a measurement point (UMG 104, UMG 604, UMG 605,
UMG 508, UMG 511, UMG 96RM*), where the name of the
measurement point can be freely configured. It is possible
to switch between measured value list and measured
value display within the display mode. Connection
and communication is effected via an RS232 or RS485

interface (see item no). No expansion (App) is required
on the measurement device for use.
Info: The measurement device address of the JPC35 remote
display RS485 is always fixed at 1.
** Attention, not applicable to UMG 96RM due to the absence of
RS232 interface.
Standard Menu JPC35
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JPC35 MultiTouch Box, Item no. 15.06.313

Mode Station selection
Prerequisite components:
RS 232
JPC35 (Item no.1506313)

1 master (UMG 604/UMG 605)
0 to 31 slave(s) (UMG 103, UMG 96S, UMG 104, UMG 604 and
UMG 605; UMG 96RM integrated from Q4/2011)
1 power supply 24V (e. g. Item no. 16.05.002)
App MultiTouch (Item no. 51.00.207)
Information
UMG 604
UMG 96RM
RS 485
UMG 103
Modus Standard
UMG 605
Connection via RS232 (max. 15 meter distance to master)

MultiTouch App must be installed on the UMG 604 / UMG 605
The display mode can be configured via the display
The number of measurement points can be configured via the
display
Names of measurement points (max. 15 characters) are configured
via the display
Language selection (German, English, Spanish)
Communication monitoring of slave devices
Configuration assistant
Display (measured value/mode)

RS 232
Display of real values: UL1, UL2, UL3, ULL1, ULL2, ULL3, I1, I2,
I3, ISUM, P1, P2, P3, PSUM, SSUM, QSUM, CosPhi1, CosPhi2,
CosPhi3, CosPhiSum, THDU1, THDU2, THDU3, HZ, Drehfeld, AVG_
I1, AVG_I2, AVG_I3, KWH, kvarh
Mode setting: Standard, station selection safety measurement,
energy list
UMG 604
JPC35 Remote Display Box (RS232), Item no. 15.06.314

RS 232
JPC35 (Item no. 1506314)

UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 104
1 power supply 24V (e. g. Item no. 16.05.002)
Information
Remote display via RS232 (max. 15 meter distance)
No device App installation required
Name of measurement points (max. 15 characters)
Language selection (German, English, Spanish)
UMG 604

Note: Not suitable for the UMG 96RM, UMG 508 and UMG 511
because this device has no RS232 interface.
CosPhi3, CosPhiSum, THDU1, THDU2, THDU3, HZ, rotation field,
AVG_I1, AVG_I2, AVG_I3, KWH, kvarh
Mode setting: Display matrix devices, measurement values list
JPC35 Remote Display Box (RS485), Item no. 15.06.315

RS 485
JPC35 (Item no. 1506315)

UMG 604, UMG 605, UMG 104, UMG 508, UMG 511, UMG 96RM
1 power supply 24V (e.g. Item no. 16.05.002)
DSub9 connection plug, angled sides(Item no. 13.10.514)
Information
UMG 604
Note: The JPC35 works in this version as RS485 Master. The
RS485/Ethernet-gateway function can not be used.
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Remote display via RS485 (max. 1200 meter distance)

No device App installation required

CosPhi3, CosPhiSum, THDU1, THDU2, THDU3, HZ, rotation field,
AVG_I1, AVG_I2, AVG_I3, KWH, kvarh
Mode setting: Display matrix devices, measurement values list
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Touch panels
Overview of
product variants
Type
JPC35 MultiTouch
JPC35
remote desiplay RS232
JPC35
remote desipla RS485
JPC150
Item number
15.06.313
15.06.314
15.06.315
15.06.302
Frontpanel
Resolution [Pixel]
240 x 240
240 x 240
240 x 240
1024 x 768
Brightness [cd/m2]
110
110
110
300
Number of colours
16 levels of grey
16 levels of grey
16 levels of grey
65.000 colours
Input
Resistive Touch
Resistive Touch
Resistive Touch
Resistive Touch
Screen diagonal
3.5
3.5
3.5
15
Voltage supply
(external)
24 VDC 15%
24 VDC 15%
24 VDC 15%
24 VDC 20%
Weight [kg]
0.21
0.21
0.21
5.0
[C]
0...50
0...50
0...50
0...50
Storage temperature [C]
-10...60
-10...60
-10...60
-20...60
External measurements
[mm]
96 x 96 x 40,6
96 x 96 x 40,6
96 x 96 x 40,6
452 x 357 x 86
Installation measurements
[mm]
89.3 x 89.3
89.3 x 89.3
89.3 x 89.3
429 x 334
Front protection class
IP65
IP65
IP65
IP65
32 Bit RISC
32 Bit RISC
32 Bit RISC
300
CPU
Prozessor [MHz]
Communication
Interfaces
Ethernet, RJ45
No
No
No
RS485
No
No
Yes
option
RS232
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
USB
No
No
No
VGA
No
No
No
Yes
Keyboard/mouse
No
No
No
PS/2
Modbus RTU
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Ethernet TCP/IP
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Protocols
Operating system
XP embedded
Applications (optional)
Display of measured
values from slave devices
possible
Requires extension (App)
Yes
No
No
Yes
Webserver display
No
No
No
Yes
Please provide type and number of instruments to be visualized while placing your order.
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Application at an energy supply company in

Eastern Europe
In this project, an energy supply company wanted to link
the measurements from its 110kV transformer station and
35kV substation with each other. The transformer stations
are linked with the central control centre of the energy
supply company by using bre optics. Communication
is achieved with Ethernet - TCP/IP. Across various voltage
levels depending upon the information required from the

measuring point and the communication requirements
various power analysers and measuring instruments
where used. The aim was to read out the fundamental
electrical values from all stations automatically together
with power quality measurement values and collect, store
and analyse them centrally.
Ethernet/TCP/IP via bre optic conductor

110 kV Grid
PCC power quality monitoring

EN50160
Short-term
interruptions
Transients
Gateway
UMG508
TR1
Shortterm interruption
THD-V
Transients
Peak load
UMG508
UMG508
UMG508
UMG508
35 kV Grid
Power quality
Comparison of energy
efciency
UMG96S
UMG96S
UMG96S
UMG96S
UMG96S
10kV Feeders
IT environment
Server
Database
Analysis software
Clients
Analysis tools
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Chapter 07
Appendix
provides information in the appendix regarding the

subjects of energy measurement technology, power
management, power quality solutions and logistics.
Case studies and reference projects are also shown. This
information is intended to quickly provide our customers,
distributors and representatives worldwide with basic
information.
More information and a collection of application reports
can be found on our homepage at: www.janitza.com
Important note
Some parts of the appendix chapter contain statements
about the application, use or availability in certain areas
of use or applications. These statements are based on our
experiences, typical applications and typical requirements
in connection with specific applications. It is the
responsibility of the customer to check whether a product
of Janitza electronics can be used with the respective
specifications and specific standards for the application
and whether the following information can be applied to
the specific application. The following information can be
changed by us without providing information about the
changes and can be updated if required. Our products
are specified in detail in our catalogues and operating
manuals.
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Communication
Field buses & interfaces in the UMG family

UMG
103
UMG
104
UMG
96S
UMG
96RM
UMG
503
UMG
505
Modbus
UDP
Probus
DPV0
MBus
Protocol
Modbus
RTU
Modbus
TCP/IP
without
RS232
LONBus
BACnet
UMG
507
UMG
511
UMG
604
UMG
605
Interface
DSub9
without
RS232
without
RS232
RS232
RS485
Ethernet
RJ45
DSub9
UMG
508
RS485
Ethernet
RJ45
Possible with:
UMG 96S UMG 104 UMG 503L, LG, OV, V UMG 505 UMG 507L, AD, P, E, EP UMG 604 UMG 605 Prodata
Item number
08.02.405
08.02.425
08.01.501
Neutral modem cable

RS232
RS232
Connection with RS485 interface

Possible with:
UMG 96S UMG 96RM UMG 103 UMG 104 UMG 503 UMG 505 UMG 507 UMG 508 UMG 511 UMG 604 UMG 605
ProData Prophi
Item
RS485 converter K2075
RS485 repeater K1075
RS485 Hub K1375
Item number
15.06.015
15.06.024
15.06.035
RS232
RS485 (without repeater max. 1000m)
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DSub9
Lon
Interface
Direct connection via RS232 interface
Neutral modem cable

For UMG 503
For UMG 505
For UMG 96S
Ethernet
RJ45
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Direct connection via Ethernet

Possible with:
UMG 96RM UMG 507E, EP, EL UMG 508 UMG 511 UMG 604E, EP UMG 605
Cross-Patch-Cable
Item
Cross-Patch-Cable
Item number
08.01.506
Connection via Ethernet (Intranet)

Possible with: UMG 96RM UMG 507E, EP, EL UMG 508 UMG 511 UMG 604E, EP UMG 605
Ethernet
Item
Patch-Cable
Ethernet
Item number
08.01.504
Modbus gateway (Intranet)

Possible with master instrument types:
UMG 507E*, EP* UMG 508 UMG 511 UMG 604E, EP UMG 605
Slave:
UMG 96RM UMG 96S UMG 103 UMG 104 UMG 503LS, S, OV, V UMG 507L, AD, P, E, EP
UMG 505 ProData Prophi UMG 103 UMG 104
Slave instruments
RS485
RS485
Ethernet
Item
Patch-Cable
RS485
Intranet
Master
RS485
Ethernet
Item number
08.01.504
* Master/Slave mode only with UMG96S, UMG 503, UMG 505, Prophi and ProData
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Logistics information
Logistics information
Unit carton 1
180x85x145
Plastic
Sum
98.05
2.45
105.00
0.275
0.38
UMG 96L/96
31.01.035
31.01.035
Number of units in package
Box
Gross weight in kg
(incl. Operating manual etc.)
Type
Packaging weight in g
Net weight of unit in kg
Dimensions
WxHxD in mm
Cardboard packaging sizes
Device type

Item number
Unit carton 1
180x85x145
98.05
2.45
105.00
0.455
0.56
UMG 96S /UMG 96RM

/-M /-EL
Unit carton 1
180x85x145
98.05
2.45
105.00
0.195
0.30
UMG 103
31.01.035
Unit carton 2
180x140x170
165.30
4.70
170.00
0.390
0.95
UMG 96RM-P /-CBM /-E
31.01.034
Unit carton 2
180x140x170
165.30
4.70
170.00
1.190
1.36
UMG 503/505
31.01.034
Unit carton 2
180x140x170
165.30
4.70
170.00
1.150
1.32
UMG 507
31.01.034
Unit carton 2
180x140x170
165.30
4.70
170.00
0.610
0.78
UMG 104/604/605
31.01.034
Unit carton 2
180x140x170
165.30
4.70
170.00
1.010
1.18
Prophi
31.01.034
Unit carton 2*1
180x140x170
165.30
4.70
170.00
1.500
1.67
UMG 508/511
31.01.034
Unit carton 3*2
150x210x240
285.50
8.50
294.00
1.500
1.79
UMG 508/511
31.01.031
Cardboard packaging sizes
4.19
5.99
5.00
3.39
5.83
5.67
3.51
5.91
6.87
Master carton 3
340x240x280
0.28
3.32
4.76
4.10
2.68
5.72
5.56
3.40
5.00
6.76
UMG 508/511
1.11
Prophi
10
UMG 104/604/605
1.89
0.39
UMG 507
1.35
400x300x250
UMG 503/505
Master carton 2
UMG 103
UMG 96S*3
UMG 96RM /-M /-EL
0.21
UMG 96/96L
315x225x170
Max number of
unit carton 1 or 2
Master carton 1
Type
Packaging weight in kg
UMG 96RM-P /-CBM /-E
Total weight in kg with the respective device type*3
Dimensions
WxHxD in mm
Shipping packaging
Master carton 4
395x340x390
0.89
16
6.97
9.85
8.50
5.69
11.77
11.45
7.13
10.33
13.85
Master carton 5
440x395x390
0.86
26
12
10.80
15.50
12.35
8.72
17.25
16.76
10.28
15.08
20.36
Master carton 6
700x400x400
1.42
40
20
16.62
23.82
20.50
13.42
28.62
27.82
17.02
25.10
33.82
Master carton 7
800x400x400
1.52
46
20
19.01
27.28
20.60
15.32
28.72
27.92
17.12
25.12
33.92
Master carton 8
on pallet
800x600x400
7.25
72
34
34.61
47.57
39.60
28.85
53.50
52.20
33.80
47.40
62.60
Master carton 9
on pallet
1180x780x675
24.50
210
96
95.90
135.1
109.00
80.90
148.00
143.50
92.50
131.00
173.00
Master carton 10
on pallet
1180x780x905
27.80
280
128
123.10
175.4
140.20
102.6
192.68
187.56
118.44
169.64
225.96
his packaging is not suitable for individual despatch of UMG 508 and UMG 511.
T
T his packaging is only used for individual despatches of UMG 508 and UMG 511.
T he weight of item number 52.13.025 has been applied to the UMG 96S.
*4
T he details of the total weight of the respective unit type is based on a single variety only. Unit carton 1 and 2 is also used inside the master
cartons. Packaging 3 is exclusively used for single shipments of UMG 5xx and UMG 6xx outside of Europe due to the customs documents.
*1
*2
*3
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Project description industry
Project description industry
The problem
Transparency regarding energy costs and power quality
is continuously becoming more and more important in
industrial companies. Energy consumption must be allocated to the production stages and the nal products in
order to simplify pricing policies.
Due to the use of non linear consumers such as frequency
converters, problems often arise with electronic equipment and controls. Reactive power compensation systems are usually subject to particularly high loads and,
therefore, require skilled engineering.
Expensive peak loads can be avoided with intelligent
peak demand management.
The task
A supplier to the automobile industry decided to relocate
its complete production facilities and construct the buildings in a green belt area. The company wanted to collect consumption data for all welding robots together with
compressed air consumption and heating supplies and
provide the data to the controlling department.
The power quality from the four main feeds needed to be
monitored and the four respective PFC systems needed to
be integrated in the energy management system.
Peak demand management had to be anticipated in order to reduce high electricity costs due to high loadpeaks,
shutdowns of compressors and air conditioning units etc.
for a short period will be the solution. Intranet was available as a communication medium.
The solution
The UMG 96 of Janitza electronics, which passes on the
effective pulses to the ProData data logger, was used as
a meter for electrical energy consumption. Other pulse
meters for compressed air and heating were also connected to the ProData using the pulse outputs.
Four UMG 508s were deployed in the four main feeders in
order to determine the power quality. Four Prophi 12TS
reactive power controllers were also visualised using the
RS485 in GridVis software. Distinctive feature:
the conventional contactors. The rapidly changing load

proportions, as caused by welding systems, are switched
using thyristor modules.
This means that dynamic PFC can be created for almost
the same price as the conventional compensation system. A globally unique feature of the Prophi controller.
The UMG 511 works as peak demand management and
as a master for downstream WAGO modules as well as a
gateway for the RS485 bus cable to Ethernet/TCP/IP.
The four PFC systems work as a so-called mixed operation, which means that the base load is compensated using
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Direct connection via RS232 interface
PFC using the

Prophi reactive power
controller
Consumer
PFC using the

controller
Consumer
PFC using the

controller
Consumer
PFC using the

controller
Consumer
power utilties
15min reset 230V
power utilties
effective pulse
S0 in accordance
with EN 62053-31
Load shedding of consumers

for peak demand management
through the UMG 508 using the
decentralised function modules.
1 to 16 units
1 to 16 units
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Effective energy consumption through the

UMG 96 or collection of ow rate quantities,
heating quantities or pulse generators
*1 Recommended power type: Li2YCY(TP) 2x2x0.22.

Maximum cable length: 1000 m
*2 Wiring is undertaken progressively in the bus
structure. A stub may not be illustrated. Recommended power type: Li2YCY(TP) 2x2x0.22
Maximum cable length: 1000m
*3 Recommended power type: Li2YCY(TP) 2x2x0.22.
Maximum cable length: 100m
Chapter 07
Project description Bank
Project description Bank
The problem
In banks, insurance companies and other commercial
buildings, increasing power problems with reference
to harmonics, ickers, voltage peaks and similar effects
have occurred in the past years. Network perturbations
are often transported into the building from the medium
voltage network.
The reason for internal power problems is the large
number of PCs and switched mode power supply units
which are used. Due to the widely branched 5-conductor
networks, so-called stray currents can occur in ground
wires. These are caused by incorrect grounding. These
particularly lead to problems in data networks because
they proceed in cables.
Flickering can lead to discomfort, headaches and tiredness among the members of staff. These disturbances are
certainly not welcome because working in these types of
buildings is made more difcult and may even become
impossible without safe communication options. European norms have existed for several years for the assessment of network perturbations.
EN50160 regulates the power quality which must be provided by the energy supplier. The EN61000-2-4 provides
the opportunity to measure the power quality within a
building.
The task
The power quality must be checked in a large bank at the
feeders in accordance with EN50160 and at the sub-distributions in accordance with EN61000-2-4. Furthermore,
the reasons for frequent problems in the data cables had
also to be identied. The employees in building services
should have access to the data at all times. Intranet was
provided as the communication medium.
The solution
A total of 39 x UMG 511 were installed in the feeders and
all important distributions for communication, such as in
the server rooms etc. An important feature is the fourth
current and voltage input on the instrument. Due to the
installation of the fourth current transformer in the pro-
tective earth conductor, stray currents could be tracked

down. Potential differences due to incorrect grounding
were identied using a separate measurement with the
bridge between N and PE.
The existing grounding errors could, therefore, be corrected. Obviously all of the data with reference to the power
quality and all current related data were stored in the
256 MB memory of the UMG 511. The GridVis software
could be used to read the data at any time. An Ethernet
TCP/IP interface was available for this purpose.
The reasons for the frequent loss of communication in the
data network were found and important knowledge about
the power quality was gained. The producers of harmonics could, therefore, be tracked down. Materials such as
electronic controls or server supply units, which were previously destroyed due to network perturbations, could be
protected with suitable power lters.
Furthermore, the monitoring of the power quality from
the energy supplier was made possible in accordance
with EN50160. A pleasing side-effect is the control of energy purchases or the power utility meter.
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Application example
Measurement in the distribution

network with main measurement
and auxiliary measurement of
protective earth.
Ethernet switch
Intranet
UMG 511
UMG 511
UMG 511
Client
GridVis
software
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Field bus (e.g. Modbus RTU)226

Analogue/status/pulse input level

UMG 508/UMG 604 = Janitza power analyser

Energy Measurement Technology/Power Quality Monitoring

Power Quality Solutions

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Janitza electronics GmbH products are generally of

The possibility of allocating energy costs to certain

Janitza electronics GmbH has an export ratio of

Reow soldering machine in the PQM device production

The products, systems and services of Janitza electronics

Power Quality Monitoring

Power Quality Solutions

Janitza UMG 511

Janitza UMG 508

Janitza UMG 604, UMG 503 - 507

Janitza UMG 507 Emax

Janitza UMG 103 / UMG 96RM/ UMG 96S

Fixed & automatic

Dynamic power factor

Janitza Power Quality Solutions

PQM Power Quality Monitoring

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you to gain a comprehensive overview of your energy

Nominal grid voltages

Number of storage values

52.20.001: 95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V

95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V DC*1

95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V

95 - 240V AC; 100 - 300V DC

95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V DC

95 - 240V AC; 135 - 340V DC

85-300V(5213025/35; 140 -300V)

E*6 CBM EL*7

196 - 255V, (45 - 80V)*1

*1 Other voltages are available as options,

196 - 275V, (49 - 76V)*1

85 - 265V AC; 80 - 370V DC*1

85 - 265V AC; 80 - 370V DC*1

85 - 265V AC; 120 - 370V DC*1

Number of storage values

Measurements per second

Three phase/four phase

Nominal grid voltages

*1 Other voltages are available as options,

UMG 103 Universal measuring equipment

Universal measuring devices of the UMG 103 product

Various versions with UL-approval available!

UMG 103 Universal measuring instrument

The UMG 103 is a very compact universal measuring

The UMG 103 performance level is usually sufficient

The voltage measurement inputs are designed for the

Communication options: Online reading

E6 CBM EL7