Overview
The PM5350P power parameter meter is a brand-new product in Schneider Electric’s PowerLogic meter family. Adopting a North American design style, it features a compact form factor and powerful functions, suitable for power distribution monitoring systems across various industries. The PM5350P meter enables real-time monitoring of all electrical parameters of the load. It supports Chinese and English display and is equipped with a large LCD screen for clear visibility under strong light and wide viewing angles.
Typical Applications
Power Monitoring: Remote real-time monitoring of internal circuits and loads within the system Energy Management: Meet special requirements for sub-item energy metering and cost allocation System Maintenance: Real-time alarm and data storage, allowing maintenance personnel to check historical events and troubleshoot quickly
Functional Features
Easy Installation
Equipped with two detachable mounting latches on both sides; flexible operation without any external tools for convenient on-site installation and retrofitting Meter depth is only 44 mm, saving cabinet space Direct connection is available for line voltages below 480V, with no additional voltage transformers or accessories required
User-Friendly Operation
Intuitive navigation system for self-configuration and language selection Simultaneously displays six rows of data clearly with a 1-second refresh rate Two functional LED indicators (green and orange) on the front panel for energy pulse and electrical alarm indication respectively
Remote Signalling & Remote Control
Standard with four digital inputs for collecting multiple switch statuses Two relay outputs that can be directly connected to circuit breaker coils to realize remote control of circuit switches
International Standards
Energy accuracy Class 0.5S, complying with the internationally accepted energy metering accuracy requirement of IEC 62053-22 Complies with the full performance standard IEC 61557-12 (IEC 61557-11 PMD/S/K70/0.5)
Power Quality Analysis
Measures total harmonic distortion (THD and TDD) and harmonics up to the 31st order to effectively analyze harmonic distortion in the system Provides timestamped peak demand calculation to predict power consumption for the next load period
Event Alarms
Supports 30 alarm types. It triggers timely alarms for common faults such as overvoltage, undervoltage and three-phase unbalance, and saves time-stamped records for the latest 40 events Load timing system supports time configuration for specific circuits to facilitate real-time maintenance by operators
