Single Phase Static Energy Meter

KSh 1,250.00

Spec	Typical Values / Range	Notes
Rated Voltage (Un)	~ 220‑240 V AC (some meters list 230 V)	Must match your supply
Working Voltage Range	Usually ~ 70‑120% or 80‑120% of nominal voltage	It must tolerate voltage fluctuations
Rated / Basic Current (Ib)	Often 5 A	The current level for “normal load”
Maximum Current (Imax or overload current)	e.g. 60 A, 80 A, 100 A depending on model	For peak loads
Frequency	~ 50 Hz (some support 60 Hz also)	Frequency of your AC mains
Measurement Accuracy Class	Class 1.0, sometimes Class 0.5 or better	Error margin; lower class means more accuracy
Pulse/Impulse Constant	e.g. 1000 pulses/kWh, 1600 imp/kWh etc.	Useful if you want to interface for remote reading or logging
Display	LCD or LED digital display, sometimes backlight	For reading consumption, sometimes voltage, current etc.
Communication / Interfaces	Some have RF / LoRa / RF, or pulse outputs; prepayment capability in some	For remote reading, smart metering, or prepaid systems
Operating Temperature / Environment	e.g. ‑25 °C to +70 °C	Especially if outdoors or in hot regions
Power Consumption of Meter Itself	Low, especially in voltage and current circuits	Should be minimal so meter doesn’t use much power itself
Insulation / Safety Standards	Withstand voltage, surge, electromagnetic interference; protection rating (e.g. IP rating, whether polycarbonate or fire‑retardant enclosure)	For safety and durability

Spec	Typical Values / Range	Notes
Rated Voltage (Un)	~ 220‑240 V AC (some meters list 230 V)	Must match your supply
Working Voltage Range	Usually ~ 70‑120% or 80‑120% of nominal voltage	It must tolerate voltage fluctuations
Rated / Basic Current (Ib)	Often 5 A	The current level for “normal load”
Maximum Current (Imax or overload current)	e.g. 60 A, 80 A, 100 A depending on model	For peak loads
Frequency	~ 50 Hz (some support 60 Hz also)	Frequency of your AC mains
Measurement Accuracy Class	Class 1.0, sometimes Class 0.5 or better	Error margin; lower class means more accuracy
Pulse/Impulse Constant	e.g. 1000 pulses/kWh, 1600 imp/kWh etc.	Useful if you want to interface for remote reading or logging
Display	LCD or LED digital display, sometimes backlight	For reading consumption, sometimes voltage, current etc.
Communication / Interfaces	Some have RF / LoRa / RF, or pulse outputs; prepayment capability in some	For remote reading, smart metering, or prepaid systems
Operating Temperature / Environment	e.g. ‑25 °C to +70 °C	Especially if outdoors or in hot regions
Power Consumption of Meter Itself	Low, especially in voltage and current circuits	Should be minimal so meter doesn’t use much power itself
Insulation / Safety Standards	Withstand voltage, surge, electromagnetic interference; protection rating (e.g. IP rating, whether polycarbonate or fire‑retardant enclosure)	For safety and durability