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POWER SUPPLY Voltage : 5 VDC Camps available :  4 different sizes (10, 16, 24 et 36 mm) CONNECTIONS Measurement clamp inputs Number of inputs : 12 Maximum consumption : 0,5A Maximum current : 75A - 100A - 300A - 600A Accuracy : +-

LoRaWAN™ Configuration The SQUID periodically transmits current measurements performed on his 12 measurement clamps in the form of consumption indexes (Ah) via a LoRaWAN™ radio link To be able to configure a SQUID on the LoRaWAN™ network, you must use the following

Mounting and disassembly This equipment must be installed on a DIN 35mm rail mounted horizontally on the electrical panel. Make sure to snap the box properly into the DIN rail. Make provision for the location of 5 modules to install the product on

The SQUID is a sensor equipped with 12 current measurement clamps which send measured current values by means of a wireless LoRaWAN link. The products sends the consumption index of the 12 clamps in Ah (in orange in the graph bellow)

SQUID-HC-LORAWAN : The LoRaWAN™ version of the SQUID allows currents to be measured up to 600A. KIT-SQUID-HC-LORAWAN : Kits with a SQUID-HC-LORAWAN, and all necessary accessories: A power supply with attachment to a DIN rail 230 VAC-5VDC (ref: ALIM-RAIL-5V), and a magnetic antenna

CEM EN 61000-6-2 :  Immunity for industrial environments EN 61000-6-3 :  Emissions for residential environments EN 55022 : Immunity IT equipment Radio EN 30022 Sécurité EN 61010 :  IT equipment

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