smart-MAIC D101-2 CT Clip WiFi 1−Line Energy monitor

Energy monitor smart-MAIC D101 for 1−Line grid with Current Transformer type Clip up to 100A

The energy monitor is a ready-to-use device for 1−phase grid and uses external current transformer up to 100A type clip. If you read the manual, it's not difficult to install. Connect the energy meter to your Wi-Fi point and the data will be sent to the cloud server once a minute. You can analyze electrical energy, power, voltage, current using the Dashboard and with no time limits.

Smart meter D101 produced in Standard and Extended version. In the Extended version, the smart meter provides separate bi-direction metering of power consumption and generation, and 5 second data intervals for API and MQTT. In the Standard version, the device measures one-way power and 1 minute data intervals for API and MQTT.

Key features:

* Wi-Fi Wireless interface * GSM Cellular (optional ») * Cloud data server and the Dashboard * One-Minute data analysis and visualization » * Online / Offline data without time limits * High accuracy ±0.5% F.S. (0.5 Class) * Built-in relay with condition control * API interface for developers * MQTT remote client

* DIN Rail mounting

Measured Parameters:

* Voltage, [V] * Current, [A] * Active Power, [W] * Reverse Active Power, [rW] (Extended ver.)

* Active Energy, [Wh] * Reverse Active Energy, [rWh] (Extended ver.) * Power Factor (cosФ), [PF]

Specifications Current Transformer Rating

50mA . . 100A CT Type / Inner Size Clip / 13 mm High Accuracy

±0.5% F.S. (0.5 Class) Max. Power at the relay

< 50W Wireless Protocol

2.4 GHz / IEEE 802.11 (b, g, n) GSM Cellular (option)

4G WiFi USB Router (optional) Data Collection interval

1 minute Data Update interval

5 second Storing Data without Internet

30 days Working Range Temperatures

-40 . . +60 ºС Power Supply

AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.1A Size LхWхD

90х67х52 mm (3 DIN modules)

Live Demo: dash.smart-maic.com Multilingual Manual: Read online » Website: www.smart-maic.com Knowledge Base: support.smart-maic.com Video review "What's in the box?"