| Complementary |
| Poles description | 3P + N; 1P + N; 3P |
| Type of measurement | Active and reactive energy; Active and reactive power; Current; Voltage |
| Metering type | Active, reactive, apparent energy (signed, four quadrant) |
| Device application | Multi-tariff; Partial meter; Sub billing |
| Accuracy class | Class 0.5S active energy conforming to IEC 62053-22; Class 0.5S active energy conforming to IEC 61557-12; Class C active energy conforming to EN 50470-3 |
| input type | Current transformer 1 A or 5 A |
| [In] rated current | 5 A; 1 A |
| Rated voltage | 100…277 V; 173…480 V |
| Network frequency | 60 Hz; 50 Hz |
| Technology type | Electronic |
| Display type | LCD display |
| Sampling rate | 32 samples/cycle |
| Measurement current | 1…32767000 mA |
| Maximum value measured | 99999999 MWh |
| tariff input | Tariff (4) |
| Communication port protocol | Modbus RTU at 9.6, 19.2 and 38.4 kbauds even/odd or none, insulation 4000 V |
| Communication port support | Screw terminal block: RS485 |
| Local signalling | Green indicator light: power ON; Yellow flashing LED: accuracy checking; alarm: overload; Yellow indicator light: communications are active on the Modbus port (Modbus) |
| Number of inputs | 1 digital 0...5 V/11...40 V 24 V DC |
| Number of outputs | 1 digital (static) |
| Output voltage | 5...40 V DC@50 mA |
| Mounting mode | Clip-on |
| Mounting support | DIN rail |
| Connections - terminals | Current circuit: screw terminals 6 mm² cable(s) ; Voltage circuit: screw terminals 2.5 mm² cable(s) |
| Overvoltage category | III |
| Market segment | Small commercial; Residential |
| Compatibility code | IEM3255 |
| Contractual warranty |
| Warranty (in months) | 18 |
| Environment |
| IP degree of protection | IP40 front panel: conforming to IEC 60529; IP20 body: conforming to IEC 60529 |
| Pollution degree | 2 |
| Relative humidity | 5…95 % at 50 °C |
| Ambient air temperature for operation | -25…70 °C - IEC |
| Ambient air temperature for storage | -40…85 °C |
| Operating altitude | < 3000 m |
| Colour | White |
| 9 mm pitches | 10 |
| Width | 90 mm |
| Height | 95 mm |
| Depth | 69 mm |
| Logistical informations |
| Country of origin | CN |
| Main |
| Range | Acti9 |
| range of product | Acti9 iEM3000 |
| Product or component type | Energy meter |
| Device short name | iEM3255 |
| Packing Units |
| Unit Type of Package 1 | PCE |
| Number of Units in Package 1 | 1 |
| Package 1 Height | 8.800 cm |
| Package 1 Width | 9.600 cm |
| Package 1 Length | 10.600 cm |
| Package 1 Weight | 365.400 g |
| Unit Type of Package 2 | S03 |
| Number of Units in Package 2 | 30 |
| Package 2 Height | 30.000 cm |
| Package 2 Width | 30.000 cm |
| Package 2 Length | 40.000 cm |
| Package 2 Weight | 11.392 kg |
The iEM3255 energy meter is an attractive offering for a three-phase energy meter for DIN rail mounting with LCD display. Additional local signaling includes a green LED power-on indicator, a flashing yellow LED for accuracy check, an overload alarm and communication indicators. This meter can be used in billing applications and supports 4 tariffs. The meter offers the following accuracy classes: Active energy: Class 0.5S according to IEC 62053-22, Active energy: Class C according to EN 50470-3 and Active energy: Class 0.5S according to IEC 61557-12. The meter measures active and reactive power, active and reactive energy, voltage and current. With 4 quadrant energy measurement. Designed for 50Hz or 60Hz networks, the supply voltage can vary from 100 to 277VAC or 173 to 480VAC. The rated current flows through a 1A or 5A current transformer to be measured in this meter and supports single phase and neutral, three phase and three phase and neutral configurations. Communication protocol is Modbus with screw terminal support. There is one programmable digital input and one programmable digital output that can be used as a pulse output. Certifications include EAC, CE, UL and MID. Product dimensions are as follows: width 90mm, depth 69mm, height 95mm and product weight 260g. Compatible with energy management software to take advantage of the digital energy supply offered by the Internet of Things (IoT).