CS Instruments CS PM 5110 Current/Effective Power Meter

Gain full transparency over your energy consumption with the CS Instruments CS PM 5110 Current/Effective Power Meter. Designed for seamless integration into industrial environments, this device provides the critical data needed to analyze efficiency and reduce operational costs.

Description

In modern industrial facilities, understanding power usage is the first step toward optimization. The CS Instruments CS PM 5110 Current/Effective Power Meter offers a robust solution for measuring voltage and current to accurately calculate effective power and energy consumption. Unlike simple ammeters, this unit provides a comprehensive view of your electrical parameters, including active power (kW), apparent power (kVA), and reactive power (kVar).

The device is engineered for connectivity and ease of data management. Its primary advantage lies in its digital communication capabilities. All measured values are transmitted via Modbus RTU directly to compatible data loggers, specifically the DS 500 mobile and DS 400 mobile. This digital transfer eliminates signal degradation associated with analog transmission and ensures that the data recorded is identical to the data measured.

By integrating the PM 5110 into your monitoring system, you can correlate energy usage with production output, specifically for calculating the specific power of air compressors (kWh/m³). This metric is vital for identifying inefficient machinery and verifying the performance of your compressed air station.

Brand

CS Instruments

CS Instruments

CS Instruments GmbH & Co. KG with locations in 24955 Harrislee and 78052 Villingen-Schwenningen/ Tannheim, is managed by Dipl. Eng. (FH) Wolfgang Blessing as sole Managing Director.

CS Instruments GmbH was established in the year 2002 by Christian Schuldt and Wolfgang Blessing as equal shareholders/Managing Directors.

Wolfgang Blessing already was sound a specialist on the sector of compressed air technology resp. industrial measurement technology long before the establishment of CS Instruments GmbH in the year 2002. Prior to the foundation of CS Instruments GmbH Dipl. Ing. (FH) Wolfgang Blessing acted for more than 10 years as primarily responsible product manager for industrial measurement technology at a worldwide known manufacturer of measuring instruments for compressed air and gases in the Black Forest. The technical knowledge and experience matched with the long-term practical knowledge was the corner stone for the success of CS Instruments.

Specifications

  • Model: CS PM 5110
  • Measured Parameters: Voltage (V), Current (A), Active Power (kW), Apparent Power (kVA), Reactive Power (kVar), Active Energy (kWh), cos phi
  • Voltage Input: Up to 600 V AC (Phase to Phase)
  • Current Input: Via external current transformers (CTs)
  • Interface: RS 485 (Modbus RTU)
  • Accuracy: Class 0.5 for Voltage and Current; Class 1 for Active Energy (IEC 62053-21)
  • Supply Voltage: 100…240 VAC / 24 VDC (depending on configuration)
  • Operating Temperature: -25°C to +55°C
  • Protection Class: IP 20 (terminals), IP 40 (front panel)

Features

  • Comprehensive Measurement: Capable of measuring Voltage (Volt), Current (Ampere), Active Power (kW), and Energy (kWh).
  • Digital Connectivity: Features a built-in Modbus RTU interface for reliable data transmission without accuracy loss.
  • Seamless Integration: specifically designed to communicate directly with DS 500 mobile and DS 400 mobile chart recorders.
  • External Current Transformers: Works with external CTs (clamp-on or fixed) to accommodate various amperage ranges without interrupting the circuit.
  • Power Factor Analysis: accurately measures cos phi to help identify power quality issues.
  • Compact Design: suitable for DIN rail mounting or installation within measurement cases.

Applications

  • Compressed Air Audits: Essential for calculating specific power (efficiency) of compressors when combined with flow meters.
  • Energy Management Systems (ISO 50001): Provides the granular data required for certification and continuous improvement.
  • Facility Monitoring: Tracks power consumption of HVAC systems, pumps, and production lines.
  • Temporary Measurement: ideal for mobile measurement campaigns when paired with clamp-on current transformers and mobile data loggers.