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NFMT 2012 New Product - Overview Booth 2559
March 13-15
NEW PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT:
WattNode® BACnet® Energy Meter
Latest Addition to WattNode® Family Boasts Low Price, Compact Design, and Easy Installation
At NFMT 2012, Continental Control
Systems will highlight its new WattNode® BACnet® meter (MS/TP), a
cost-effective energy and power metering solution for building
automation systems requiring the BACnet communications protocol.
Supporting full self-discovery of the meter and all of its objects, the
WattNode BACnet meter offers more than 50 electric power-related
measurements, 64 addresses, and selectable baud rates up to 76.8 K,
including an auto-baud setting. The new BACnet WattNode meter
complements the company's Modbus® and LonWorks® meters, enabling almost
any building automation system seamless accessibility to real-time
electrical measurements including power, energy, voltage, current, and
power factor. Designed to be the most compact and cost-effective
networkable energy meters on the market, all WattNode meters provide
line-powered single- and three-phase, wye, or delta configurations up
to 600 Vac and 6000 A.
Also at NFMT 2012:
WattNode® AC Power and Energy Meters
In addition to
the new BACnet® energy meter, Continental Control Systems will also
showcase its complete line of WattNode AC power and energy meters,
including the WattNode® Modbus®, WattNode Plus for LonWorks®, and
Advanced Pulse WattNode.
The
WattNode® Modbus® is a kilowatt (kW) and kilowatt-hour (kWh) meter that
communicates over a Modbus RTU protocol via RS-485 or RS-232, and
measures single or three phases with voltages from 120 to 600 Vac and
up to 6,000 A in delta and wye configurations. The WattNode Plus for
LonWorks® communicates over FT10 twisted-pair networks and measures 35+
electric power-related measurements, including power (kW), energy
consumption (kWh), voltage, current, power factor (PF), frequency,
demand, peak demand, and time of peak demand. The Advanced Pulse
WattNode offers a low-cost option for bidirectional power and energy
measurement with pulse output (solid-state relay closure) proportional
to kWh consumed, for submetering, energy management, and performance
contracting applications. All WattNode energy meters operate with safe,
low-voltage 333 mVac current transformers and are line powered,
eliminating the need for a separate power supply.
Continental Control Systems Current Transformers
Continental
Control Systems' WattNode® meters use low-voltage (333 mVac) current
transformers (CTs) to provide a safe, easy-to-install measurement up to
6000 A. At NFMT 2012, the company will show its Accu-CT™ revenue-grade,
high-accuracy split-core CT along with its complete line of solid and
split-core transformers.
Accu-CT™ Revenue-Grade Split Core CT
Engineered for use with any
low-voltage input energy meter, the Accu-CT™ offers an unprecedented
0.5-percent linearity over a wide range of the rated current (1 percent
to 120 percent of rated current). The Accu-CT complies with the
linearity and accuracy requirements of ANSI C57.13 for tenant
submetering and billing. Its low-voltage output (333 mVac or one Vac at
rated current) allows for safe installation without shorting blocks.
The UL-recognized CT is available in rated currents of 5 A, 20 A, 50 A,
100 A, 200 A, and 250 A, with inside dimensions of 0.75 inches by 0.75
inches (20 mm by 20 mm), and features eight-foot, 22-AWG twisted-pair
leads.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Globalcon 2012 New Product - Overview Booth 121
March 7-8
NEW PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT:
WattNode® BACnet® Energy Meter
Latest Cost-Effective Addition to WattNode® Family Features Compact Design and Easy Installation
For building automation systems
requiring the BACnet® communications protocol, Continental Control
Systems will be highlighting its new cost-effective WattNode® BACnet
(MS/TP) energy and power meter at Globalcon 2012. The new BACnet
WattNode meter complements the company's Modbus® and LonWorks® meters,
allowing almost any building automation system to access electrical
measurements seamlessly, including power, energy, voltage, current, and
power factor. The most compact and cost-effective networkable energy
meters on the market, all WattNode meters provide line-powered single-
and three-phase, wye, or delta configurations up to 600 Vac and 6000 A.
Supporting full self-discovery of the meter and all of its objects, the
WattNode BACnet meter offers more than 50 electric power-related
measurements, 64 addresses, and selectable baud rates up to 76.8 K,
including an auto-baud setting.
Other Products on Display at Globalcon:
WattNode® AC Power and Energy Meters
Continental
Control Systems will showcase its range of WattNode® AC power and
energy meters, including the WattNode Modbus®, WattNode Plus for
LonWorks®, and Advanced Pulse WattNode AC power and energy meters.
The
WattNode® Modbus® is a kilowatt (kW) and kilowatt-hour (kWh) meter that
communicates over a Modbus RTU protocol via RS-485 or RS-232, and
measures single or three phases with voltages from 120 to 600 Vac and
up to 6,000 A in delta and wye configurations. The WattNode Plus for
LonWorks® communicates over FT10 twisted-pair networks and measures 35+
electric power-related measurements, including power (kW) and energy
consumption (kWh), voltage, current, power factor (PF), frequency,
demand, peak demand, and time of peak demand. The Advanced Pulse
WattNode offers a low-cost option for bidirectional power and energy
measurement with pulse outputs (solid-state relay closure) proportional
to kWh consumed, for submetering, energy management, and performance
contracting applications. All three operate with safe low-voltage 333
mVac current transformers and are line powered, eliminating the need
for a separate power supply.
Continental Control Systems Current Transformers
At Globalcon
2012, the company will highlight its Accu-CT™ revenue-grade,
high-accuracy split-core current transformer (CT), along with the
company's complete line of solid and split-core transformers. The
low-voltage (333 mVac) CTs are used by Continental Control Systems'
WattNode meters to provide a safe-to-install measurement up to 6000 A.
NEW Accu-CT™ Revenue-Grade Split-Core CT
Designed to be used with any energy
meter requiring a low voltage input, the Accu-CT™ offers an
unprecedented 0.5-percent linearity over a wide range of the rated
current (1 percent to 120 percent of rated current). The Accu-CT
complies with the linearity and accuracy requirements of ANSI C57.13
for tenant submetering and billing. Its low-voltage output (333 mVAC or
1 VAC at rated current) allows for installation without shorting
blocks. The UL-recognized CT is available in rated currents of 5 A, 20
A, 50 A, 100 A, 200 A, and 250 A, with inside dimensions of 0.75 inches
by 0.75 inches (20 mm by 20 mm), and features 8-foot, 22-AWG
twisted-pair leads.
Company Overview:
Founded in 1995, Colorado-based
Continental Control Systems specializes in electric power metering
equipment for the measurement of energy and power production and
consumption. The company's meters are designed to provide kW and kWh
information in a variety of communication protocols including BACnet®,
Modbus®, LonWorks®, and pulse outputs. Applications for the WattNode®
meter include building automation, LEED certification, tenant
submetering, measurement and verification, evaluation/diagnostics, and
energy management.
All Continental Control Systems products are listed or recognized by
Underwriters Laboratories Inc. with a Dual Safety Certification for use
in both the United States and Canada (cUL).
All trademarks appearing herein are the property of their respective owners.
For more information about Continental Control Systems visit http://www.ccontrolsys.com/w/Home
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