Continental Control Systems Products at NFMT 2014 - Booth 2677

New CTRC Rogowski Coil Current Transformer

At NFMT 2014, Continental Control Systems will demonstrate its new CTRC Rogowski coil current transformer. The device greatly simplifies installations to meet the increasing demand for accurate current measurement on conductors where traditional split-core and solid-core CTs are difficult to use. With its flexible design, the CTRC is perfect for large bus bars and irregular-shaped conductor bundles. The new coil offers a small, flexible profile, enabling it to be used on conductors in tight spaces where rigid CTs won't fit.

Available for single and three-phase services, the output of the CTRC’s flexible coil is connected to a conditioning circuit, where it is converted to a low-voltage 333.33 mVac signal compatible with any WattNode® meter for accurate energy (kWh) and power (kW) production and consumption measurements. The UL-recognized CTRC provides accuracy of ±1.0 percent from 5 percent to 120 percent of rated current for loads up to 6000 amps. The Rogowski coil is offered in four standard diameters from 3.1” round (loads to 400 amps) to 12” round (loads to 4000 amps). Non-standard size and load configurations are available upon request.

WattNode® Electric Power Meters — Now Offering ANSI C12.1 Accuracy, Accepted for Listing by BTL

Continental Control Systems will also showcase its entire line of WattNode® electric power meters, including the revenue-grade WattNode Revenue line. The WattNode Revenue meters meet the accuracy requirements of ANSI C12.1, and support Modbus®, BACnet®, or LonTalk® communications protocols or pulse output.

New to the NFMT Expo is the WattNode Revenue Modbus®, the first meter in the Revenue line to be independently certified to the requirements of the American National Standard for Electric Meters Code for Electricity Metering: ANSI C12.1-2008. The ANSI C12.1 standard establishes acceptable performance criteria and in-service performance levels for meters used in revenue metering, and is often referenced by government and regulatory bodies when approving meters for use within their jurisdiction. The WattNode Revenue Modbus has also been listed by the California Energy Commission as PBI eligible.

All WattNode energy meters provide line-powered single and three-phase wye or delta configurations up to 600 Vac and loads to 6000 amps. The newest member of the family, the WattNode BACnet meter, supports full self-discovery of the meter and all of its objects, offering more than 50 electric power-related measurements, 64 addresses, and selectable baud rates up to 76.8K. The unit has also been accepted for listing by BACnet Testing Laboratory (BTL).

[an error occurred while processing this directive]About Continental Control Systems

Founded in 1995, Colorado-based Continental Control Systems specializes in electric power metering and monitoring equipment. Specifically designed for building automation and control systems, the company’s solutions provide key electrical system measurements including power (kW) and energy (kWh) through a variety of communication protocols including BACnet®, Modbus®, and LonWorks® or as pulse outputs. Applications for the WattNode® meter and Accu-CT® current transformers include demand management, LEED certification, tenant submetering, performance measurement / verification, and net metering.  For more information visit www.ccontrolsys.com

All Continental Control Systems products are listed or recognized by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. for use in both the United States and Canada (cUL).  All trademarks appearing herein are the property of their respective owners.

Company Quote:
“At this year’s NFMT Expo, we’ll demonstrate several metering options that aid in increasing energy efficiency, providing significant cost savings to facilities. A key highlight at the Continental Control Systems booth will be our Rogowski coil current transformer, which simplifies challenging installations through a compact, flexible design.”
— Cynthia A. Boyd, Director of Sales at Continental Control Systems