E20-480800-J-G-KIT | Class 2000 Meter, 277/480V, 800A, JIC Steel Enclosure, Pulse Output, Green Class Meter, 3 Split-Core Current Sensors with 2V Output | Honeywell

Class 2000 Meter, 277/480V, 800A, JIC Steel Enclosure, Pulse Output, Green Class Meter, 3 Split-Core Current Sensors with 2V Output

E-Mon Class 2000 Green Pulse Meter

Green class submeter with CO2 & carbon footprint data

E-Mon Green Class 2000 meters display cumulative kWh and real-time kW load. In addition, these meters allow the user to enter their local cost per kWh to provide accurate to-date energy costs and projected hourly costs based on the metered load. This meter is supplied standard in a green JIC steel enclosure and is optionally available in a gray NEMA 4X outdoor enclosure or MMU configuration for installation in MMU (Multiple Meter Unit) enclosures.

• Direct-read two-line alpha-numeric LCD display without multiplier displays cumulative kWh, peak demand with date & time and ""real-time"" kW load.
• User entered cost per kWh provides to-date energy cost and projected hourly cost based on metered load
• Displays total carbon (CO2) emissions in pounds (lbs.) and indicates hourly emissions based on metered load
• Patented 0-2 volt output split-core current sensors promote enhanced safety and accurate remote mounting of current sensors up to 2,000 feet from the meter without power interruption (Optional solid-core current sensors available in 100 & 200 Amp only)
• Onboard installation diagnostics & verification system.
• Parallel up to three (3) sets of current sensors for cumulative reading.
• Non-volatile memory
• Meter can be used in the following configurations:​ 3-Phase, 4 Wire, 3-Phase, 3 Wire​
• Fixed-value pulse output
• Green Industrial grade JIC steel enclosure (standard) ​or optional gray NEMA 4X polycarbonate enclosure ​

• UL/CUL listed
• Revenue Grade Accuracy: Certified by independent test lab to ANSI C12.20 national accuracy standards (+/- 0.2% from 1% to 100% of rated load)
• New York City approved, Con Edison approved for RSP program
• California CTEP approved for use with solid-core current sensors (listed by the California Energy Commission)