80-260v – Wiring to record energy consumption on ring main

[Lee June 28, 2017 at 12:03 pm Post count: 0]

#19062 Reply |

Hi, is the 80-260v power monitor suitable to keep a record of the kW/h used on a ring mains circuit.

I have a separate ring main feeding a number of server computers, via a second breaker/consumer unit, and I and need to record the usage for business purposes.

Could you advise (in reasonably simply terms) how I should set up/wire the unit – do i need to use the coil, or can it be hard wired directly.

Thanks

[DrokKeymaster June 30, 2017 at 8:02 am Post count: 2971]

#19102 Reply |

Hello Lee,
Thank you for writing in.
Do you mean this item?
200071
No matter where you use this item, it must be used with CT togther. And please wrie it according to the diagarm on the back of meter.
Best regards.

[Davidmenk3 February 18, 2025 at 12:32 pm Post count: 0]

#123088 Reply |

@Lee Sounds like a fun little wiring project! ⚡ Yes, the 80-260V power monitor can track kWh on a ring mains circuit, but you’ll need the coil—it won’t work if hardwired directly. Just clamp the coil around one of the live wires feeding your servers, and you’re good to go! If your servers are growing and need more power, maybe it’s time to <strong data-start=”337″ data-end=”361″>buy dedicated server from HostNoc instead.

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