PQMII-T20 Power Quality Monitor

PQMII-T20

Product features
Voltage and current measurement by means of conventional measuring transformers or current sensors and dividers
Short-circuit fault locator for all types of networks
Supports IEC 61850 protocol via SPA-ZC 400 adapter
34 binary inputs and 26 output relays

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Description

PQMII-T20  Power Quality Monitor


PQMII-T20 offers practical features in an easy-to-use, compact but expandable design. This series of miniature brick PLCSs with stackable I/O modules and free programming software is suitable for first-time users and experienced programmers. The unit has 8 inputs and 6 outputs, divided into 4 combinations of built-in I/O types. For expansion, 11 option modules starting at $33 are available for flexible system configurations with up to 142 I/O. All single-click CPUs support 8K steps of Flash EPROM programme memory and 8K words of data storage.

PQMII-T20 ower supply options. Outputs of 5a or 1.3a can be used to power the PLC. The space-saving design of the modular system requires no mounting base; up to one Click CPU module can be connected to the Click CPU module via an integrated expansion port on either side of the module, protected by locking tabs on the top and bottom of all modules. One port supports only the MODBUSRTU protocol and can be used as a programming port. This port can also connect the CPU to a MODBUSrtu network as a slave device. The second port is a general purpose port with user-configurable communication parameters and supports MODBUSRTU or ASCII protocols.

PQMII-T20 allowing the connection of C-More miniature HMI panels without additional power supply. LED indicators located on each port indicate when the port is transmitting or receiving. The module’s 21 utility commands are a combination of relay ladder logic and function blocks, supported by a comprehensive programming environment that is easy to navigate and has a familiar look and feel. In addition, an online help file provides information to help users quickly familiarise themselves with the software.