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Three-phase electric energy meter C70QPL100M4CAD
DIN railwith built-in communicationpulse output

Three-phase electric energy meter - C70QPL100M4CAD - FRER - DIN rail / with built-in communication / pulse output
Three-phase electric energy meter - C70QPL100M4CAD - FRER - DIN rail / with built-in communication / pulse output
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Characteristics

Type
three-phase
Assembly
DIN rail
Other characteristics
with built-in communication, pulse output, multi-function, RS-485, Modbus RTU, bi-directional
Voltage

Max.: 400 V

Min.: 400 V

Primary current

Max.: 100 A

Min.: 0 A

Description

Description
Three-phase meter for 3- and 4‑wire networks. Direct connection up to 100 A. Bidirectional measurement; active energy accuracy class B (EN50470-3). Multi-measure functionality. 2 S0 pulse outputs and RS485 Modbus RTU communication. Extended operating temperature up to 70°C. 4‑module DIN enclosure. Rated voltage 400 V.

Available documents
  • Datasheet
  • User manual
  • Communication protocols
  • Technical drawing (PDF)

Features / technical specifications
  • Type: Three-phase meter for 3- and 4‑wire networks
  • Rated voltage: 400 V
  • Connection: Direct up to 100 A
  • Bidirectional: Yes
  • Active energy accuracy class: Class B (EN50470-3)
  • Functionality: Multi-measure
  • Outputs: 2 S0 pulse outputs
  • Communication: RS485 Modbus RTU
  • Operating temperature range: up to 70°C
  • Enclosure: 4‑module DIN

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