EVURU DDS662

EVURU Digital Single Phase Energy Meter Instruction Manual

Models: DDS662, DDS667, DDS668

1. Isingeniso

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the EVURU Digital Single Phase Energy Meter. This device is designed to measure active energy (kWh), voltage, current, and power consumption in single-phase AC circuits. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure safe and correct operation.

2. Ulwazi Lokuphepha

  • Ukufaka nokunakekela kufanele kwenziwe kuphela izisebenzi eziqeqeshiwe.
  • Ensure the power supply is disconnected before any installation or wiring work.
  • Do not operate the meter in environments with excessive moisture, dust, or corrosive gases.
  • Verify all connections are secure and correct according to the wiring diagrams to prevent damage to the meter or electrical system.
  • The meter is designed for indoor use only.

3. Umkhiqizo Uphelileview kanye Izici

The EVURU Digital Single Phase Energy Meter is a compact device for DIN rail installation, offering precise measurement of electrical parameters. Key features include:

  • LCD display with backlight for clear readings.
  • Measures total Energy (kWh), temporary Energy (kWh), real Voltage (V), real Current (A), and real Power (W).
  • Pulse LED indicator for active energy measurement.
  • 35mm DIN rail mounting.
  • Temporary kWh can be reset to zero. Total kWh is non-resettable.
Three EVURU digital energy meters: DDS662, DDS667, and DDS668, showing their front panels and LCD displays.

Umdwebo 1: Ngaphezuluview of DDS662, DDS667, and DDS668 models.

Comparison table showing features of DDS662, DDS667, and DDS668 models, including LCD display, electricity consumption, voltage, power, current, backlight, temporary power, manual switching, power factor, frequency, and zeroable function.

Figure 2: Feature comparison table for DDS662, DDS667, and DDS668 models.

4. Imininingwane

IpharamithaInani
Ubuningi Bamanje80A
I-Pulse Frequency1000imp / kWh
Okuzenzakalelayo Voltage220V AC
UkufakwaIsitimela se-35mm DIN
Uhlobo lokubonisaI-LCD ene-Backlight
Amapharamitha alinganisiweTotal kWh, Temporary kWh, Voltage, Yamanje, Amandla
Temporary kWh ResetYes (hold button for 6 seconds)
Total kWh ResetCha
Wiring ModesUpper input lower output, Lower input upper output
Isisindo sentoAma-ounces angu-0.035 (cishe igremu eli-1)

5. Ukufakwa (Ukusethwa)

5.1 Ubukhulu

Before installation, ensure adequate space for the meter. The dimensions are suitable for standard DIN rail enclosures.

Diagram showing the dimensions of the energy meter: 36mm width, 43mm height from base to top of display, 66mm total height including DIN rail clip, and 79mm depth.

Figure 3: Meter dimensions (example shown for DDS668).

5.2 I-DIN Rail Mounting

The meter is designed for 35mm DIN rail installation. Simply clip the meter onto the DIN rail in your electrical panel.

5.3 Imidwebo Yezintambo

Ensure all power is OFF before proceeding with wiring. Connect the meter according to the appropriate diagram for your model and desired wiring mode.

5.3.1 DDS662 Wiring

The DDS662 model typically uses a direct connection for single-phase two-wire systems.

Wiring diagram for DDS662 energy meter showing Line (L) and Neutral (N) connections. Input L and N are at the top terminals, and output L and N are at the bottom terminals, indicating a direct pass-through connection.

Figure 4: Wiring diagram for DDS662 model.

5.3.2 DDS667 Wiring

The DDS667 model can be integrated with circuit breakers for protection.

Wiring diagram for DDS667 energy meter showing connection with two circuit breakers. The meter is connected between the load and the main power supply, with Line (L) and Neutral (N) inputs and outputs clearly marked.

Figure 5: Wiring diagram for DDS667 model, showing integration with circuit breakers.

5.3.3 DDS668 Wiring Modes

The DDS668 model supports two wiring configurations: upper input/lower output and lower input/upper output.

Two wiring diagrams for DDS668 energy meter. The left diagram shows upper input (N, L) and lower output (N, L). The right diagram shows lower input (N, L) and upper output (N, L), illustrating flexible wiring options.

Figure 6: Wiring diagrams for DDS668 model, illustrating upper input/lower output and lower input/upper output modes.

6. Ukusebenza

6.1 Amandla Kuvuliwe

Once correctly wired and mounted, restore power to the circuit. The LCD display will illuminate, showing the current readings.

6.2 Reading Displayed Values

The meter cycles through various parameters on its LCD display. You can manually press the button (if available on your model, e.g., DDS667, DDS668) to cycle through:

  • Amandla Aphelele (kWh)
  • Temporary Energy (kWh)
  • Real Voltage (V)
  • Real Current (A)
  • Amandla Angempela (W)

The pulse LED will flash to indicate active energy measurement.

6.3 Resetting Temporary kWh

To reset the temporary kWh reading to zero, press and hold the button on the front of the meter for approximately 6 seconds. Note that the total kWh reading cannot be reset.

7. Isondlo

The EVURU Digital Single Phase Energy Meter requires minimal maintenance.

  • Keep the meter clean and free from dust. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning.
  • Ungasebenzisi izinto zokuhlanza abrasive noma izincibilikisi.
  • Hlola njalo ukuxhumeka kwezintambo ukuze ubone ukuthi ziqinile yini futhi zinophawu lokuguguleka noma umonakalo.
  • Ensure the operating environment remains within specified conditions (temperature, humidity).

8. Ukuxazulula izinkinga

  • No Display / Meter Not Powering On:
    • Check the power supply to the circuit.
    • Verify all wiring connections are secure and correct according to the diagrams.
  • Ukufundwa Okungalungile:
    • Ensure the meter is correctly wired for the load. Incorrect wiring can lead to inaccurate measurements.
    • Qinisekisa ivolumutage and current are within the meter's specified range (e.g., 220V AC, max 80A).
  • Temporary kWh Not Resetting:
    • Ensure you are holding the reset button for the full 6 seconds.
    • Note that the total kWh cannot be reset.
  • Pulse LED Not Flashing:
    • Verify there is an active load connected and drawing power through the meter.
    • Check wiring for proper current flow.

9. Iwaranti kanye Nokusekela

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact your retailer. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

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