ENERGIAMITTARI PANEELI WISER PT R9 1P

Wiser is a smart home system that enhances home comfort, safety, and energy efficiency affordably and easily. The Wiser smart home consists of various devices that can be controlled wirelessly in different ways. With the Wiser mobile app, you can create convenient scenario controls, timers, or automations based on weather conditions. The devices also communicate with each other, enabling home functions to be automated without user intervention. PowerTag Energy is a wireless communication energy sensor designed for energy management in both new constructions and renovation projects. Together with the Wiser control unit, PowerTag Energy monitors the home’s energy consumption in real time up to 63A. Installation into the control unit can be completed in just minutes. When wirelessly connected to the Wiser system, PowerTag enables additional features such as monitoring of spot market electricity and automation (available Q3/2023). PowerTag measurements can also be used as Wiser automation conditions: - Load status (on/off) - Instantaneous total power (W) - Daily consumption (above X kWh) - Monthly consumption (above X kWh) Features - Frequency: 50Hz - Voltage (1 phase): 200-240 V AC - Maximum current: 63A - Operating temperature: -25 to +60 °C - Overvoltage protection (IEC 61010-1): Class III - Measurement class (IEC 61010-2-30): Class III - Measurement accuracy (IEC 61557-12): Class 1 - Protection class: IP20, IK05 - Radio frequency: 2.4-2.4835 GHz - Minimum communication interval: 5s Full use of the Schneider Electric Wiser system requires a control unit (CCT501901, Matter-certified), the Wiser by SE smart mobile app, a user account, and an internet connection. System usage is free. The device is intended for indoor use. It is recommended to install one PowerTag in the app, which appears as the “Electrical Network” – measuring the home’s total consumption. Additional PowerTags can be added below to measure other groups. This product description is an automated translation of the original Finnish description.