Why Choose the Lovato DMED100T1 Single-Phase Energy Meter?
The Lovato DMED100T1 is a compact single-phase digital energy meter designed for accurate measurement of active electrical energy in residential, commercial and light industrial installations. Featuring a direct current connection rated up to 40 A, it eliminates the need for an external current transformer in suitable low-current circuits.
Part of the Lovato Electric DME energy meter range, the DMED100T1 combines straightforward operation with a clear LCD energy display. Its narrow 1-module DIN rail housing occupies only 18 mm of panel space, making it well suited to distribution boards and control panels where installation space is limited.
The meter operates from a 220–240 V AC single-phase supply and includes an isolated pulse output for remote energy counting or connection to a compatible data concentrator. A front metrological LED provides a visual indication of active energy consumption, supporting convenient commissioning and system monitoring.
Key Advantages
- Compact single-phase digital energy meter for active energy monitoring.
- Direct connection up to 40 A without an external current transformer.
- Narrow 1-module, 18 mm DIN rail housing saves panel space.
- Clear LCD display provides convenient local energy readings.
- Integrated pulse output supports remote energy monitoring.
- Sealable terminals help protect the integrity of the electrical connection.
Key Features
- Lovato Electric DME series energy meter.
- Single-phase direct connection.
- 40 A maximum rated current.
- 220–240 V AC operating voltage.
- LCD display with 5+1 digit energy counter.
- Measures total active electrical energy.
- Integrated LED indication for active energy consumption.
- 1 isolated static pulse output.
- Compact 1U modular enclosure.
- Designed for standard 35 mm DIN rail mounting.
Compact Energy Monitoring for Single-Phase Circuits
The Lovato DMED100T1 measures active energy consumption by monitoring the voltage and current passing through a single-phase electrical circuit. Its direct connection design allows loads drawing up to 40 A to be connected directly through the meter, helping simplify wiring and reduce the number of components required.
The accumulated energy reading is displayed locally on the LCD, while the integrated pulse output allows consumption data to be transmitted to compatible monitoring devices. This makes the meter suitable for local sub-metering, cost allocation, equipment monitoring and basic energy-management applications.
Typical Applications
- Residential electrical distribution boards.
- Commercial building sub-metering.
- Lighting and small power circuits.
- Individual machine energy monitoring.
- Tenant and departmental consumption measurement.
- Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment.
- Control panels and automation systems.
- Energy-management and pulse-counting systems.
