RT30L16G20PN

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RT30L16G20PN is a microcontroller-based single-phase meter, and is typically used in home and commercial premises to accurately measure electrical energy consumed by the electrical device. It has a maximum current rating of 16A, maximum voltage rating of 250V, and is rated for IP20 protection.

Application Field

Due to its accuracy and reliability, the RT30L16G20PN single-phase electricity meter has found widespread use both at home and in commercial premises. It is suitable for measuring the electrical energy consumed by electric lines, air conditioning systems, household machines, and other similar applications. In addition, the meter is also idea for use in electric energy monitoring systems, such as utility meters and meters in commercial buildings.

Working Principle

The RT30L16G20PN single-phase power meter operates on the basis of electronic principles. It is a type of electronic device that is capable of measuring the electrical current and voltage passing through an electrical line. The meter comes equipped with a range of built-in sensors that measure the current and voltage passing through the line, and a microcontroller that converts the readings into usable numerical values. The measurement data can then be used to accurately record the electrical energy consumed by the device.

In order to achieve the highest accuracy, the microcontroller is programmed with an algorithm that filters out any transient signals that may interfere with the accuracy of the readings. The meter also has a built-in energy tracking system that helps track the amount of energy that has been consumed over a period of time, and the meter’s memory can store up to 32 energy readings. Finally, the meter also has a wide range of safety features to ensure that the readings it produces are accurate and reliable.

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