Intertek SK410 Energy Meter
Properties
- Warning for overload
- Energy indicator
- Calculation of energy costs
- Usage duration
Overview Of Functions
- LCD screen
- ↑UP: Selection of display mode in the upper part of the panel (V, A, Max. A, W, Max. W, Overload W/A ,Cos Phi).
- ↓DOWN: Selection of display mode in central panel (KWh, Total costs, Price).
- OVERLOAD: Allow to introduce parameters of overload.
- PRICE: Allow to introduction of energy prices.
Overview Of Reproduction On Screen
- Top Panel: The upper part displays the Voltage, Current, Max Current, Watt, Max Watt, and the regulation for an overload of Current /Watt and power factor.
- Middle Panel: The central part displays the consumed energies, the total costs, and the institution of energy price.
- Bottom Panel: The bottom part displays the accumulated usage duration of an apparatus.
Installation Of Batteries
The energy meter SK410 has been equipped with 2 LR44 1.5V batteries which ensure that your program remains kept in case a current discontinuance occurs (during 30 days). To reduce the discharge of the batteries, they are insulated by a cordon. Before taking the apparatus in use you should pull out the battery compartment in the back and remove the cordon. Then you can go further with setting your SK410. If the apparatus is not used for a long time (+1 month), the batteries should be removed for conservation. If you want to replace the batteries, you must first unsheathe the apparatus from the main supply.
Overview Of Different Measuring Forms
Upper Part
To descend the different modes of the upper part of the screen, you should press the UP key. The overview offered below gives examples of the window and function of each mode.
Volt → Ampere → Max Amp → Watt → Max Watt → Overload→ Cos Phi
Order Of Window
Overview Of Different Forms Of Electricity Measuring
- Central Part
Press ↓the DOWN key for this part. The overview offered below gives examples of the window and function of each mode. - Sequence In Screen
KWh → Total costs → Price - Bottom Part
This part displays the accumulated time that an apparatus has been employed in sum.
It is available in the form of Hour/Minute/Seconds or Hour/Minute.
- When the total usage duration reaches 99:59: 59, the screen will proceed automatically in hour/minute mode.
- The maximum is 9999:59 (10000 hours).
- The counting happens within seconds as long as the accumulated time smaller than 100 hours. Afterward, minutes become the smallest units of time.
- The apparatus must be used under voltage to stand and work so that the SK410 functioning time would be counted.
- If the used apparatus consumes too little current (less than 0.04A), no data will appear on the screen (indication=0.00A), and the functioning time will not be counted.
Energy Indicator
Press the ↑UP key for windows of the following values: the voltage, the current, the maximum current, wattage, maximum wattage, the introduced value for overload, and the power factor. These values are always shown in the upper part of the LCD screen.
- Window Of Voltage(V)
The voltage is shown in V in the upper part - Window Of Current(A)
The current is shown in A in this mode. - Window Of Maximum Current
The maximum current is shown in this mode. This value is preserved to the highest one of those were detected. - Window Of Wattage(W)
The wattage is shown in the upper part of this mode. The calculation of used energy in Watt is generated by multiplying the voltage, the current, and the energy factor (energy=voltage × current). - Window Of Maximum Wattage
The maximum consumed energy is shown in this mode. This value remains visible till it is exceeded. - Power Factor (Cos Phi)
The power factor thus gives the phase displacement angle and thus the ratio of effective output to apparent power.
Erase The Data Of Maximum Current And Maximum Wattage
Press the ↑UP key and OVERLOAD key at the same time to erase the data of maximum current and maximum wattage.
Indication Of Overload
Overload alarm enables you to guard against the consumed energy exceeding the stipulate capacity. The O OOV VVE EER RRL LLO OOA AAD DD will blink to warn you in case of overload.
Set Parameters Of Overload
- Press the ↑UP key to select the function of overload alarm.
- The O OOV VVE EER RRL LLO OOA AAD DD symbol will appear. Press the OVERLOAD key.
- Press the ↑UP or ↓DOWN key to choose between W (overload in Watt) and A (overload in Ampere).
- Press the OVERLOAD key again, 4 digits appear of which the first digit blink.
- Use the ↑UP or ↓DOWN key to set the value of the first digit.
- Press the OVERLOAD key repeatedly to select the following digit. And further this way.
- After all digits have been set this way, press the OVERLOAD key again to conclude. If no key has been pushed for approximately 1 minute absolutely, the process will be ended automatically.
Energy Consumption And Costs
A. Window Of Totally Consumed Energy In KWh
The totally accumulated energy usage of the apparatus has been shown since the beginning of measuring in KWh.
B. Window Of Total Usage Duration
- a) Here one sees the total time of energy usage of the connected apparatus. When the costs continuously increase to exceed 999.999 $ that there is no more place for a decimal place, the costs will be shown in 9999.99 $. The total costs have been based on the price which was introduced in the Price/KWh mode.
- b) The total time that the meter runs is shown in hours/minutes/seconds mode in the bottom part of the LCD screen. The counting happens in seconds as long as the 100 hours are not exceeded. It proceeds in minutes afterward. Both the energy meter and the connected apparatus must be in working order so that the functioning time can be counted. If the apparatus consumes too little current (<0.04A), any data and the duration being measured will not be indicated (0.00A).
C. Price/KWh mode
The price per kWh is set and shown in this mode. The tariff which is set here stipulates the “costs of consumed energy”. Pass through the following steps to set the price of energy.
- Press the PRICE key to blink the first digit.
- Press the ↑UP or ↓DOWN key to set the first digit.
- Press the PRICE key to let the second digit blink.
- Press the ↑UP or ↓DOWN key to set the second digit.
- Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth digits.
- Press the PRICE key again to conclude.
- The range of the price goes between 0.001 KWh and 9999.99KWh. Press the ↓DOWN and PRICE keys at the same time to erase the total costs and the total usage duration for the KWh recording.
Abnormalities On The Screen
If the screen shows nothing or abnormal properties, please install the batteries again according to the manner described in this guide.
Technical Properties
- Battery: 2 LR44 1.5V, lifetime of the batteries: 30 days
- Functioning indicator
- For indoor use only
- Rated voltage: 120V ~ 60Hz
- Minimum measuring current: 0.03A
- Voltage measuring: 100-150V (accuracy: +/-3% of the value measured)
- Current measuring: 0.00 – 15.00A (accuracy: +/-3% of the value measured +/-0.03 A)
- Energy usage measuring: 0 –1800W (accuracy: +/-5% of the value measured +/-10 VA)
- KWh measuring: 0.0KWh – 9999.99KWh (accuracy: +/-5% of the value measured +/-0.1 KWh)
- Frequency measuring: 40 – 70Hz.
Surroundings Condition For Use
- Temperature: 5℃ to 40℃
- Max. humidity 90%
- Use only within the house
- The guarantee expires in case of damage caused by improper use or not observing the directives from the guide.
Remarks
The power meter shall be used only in installation category II (CAT II) according to IEC 664, i.e. in which transient voltages do not exceed 2500V. The main supply for residential and commercial areas generally belongs to this category. If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacture, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
Security And Maintenance Regulations
- For Indoor use only
- Do not use it near children and animals
- Do not use it near water
- Follow the Instruction
- Do not disassembly the energy meter
- Maintenance services must be carried out by the manufacturer
Cleaning Instruction
- Plug off the apparatus from the mains supply before cleaning
- Use a gentle and dry cloth for cleaning
- Never use water to clean the apparatus
- Never open the energy meter
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Intertek SK410 Energy Meter-FAQs
What is the purpose of the Intertek SK410 Energy Meter?
The Intertek SK410 Energy Meter helps monitor and measure energy consumption to optimize electricity usage and reduce costs.
How do I install the Intertek SK410 Energy Meter?
Plug the energy meter into a power outlet, connect your appliance, and follow the manual to configure it for monitoring energy usage.
Can the SK410 Energy Meter display power consumption in real-time?
Yes, the meter shows real-time power consumption, along with other metrics such as voltage, current, and energy usage.
What kind of appliances can I monitor with this energy meter?
The SK410 Energy Meter is suitable for monitoring most household appliances, including refrigerators, TVs, washing machines, and more.
How do I reset the energy readings on the SK410 Energy Meter?
Press and hold the reset button on the meter until the readings return to zero, as detailed in the user manual.
Does the Intertek SK410 have overload protection?
Yes, the meter is equipped with overload protection and will display an alert if the connected device exceeds the specified power limit.
Can I use the SK410 for outdoor appliances?
No, the Intertek SK410 Energy Meter is designed for indoor use only and should not be exposed to moisture or extreme temperatures.
How accurate is the SK410 Energy Meter?
The meter provides highly accurate measurements, though small deviations may occur based on appliance characteristics and environmental conditions.
What do I do if the screen doesn’t display any readings?
Ensure the meter is properly plugged in, and the connected appliance is switched on. Refer to the troubleshooting section of the manual for more details.
How can I interpret the data shown on the energy meter?
The display provides values for power (watts), energy usage (kWh), voltage (volts), and current (amps). Refer to the manual for a detailed explanation of these metrics.