How to Read Data from the KPM53 Digital Power Meter?

Digital power meters have a wide range of applications, comprehensive functions, and complete communication capabilities. They can directly replace conventional power transmitters or measuring instruments, making them an important data acquisition terminal for establishing online energy efficiency monitoring and management systems. Currently, this type of meter is widely used in various control systems and energy management systems, providing accurate data acquisition.

However, due to the large number of manufacturers of multifunctional network power meters, the interface display effects vary between different manufacturers. Therefore, this guide will simply teach you how to read the readings of the KPM series multifunctional digital power meters.

Multiple series are available to meet various customer needs. We will use the KPM53 three phase digital power meter as an example to explain how to read data from multifunctional power meters.

Reading Basic Electrical Parameters

The basic electrical parameters of the KPM53 series digital power meters are displayed in a cyclical order: three-phase phase voltage - three-phase current - three-phase line voltage - three-phase active power - three-phase reactive power - three-phase apparent power - three-phase power factor - total active/reactive/apparent power - total power factor/frequency - demand - temperature. Users can use the up and down arrow keys to navigate between pages and query electrical parameters.

Energy and Time Query

Right-clicking on the basic electrical parameters interface allows you to query energy and time data. Continuous right-clicking displays the four quadrants of energy, running time, load time, etc., in turn. Historical data and power quality data for the KPM53 multi-functional power meter can be found in the instruction manual and related documents.