RS485 bus energy meter data gateway

Item condition	New
Manufacture name	RS485 bus energy meter data gateway
Brand	ELTAKO
Categories	Sensors
Country of origin	CN
Harmonized System Code	8526 9200 00
Mounting method	DRA (DIN-rail adapter)
Model	Radio interface manufacturer specific
Voltage type	DC
Power consumption	0.4 W
Bus system KNX	No
Bus system radio frequent	Yes
Bus system Powernet	No
Width in number of modular spacings	1
Other bus systems	Other
Bus system LON	No
Demounting protection	No
Radio interface	No
IR interface	Yes
Protocol	Other
Provider dependent	No
Updateable	No
Visualization	No
Web-Server	No
Operating voltage	12 V
Degree of protection (IP)	IP20
With LED indication	No
Bus system KNX radio	No
Radio frequent bidirectional	Yes

Packing level 1	4010312316146, 4010312316146
Packing level 2	4010312316146
Packing level 3	4010312316146

Wireless energy meter data gateway for meters equipped with an IEC 62056-21 IR interface. 2 channels. Only 0.4 watt standby loss. Modular device for DIN-EN 60715 TH35 rail mounting. 1 module = 18mm wide, 58mm deep. Connection to the Eltako-RS485 bus. Bus cross wiring and power supply with jumper. This energy meter data gateway can provide the data of an electronic domestic supply meter (eHZ-EDL) with IR interface according to IEC 62056-21 and SML protocol version 1 to the RS485 bus. Either for forwarding to an external computer or a Professional Smart Home controller. Regular flashing of the green LED indicates that the FSDG14 is receiving data from the meter. Active power, up to 4 meter readings and the serial number are transferred. The serial number corresponds to the last 4 bytes (hex) of the server ID printed on the meter. The telegram is sent over the wireless building service by means of the wireless antenna module FAM14. Usage data are transmitted over channel 1 and delivery data over channel 2. It is therefore essential for the FAM14 to issue a device address. If there is a change in active power or a meter reading, the appropriate telegram is sent immediately and all telegrams including the serial number are sent cyclically every 10 minutes. The PCT14 PC tool can also read out the FSDG14. Turn the rotary switch to select the following operating modes (OBIS codes according to IEC 62056-61): 1: Usage meter (1.8.0) and usage power on channel 1, delivery meter (2.8.0) and delivery power on Channel 2. 2: Usage tariff 1 (1.8.1) and tariff 2 (1.8.2) and usage power on channel 1, delivery tariff 1 (2.8.1) and tariff 2 (2.8.2) and delivery power on channel 2. 3: Usage tariff 1 (1.8.1) and tariff 2 (1.8.2) and usage power on channel 1, delivery meter (2.8.0) and delivery power on Channel 2. 4: Usage meter (1.8.0) and usage power on channel 1, delivery tariff 1 (2.8.1) and tariff 2 (2.8.2) and delivery power on channel 2. The link is made by using an AIR IR scanner. The scanner is attached by its fixing magnets to the IR output of the meter and is connected by its connecting cable to terminals Rx, GND and +12 V.