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5.1.4
Total Units Counter (Register 003)
The meter displays the total kWh consumed since the meter was put into service. This register will have a value
of between 0 kWh and 9‟999‟999.99 kWh.
5.1.5
Accumulated Credit Register (Register 005)
The meter displays the total kWh entered into the meter, via tokens. This register will have a value of between 0
kWh and 9‟999‟999.99 kWh.
5.1.6
Current 30-Day Consumption (Register 008)
The meter displays the number of days into the current 30-day period, followed by the consumption in kWh. By
pressing the information-key twice in quick succession, the day counter and consumption is reset to zero.
The display is days (on left hand side) and consumption (on right hand side)
5.1.7
Previous 30-Day Consumption (Register 009)
The meter displays the previous 30-day period consumption.
5.1.8
Low Credit Level (Register 012)
The meter displays the level at which the lower two credit wedges on the LCD come into operation.
The meter could have a value of between 6.4 kWh and 1 632 kWh, with a 6.4 kWh resolution.
5.1.9
High Credit Level (Register 013)
The meter displays the level at which the upper two credit wedges on the LCD come into operation.
The meter could have a value of between 128 kWh and 32 640 kWh, with a 128 kWh resolution.
5.1.10 Power Limit Level (Register 014)
The meter displays the power level at which the latching relay will be opened, causing the supply to the
consumer to be interrupted. The value of this register could be between 0 and 65‟535 Watt.
5.1.11 How to use the State & Options Registers
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To calculate the "Amps" of the Power Limit, divide the "Watt" reading by the
rated supply voltage of the meter e.g. 18400W / 230V = 80 Amps
Repeat the register number to toggle between the upper 4 bits and lower 4
bits
Information Functions
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