Eaton CurrentWatch EPRM Series Installation Instructions

Powered AC Current Sensors, Up to 400A Input Range, Analog Outputs
IN ORDER TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK OR OTHER POSSIBLE INJURY:
• DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT FOR HUMAN SAFETY APPLICATIONS.
IT WAS NOT DESIGNED, TESTED OR RECOMMENDED FOR THIS
USE.
• DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS (E.G.
EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES). IT WAS NOT DESIGNED, TESTED OR
RECOMMENDED FOR THIS USE.
• ENSURE THE PRODUCT IS PROPERLY WIRED TO THE CORRECT
POWER SUPLLY FOR THE APPLICATION. REFER TO THE
SPECIFICATIONS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS IN THIS MANUAL.
MODELS COVERED IN THIS MANUAL
Catalog Number Description
EPRM0510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, 0-5/0-10V Output, 10/25/50A Range
EPRM1510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, 0-5/0-10V Output, 50/75/100A Range
EPRM2510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, 0-5/0-10V Output, 100/150/200 Range
EPRM3510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, 0-5/0-10V Output, 200/300/400A Range
EPRM0420LSP Loop-Powered, 4-20 mA Output, 10/25/50A Range
EPRM1420LSP Loop-Powered, 4-20 mA Output, 50/75/100A Range
EPRM2420LSP Loop-Powered, 4-20 mA Output, 100/150/200 Range
EPRM3420LSP Loop-Powered, 4-20 mA Output, 200/300/400A Range
EPRMR0510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, True RMS, 0-5/0-10V Output, 10/25/50A Range
EPRMR1510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, True RMS, 0-5/0-10V Output, 50/75/100A Range
EPRMR2510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, True RMS, 0-5/0-10V Output, 100/150/200 Range
EPRMR3510ASP 24V DC Aux. Powered, True RMS, 0-5/0-10V Output, 200/300/400A Range
EPRMR0420LSP Loop-Powered, True RMS, 4-20 mA Output, 10/25/50A Range
EPRMR1420LSP Loop-Powered, True RMS, 4-20 mA Output, 50/75/100A Range
EPRMR2420LSP Loop-Powered, True RMS, 4-20 mA Output, 100/150/200 Range
EPRMR3420LSP Loop-Powered, True RMS, 4-20 mA Output, 200/300/400A Range
INTRODUCTION
The CurrentWatch™ EPRM Series is a family
of DIN-rail compatible, split-core current
sensors. Product features include a
large aperture, switch-selectable inputs
and outputs and isolation between primary and
secondary circuits. A patented technology
eliminates the use of a magnetic core and protects the
sensor against saturation and damage, which can occur
from continuous exposure to high currents. Models available
up to 400A and with 0-5/0-10V DC or 4-20 mA outputs as standard. The
EPRM Series is also available in True RMS, for working with nonlinear
loads in "noisy" power environments.
Effective: May 2010
Installation Instructions
CurrentWatch™ EPRM Series Current Sensors
WARNING
Questions? Call our Sensor Application Engineers at (800) 426-9184.
PATENTED PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY
The EPRM Series of current sensors features a patented technology
that eliminates problems associated with magnetic circuits such as core
saturation. The sensor will not be damaged by momentary periods of
high current, and the output from the sensor is limited to protect the
signal input device.
QUICK INSTALL GUIDE
The below steps can be followed to quickly install a CurrentWatch™
EPRM Series sensor.
1. Run the wire to be monitored through the cable guide and aperture
2. Mount the sensor to a standard DIN rail
3. Connect output wiring with the provided terminal block
a. Use up to 12 AWG copper wires
b. For voltage output models, make sure output load is at least
10 kilohms
4. Choose the correct current range by positioning the Range Switch
INSTALLATION
Considerations for all EPRM Series sensors...
• Place the wire in which current is to be monitored through the
cable guide and aperture of the sensor
• Insert a fl at blade screwdriver into the gap next to the split core
sensor head, and gently turn the screwdriver to release the latch
• Repeat for the opposite side of the sensor head, and the top will
come straight off the sensor body
• To clamp the sensor head, place it on the axis and press down
fi rmly until the latches clip in place
• Mount the EPRM unit directly onto a standard DIN rail
• Note: This sensor is not directionally sensitive and can be mounted
in any position or hung directly on wiring with use of wire ties
SETPOINT ADJUSTMENT
The CurrentWatch™ EPRM Series sensors feature fi eld selectable
ranges. The ranges are factory calibrated, eliminating time consuming
and inaccurate fi eld setting of zero or span.
Selecting Range
1. Determine the normal operating amperage of your monitored
circuit
2. Select the current range that is equal to or slightly higher than the
normal operating amperage
3. Place the Range Switch in the appropriate position
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