F524
Device for the centralisation of energy consumption data - 1 module DIN - Power supply from BUS 27V.
F524
Device for the centralisation of energy consumption data - 1 module DIN - Power supply from BUS 27V.
Device for the centralisation of energy consumption data measured using meters with toroids, item F520, load control central units, item F521, or impulse counter interfaces, item 3522N. The data can be displayed in appropriate integrated web pages by connecting the device to a network through the Ethernet port. It gives the possibility of configuring different tariffs, of downloading the data, and of adding up or subtracting the lines, as well as of performing multiplications by a certain factor. The device has a microSD slot for the backup of the data recorded, and OPENWebNet controls for the display of consumptions. Version for installation on DIN modules - 1 module - Power supply from BUS 27 V
| Brand | BTicino |
| Series | MyHome |
| Input current | 0.03A |
| Modules | 1 |
| Rated voltage | 27Vdc |
| Minimum quantity | 1 |
| Sales unit | 1 |
| EAN code | 8005543448984 |
We, BTicino S.p.A Viale Borri 231 21100 Varese (Italy), declare that all items listed in BTicino catalogues, have been manufactured in compliance with the principal elements of safety objectives of European Directive said LVD: 2014/35/EU: 26 February 2014 and, where requested, also in compliance with essential protection requirements of electromagnetic compatibility according to European Directive 2014/30/EU: 26 February 2014, and/or where requested also in compliance with 1995/5/CE: 9 March 1999 “R&TTE” or where requested also in compliance with 2014/53/EU: 16 April 2014 “RED”. BTicino S.p.A. products are in compliance with the standard published by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). The compliance can be proved by Certificates issued by organizations recognized by IEC according to the CB-scheme. Our items comply with relevant European Product- Standards and show, whether provided, CE marking, they have been constructed in accordance with good engineering practice in safety matters in force in the Community, they do not endanger the safety of persons, domestic animals or property when properly installed and maintained and used in applications for which they were made.
