PowerTag Energy P63 3PN Wireless Sensor - Schneider Electric - A9MEM1571
Wireless communication energy sensor designed for Acti9 and Multi9 3P+N Phase-Neutral devices with...Wireless communication energy sensor designed for Acti9 and Multi9 3P+N Phase-Neutral devices with 9mm phase-neutral spacing. Rated for up to 63A, it provides real-time measurements of active energy, power, current, voltage and power factor. Connects to gateway for circuit monitoring and load diagnostics. Features power loss alerts with per-phase current values before shutdown. Compliant with IEC 61557-12 standard as PMD-I/DD/K55/1. This product is part of the Schneider Electric PowerLogic range.
The Schneider Electric PowerTag Energy P63 3PN (A9MEM1571) is a wireless energy sensor for 3P+N Acti9 and Multi9 devices, offering real-time electrical measurements up to 63A. It's ideal for facility managers and electricians needing detailed circuit monitoring and load diagnostics to prevent downtime, though it requires a compatible gateway for data transmission. Key features include active energy and power tracking, per-phase current monitoring, and power loss alerts.
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Model Part Number
A9MEM1571
Brand
Schneider Electric
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum current this sensor can measure?
The PowerTag Energy P63 3PN is rated for a maximum current of 63A.
Do I need a gateway to use this sensor?
Yes, a compatible Schneider Electric gateway is required for the sensor to communicate wirelessly and transmit data for monitoring and diagnostics.
What type of electrical configurations is this sensor compatible with?
It is designed for 3-phase + neutral (3P+N) configurations with 9mm phase-neutral spacing, specifically for Schneider Electric Acti9 and Multi9 devices.
Can I see the readings directly on the sensor?
No, the PowerTag Energy P63 3PN is a wireless sensor and does not have an integrated display. Readings are accessed through the connected gateway and Schneider Electric's monitoring software.
What kind of alerts does this sensor provide?
It provides alerts for power loss events, including per-phase current values just before the shutdown, which is crucial for diagnosing the cause of the interruption.
Is this sensor suitable for residential use?
While it provides detailed energy data, its primary design and compatibility are with Schneider Electric's Acti9 and Multi9 industrial and commercial electrical panels. It may be used in advanced residential setups requiring detailed circuit monitoring.
What standard does this product comply with?
This product is compliant with the IEC 61557-12 standard, specifically identified as PMD-I/DD/K55/1.
Troubleshooting
Sensor not communicating with gateway
Verify the gateway is powered on and within wireless range. Check that the sensor is correctly paired with the gateway and that the gateway is configured properly in the monitoring software. Ensure no physical obstructions are blocking the wireless signal.
Inaccurate readings
Confirm the sensor is correctly installed on the 3P+N device with proper phase-neutral spacing. Ensure the circuit is within the 63A rating. Check for any potential interference sources affecting wireless communication.
Power loss alert not received
Verify that power loss alerts are enabled in the monitoring software settings for this sensor. Ensure the sensor is actively communicating with the gateway prior to the event.
Sensor status shows as offline
Check the power supply to the circuit the sensor is monitoring. Confirm the sensor is properly clipped onto the circuit breaker terminals. Restart the associated gateway.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides detailed, real-time electrical data for effective energy management.
Wireless connectivity simplifies installation and data aggregation.
Offers valuable power loss alerts with pre-shutdown current information.
Compliant with industry standards for reliable performance.
Compact design integrates seamlessly into compatible Schneider Electric panels.
Cons
Requires a compatible Schneider Electric gateway for data transmission.
Primarily designed for specific Acti9 and Multi9 devices.
Limited to 63A maximum current rating.
Does not include a display; relies on connected gateway/software for readings.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the PowerTag Energy P63 3PN is installed on a 3P+N device with 9mm phase-neutral spacing.
Clip the sensor onto the circuit breaker terminals.
Connect the sensor wirelessly to a compatible Schneider Electric gateway (e.g., PowerTag Link, PowerTag Energy Gateway).
Configure the sensor and associated gateway within the Schneider Electric monitoring software.
Compatibility:
Compatible with Schneider Electric Acti9 and Multi9 3P+N devices.
Requires a compatible Schneider Electric gateway for wireless communication and data collection.
Suitable for circuits rated up to 63A.
Care:
The sensor is maintenance-free. Do not attempt to open or repair.
Clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth only. Avoid solvents or abrasive cleaners.
Ensure the connection points remain clean and free of debris.