Energy Meter 100 A – TTL output

The readings can be taken over the TTL interface, using Arduino (or another microcontroller) or a PC, through a serial-to-USB converter.

SKU 2846-PZEM004TEAN 8219671059046Item type: Assembled

Description

Composed of a voltage/current sensor with TTL output and a current transformer, this energy meter allows measuring, without interrupting the cable: AC voltage, AC current, active power, frequency, power factor. Data can be read via the TTL interface, using Arduino (or another microcontroller) or a PC, via a serial-USB converter.

Technical specifications

  • Power factor range (ratio of active power to apparent power): 0.00 to 1.00 / Resolution: 0.01 / Accuracy: 1%
  • Communication interface: TTL – baud rate 9,600, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity

Documentation and useful links

  • PZEM004Tv30 library is used for serial communication with the sensor
  • Every library is instead used to run blocks of code at regular intervals without using delay().

Technical details

Power supply 80 to 260 VAC – 45-65 Hz
Voltage range 80 to 260 VAC / Resolution: 0.1 A / Accuracy: 0.5%
Current range 0 to 100 AC / Resolution: 0.01 A / Accuracy: 0.5%
Active power range 0 to 2.3 kW / Resolution: 0.1 W / Accuracy: 0.5%
Active energy range 0 to 9,999.99 kWh / Resolution: 1 Wh / Accuracy: 0.5%
Frequency range 45 Hz to 65 Hz / Resolution: 0.1 Hz / Accuracy: 0.5%
Measurement module 78x37x19
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