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WE RECOMMEND THAT THE EFERGY MONITOR IS INSTALLED BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
IN THE BOX HARDWARE INSTALLATION
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Your e2 pack contains the following elements:
1 x Mini CT Sensor
1 x Waterproof Transmitter
1 x e2 Wireless Energy Monitor
You will need to attach the sensor to the live
feed cable which connects the meter to the
monitor. Any power you use in your home will
pass through this cable. The clip on sensor acts
as a CT sensor, and relays the amount of current
being drawn in the home to the transmitter.
From there it is sent wirelessly to the energy
monitor, which shows how much power is being
consumed.
You can upload your energy data from your e2
monitor onto your PC/Mac using elink software.
It also includes:
1 x USB Cable
1 x elink Software CD
1 x elink Software Guide
1 x Instruction Manual
Mini CT Sensor Waterproof
Transmitter
Wireless Energy Monitor
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
The efergy e2 is installed by clipping the mini CT sensors around the feed wires of your electric
panel. In Australia the standard residential voltage is 240V.
Note - For a 240V panel (typical residential electric panel) power is measured using one mini CT
sensor. For different voltages, please change during the Monitor Setup stage (see page 13).
Installation for Three Phase Panels
The e2 is installed by clipping the mini CT sensors around the feed wires of your electric panel.
In the case of a commercial or industrial three phase panel or service, you must use three mini
CT sensors to measure all three phases. Simply order an additional two mini CT sensors from
your dealer. Identify the three power wires providing service to your electric panel. Open and
place one sensor around each of the three main feed wires.
Installing Transmitter for Three Phase
Plug the three mini CT sensor cables into the transmitter. Mount the transmitter on the wall next
to the electric panel. This will make it easier to replace the batteries. Readings for a three phase
system may not be accurate depending on connection and loading system.
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