Intellimeter Canada Inc. M3 series electric meters

Intellimeter Canada Inc. M3 Series Electric meters

 

The design and layout of building are being changed all the time and to meet this unique market Intellimeter Canada has developed expandable revenue-grade meters to meet the electrical needs of evolving buildings.

The revenue-grade meters, which are approved by Measurement Canada and meet ANSI revenue Standards, come in 8-, 16-, 24-meter designs. Their scalable format supports changes to a buildings layout, or the addition of new circuits.

Features:

–          External mounting

–          Voltage 120,240,277,347

–          Current Transformers 100mA

–          Frequency 48 to 65 Hz

–          Memory: 480 days of 1hr Profiles, with data logger

–          Operating temperature: -40°C to +53°C

For more information:

http://intellimeter.on.ca/index.php/m3-series/

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