New Elucian 100A Single Phase Energy Meter from Click

New Elucian 100A Single Phase Energy Meter from Click

Scolmore has continued to expand its Elucian consumer unit range to provide electricians with the broadest possible range of units and protective devices to cater for all installation requirements. The latest addition to Elucian is the new 100A Single Phase Energy Meter. This new energy meter provides a versatile and reliable solution for monitoring energy…


Scolmore has continued to expand its Elucian consumer unit range to provide electricians with the broadest possible range of units and protective devices to cater for all installation requirements. The latest addition to Elucian is the new 100A Single Phase Energy Meter.

This new energy meter provides a versatile and reliable solution for monitoring energy consumption in residential, solar PV, industrial and utility applications.

Featuring a high efficiency white backlit LCD display which provides a clear indication of measures values in all light conditions, the new energy meters can be DIN rail mounted into any of Elucian’s consumer units.

They are Single Tariff MID certified with two pulse outputs and RS485 Modbus communication protocol offering import and export energy measurement.

They are supplied with a three year warranty.

The Elucian by Click range can be viewed on the Scolmore Group website.


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