Leviton 5B201-H02 Offers

The IMS MINI METER incorporates the latest digital sub metering technology in a small compact design for single phase 120V, 208V and/or 240V applications. The Mini Meter offers perhaps the best value in sub-metering and carries UL certification, meets ANSI C12 standard and comes complete with a confidence-inspiring 10 year warranty. You get all this at one of the lowest prices in the industry.

This EE version of the IMS MiniMeter is epoxy encapsulated so it can withstand high-moisture environments, so it's perfect for the RV campground and marina industries.* Its the perfect metering choice for those looking for a permanently installed metering solution for both short term and long term tenants.

This product is sold as a kit which includes the MINI METER itself in the epoxy encapsulated finish and the correct number of 200 Amp color-coded solid core current sensors. There also a 'reversed phase indicator' that ensures correct wiring.

The meter and current sensors are designed mounted inside the power pedestal or existing enclosure. There is an optional remote analog or digital kWh counter than can be fixed to a cutout so kWh use can be viewed from the outside. (Counters sold separately - see 'accessories')

Available Models

• 1 phase, 120v, 2-wire (typically for services 30A or less)
• 1 phase, 120/208/240v, 3-wire (typically for services 50A or more)

Features

• 10 year warranty
• UL Approval
• Meets or exceeds ANSI C12.1 code for electricity metering
• Measurement Canada approvals (pending)
• Revenue grade accuracy with solid core current transformers
• Easy to install
• Unlimited telephone/e-mail technical support
• Cumulative readings from multiple loads
• Compatible with Hardwired Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) or wireless AMR, including Inovonics, Hexagram, Speedread and Radiopath

Applications

Use Potted Mini Meters in multi-tenant residential and specific commercial industrial applications for:

• Load profiling and benchmarking
• AMR/BAS/BMS/EMS integration
• Usage aggregation
• Tenant cost allocation
• Measurement and verification
• Energy conservation and cost reduction
• Green building initiatives and government mandates