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SHELLY SINGLE PHASE DIN RAIL ENERGY METER PRO

SHELLY SINGLE PHASE DIN RAIL ENERGY METER PRO

$155.50

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SHELLY SINGLE PHASE DIN RAIL ENERGY METER PRO

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Shelly Pro EM – 50

Wi-Fi Energy Meter with Contactor Control

Shelly Pro EM-50 is a DIN rail mountable two-channel single-phase energy meter. It has an integrated switch with dry contacts for contactor control.

Features

  • LAN Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connection for high security and reliability
  • Reports accumulated energy as well as instantaneous voltage current active and apparent power per phase in real time
  • Power metering – two independent measurement channels on the same phase
  • 4 Quadrant measurement with optical pulse indication of energy usage
  • Can be used with contactors for bigger loads
  • Accuracy Class B IEC 62053-21
  • Photovoltaic ready
  • Stores data in non-volatile memory that can be retrieved for a period of up to 60 days in 1-minute intervals.
  • No hub required Easy control through the Shelly Smart Control app most platforms and protocols as well as voice assistants. Use it with Alexa Home Assistant or your preferred automation system.
  • Supports scripting webhooks MQTT WebSocket HTTPS UDP TLS and custom certificates & Modbus TCP protocol
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