Application scenarios
Ordinary resident usersGeneral industrial and commercial users (implementing non residential electricity prices), such as commercial plazas and externally operated shops
High end users with high requirements for energy measurement accuracy support active power level 1 (± 1%), and single-phase meters generally default to active power level 2
There are requirements for alarm events related to electric energy meters (such as opening the meter cover, resetting the meter, power outage information, etc.), such as preventing users from stealing electricity and other special needs customers
Technical Parameter
Product standards
GB/T 17215.321-2008 "Special Requirements for AC Measuring Equipment Part 21: Static Active Energy Meters (Class 1 and Class 2)"
GB/T 17215.301-2007 "Special Requirements for Multifunctional Energy Meters"Q/GDW 1354-2013 "Functional Specification for Intelligent Energy Meters"
Q/GDW 1355-2013 "Type Specification for Single phase Intelligent Energy Meters"
Q/GDW 1364-2013 "Technical Specification for Single phase Intelligent Energy Meter"
Q/GDW 1365-2013 "Technical Specification for Security Certification of Information Exchange of Intelligent Energy Meters"
DL/T 645-2007 "Communication Protocol for Multi functional Energy Meters"
DL/T 698.45-2017 "Electric Energy Information Collection and Management System Part 4-5: Communication Protocol - Object oriented Data Exchange Protocol"
Technical requirements for electric energy meters and collection terminals adapted to object-oriented protocols ()
Voltage specification (V) |
Current specification (A) |
PRODUCT MODEL |
communication model |
FEATURES |
communication protocol |
Accuracy |
Pull and close the switch |
warranty |
weight |
220 |
5(60) |
DDZY285C |
RS485 |
Wired communication, low cost, suitable for use in centralized metering |
DL/T 645-2007 |
Active Level 1 |
5 (60) A built-in relay for tripping |
Under normal use, non-conforming products will be returned within three months, exchanged within one year, and covered by warranty within three years |
About 0.9kg |
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DDZY285C-Z |
Narrowband Carrier (PLC) |
Relying on power lines for data transmission, currently the mainstream use in the power grid |
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About 0.9kg |
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DDZY285C-J |
Micro power wireless (470~510MHz) |
Relying on the 470MHz~510MHz civilian wireless channel for data transmission, it is currently the mainstream use in the power grid, but it accounts for slightly less carrier frequency |
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About 0.9kg |
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DDZY285C-Z |
Broadband Carrier (HPLC) |
The meter reading speed is more than 10 times faster than narrowband PLC, and currently the power grid is vigorously promoting alternative narrowband solutions |
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About 0.9kg |
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DDZY285C-Z |
dual mode |
When the power line is cut off, data transmission can still be carried out through low-power wireless as a supplement to the carrier scheme |
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About 0.9kg |