Product Description

Overview

The Schneider Electric PM5100 from the PowerLogic™ PM5000 family is a compact and reliable panel-mounted power meter. It provides accurate measurement of voltage, current, power, energy, and harmonics for industrial and commercial facilities. Moreover, its simple design without communication ports makes it ideal for standalone monitoring or basic energy management applications. The monochrome LCD display delivers clear visualization of electrical parameters, enabling quick and informed decision-making.

Technical Specifications

Electrical Characteristics

• Measurement Type: True RMS, 3P or 3P + N systems

• Sampling Rate: 64 samples per cycle

• Accuracy: Active energy Class 0.5S, Voltage/Current ±0.5%, Power/Power Factor ±1%

• Nominal Current: 5 A (CT input)

• Nominal Voltage: 57–400 V AC (phase-to-neutral), 100–690 V AC (phase-to-phase)

• Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Harmonics & Alarms

• Harmonic Analysis: Up to the 15th harmonic

• Alarms: 33 configurable alarms (over/under voltage, current, frequency, THD, etc.)

• Digital Output: 1 DO for alarms or pulse output

Display & Interface

• Display Type: Monochrome graphics LCD, 128 × 128 pixels

• Backlight: White LED

• Viewable Area: 67 × 62.5 mm

• User Interface: Front panel navigation keys

Mechanical Characteristics

• Dimensions: 96 × 96 × 72 mm

• Weight: 380 g

• Mounting: Vertical panel, up to 6 mm panel thickness

• Protection Rating: Display IP54 (upgradeable to IP65 with accessory), meter body IP30

Environmental & Compliance

• Operating Temperature: −25 °C to +70 °C

• Storage Temperature: −40 °C to +85 °C

• Relative Humidity: 5–95% non-condensing

• Standards: IEC 61557‑12, IEC 62053‑22, UL, CE

Sustainability & Packaging

• Carbon Footprint: 182 g CO₂ equivalent

• Packaging: Minimum 70% recycled cardboard

• Eligible for Schneider global take-back program

FAQ

Q1: Does the PM5100 support three-phase systems?
Yes, it supports both 3P and 3P + N configurations with true RMS measurement.

Q2: Can it measure harmonics?
Yes, it performs harmonic analysis up to the 15th order for power quality monitoring.

Q3: What is the display type and resolution?
It has a monochrome graphics LCD with 128 × 128 pixels and white LED backlight.

Q4: Is the PM5100 suitable for harsh environments?
Yes, the display is IP54 rated and can be upgraded to IP65 using optional accessories.

Q5: Can it integrate with Schneider PowerLogic™ systems?
Yes, it is compatible with PowerLogic™ systems for energy monitoring and cost allocation.