Operating Manual
Cost Control - Po
Contents
Introduction
The
Features
Cost
Cost
Instantaneous power onsumption
The maximum power consumption 7.0
Total
Intended
Safety
Setting
Tariff
Using
Replacing
Extra
Maintenance
Specifications
Liability
1.0 Introduction:
Congratulations on purchasing
monitoring socket that i
instruction manual before putting therol into operation a
to gain the ops of all its features.
2.0 The Cost Control
3.0 Features:
• Cost monitoring
• Cost foreca
• Instantaneous power
• Maximum load power display
• Total energy consu
4.0 Cost Monitoring:
Using this feature, users will see the electricity in running an
appliances. For cost monitoring, theue is show
and the information obtainedto b
and efficient.
5.0 Cost Forecasting:
Cost forecasting is r budgetinills as the approx
to run an electri
There are three cost
1) COST/D = cost per day
2) COST/M = cost per monthrecast (assuming
3) COST/Y = cost per y
6.0 Instantaneous power consumption:
When an electrical
“POWER” key, the
in time can be ascertained.
7.0 The maximum load po
Again, by pressing the “POWER” key
will be displayximum pow
has used during i
8.0 Total energy consumption display:
Again, by pressing the “POWER” key
the total kWh consumed by appliance for the
9.0 Intended Use:
The measuring range o
(automatically v
with a large v
Cost Control is designed an indica
average amount of electricity used for electrical appliance
not officially certifie
dispute between
• Cost Control is approv
• Only loads with
• The max. load of any
current 16A).
• Cost Control is only designed
use is strictly prohibited!
• Cost Control may not
• Observe the speate of the a
• Any other use, othe
electrical shock, etc and damage of thi
In order to main
the user must obIntended Use , Safety and D
Liabilitynotes in th
10.0 Safety Precautions:
• Connect Cost Control only to an± 10% (10
contact type mains outlet (VDE)
• The max. load of 3600
• The recommended operating tempera
may especially during mea
overheating and permanent damage of the product.
• Do not operate the product w
where inflammable gases, v
• For safety
• The product must under alls be
any to maintenance
components and co
exposed.
• Capacitors in the ci
though it has been
• In commercial institegulations of the a
professionals associations for electriinstallations and
must be observed!
• In schools, educa shops or co-op
use of the product must be
• Never insert needles, metal or
• Do not plug one Cost
• If the product is no longer ab
operation and disp
evident:-
LCD
TARIFF ke
Battery
cover
a) product shows obv
POWER key
b) product does not function
c) product has been stored
time.
COST key
d) heavy strain during
Socket
11.0 Setting up:
Before plugging themain
values must be set.
Plug
Firstly, enter“TOTA displ“COST” key to alte
between “COST/D” , “C and “COST/Y” displays. Now check tha
values display
1. Any preset values i “TOTA di
must be reset to ze
hold down the “C
exception of Tariff (
2. Once all the v“TOTA di
press the “TAR” key to
12.0 Tariff setting mode:
The value of a single uni
electricity bill. Please take this figure from a recen
updated by the Ele
then contact your lofor the price of this unit. The Tariff
display may not necessari
preset values that the u
setting the unit cost of a kWh as
1. Press and hold the“TARIFF” key (approxim
on the right hand side star
2. Now press either th“POWER” or “COST” key
press of either key change“POW key increases the
digits from 0 to“COST key decrea
3. Once a digit is set, press the “ TAR” key
4. Repeat steps 2. and 3. until the desired v
digits do not requirTA” key
next. Once allTA” key should be
