Scaling Factors for the E50B2 Power & Energy Meter

If you are using the E50B2 Power & Energy Meter (T-VER-E50B2), you can apply scaling to the Counts channel. The following table lists the names and values you should enter in the Scaling fields. The default settings for the three native E50B2 data outputs are listed as well as all supported scaling values. These scaling factors must match the configuration entered into the device or inaccuracies will result. Documentation on the E50B2 is available at http://www.onsetcomp.com/products/sensors/t-ver-e50b2.

For Scaled Units,
Enter this:

Choose a Multiplier to Enter:

For Scaled Measurement Type,
Enter this:

VARh

1 VARh per pulse (Default)

10 VARh per pulse

100 VARh per pulse

1,000 VARh per pulse

10,000 VARh per pulse

Reactive Energy

Wh

1 Wh per pulse (Default)

10 Wh per pulse

100 Wh per pulse

1,000 Wh per pulse

10,000 Wh per pulse

Real Energy
Ah

0.001 Ah per pulse

0.01 Ah per pulse (Default)

0.1 Ah per pulse

1 Ah per pulse

10 Ah per pulse

Amp Hours

In addition to the three native data outputs (VARh, Wh, and Ah), you can also calculate other types of data outputs. To do this, download the .csv file and follow the instructions in the Microsoft Excel file located here:

http://www.onsetcomp.com/files/manual_pdfs/Derived-Channels.zip

That file uses the following calculations for each additional type of data output:

Data Output

Unit

Calculation

Reactive Power

VAR

VARh/h

Volt-Amps

VA

SQRT(Wh^2 + VARh^2/h)

Volts

V

SQRT (Wh^2 + VARh^2)

Power Factor

PF

Wh/SQRT(Wh^2 + VARh^2)

True Power

W

Wh/h

True Power

KW

W/1000

Kilowatt Hours

KWh

Wh/1000

Amp

A

Ah/h

(where 'h' is hours = Logging Interval/3600)