Single-phase meter

Single-phase meter is a special device, installed to account for electricity in a two-wire network with alternating current, where the standard voltage is 220 V.

Types of single-phase meters

Devices are divided into:

Connecting a single-phase meter

Before connecting a single-phase meter, you will need to familiarize yourself with the circuit that is contained in the operating instructions, as well as on the back of the terminal cover.

The terminal block contains 4 contacts, namely:

Before the process is disconnected machine, switch or plugs. In case the input cable arrives at the meter, disconnect the line. Wires are connected to the contacts of a single-phase meter in the above sequence.

Single-phase or three-phase meter for an apartment

The three-phase meter differs in that it is installed in three-wire or four-wire networks with alternating current, the standard voltage is 380 V.

Single-phase and three-phase meters have different applications:

Three-phase meters can be connected to a single-phase network. If you consider the question of which counter is better to connect for an apartment - single-phase or three-phase, it is recommended to stop your choice on the first. A three-phase device is much more powerful and requires more distribution current. In addition, it has a higher voltage and therefore is much more dangerous in the event of a short circuit.

Thus, you will be able to choose the required type of single-phase meter for your apartment.