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Veris H8822 AcquiSuite Data Acquisition System
The AcquiSuite brings "plug and play" capability to the data acquisition market, dramatically reducing the time and training to put a typical building on line. In most applications, the installation can be done by the building engineer or contractor in less than 2 hours. The system automatically detects and configures Modbus devices in just seconds reducing installation time and cost. Because the AcquiSuite automatically detects modbus devices, the installer does not need to enter modbus point numbers or multipliers and thereby reduces configuration errors.
After installation, data from the connected modbus devices is time stamped and stored in non volatile memory at user selected intervals. This interval data is stored at the local site until the next scheduled upload to the SQL database server. Using the built-in modem or Ethernet port, data is sent via ether the network or phone lines to the Building Manager Online server, or collected by your own data warehousing system. From the Building Manager Online website, you can view past data, plot charts, and export data for use on your own PC. Remote configuration is also provided at the BMO website to allow administration of AcquiSuite devices that are on intermittent or shared dialup telephone lines.
The A8822 has 4 analog 4-20mA or 0-10V and 4 pulse inputs built in to the unit. This simplifies installation for basic projects such as utility meter pulse counting. This version also provides a convenient wall mount design for ease of installation near your power distribution panels.
Note: the A8811 has been discontinued, and replaced by the A8812 AcquiSuite
Applications:
Supported by Modbus Energy Meters:
After installation, data from the connected modbus devices is time stamped and stored in non volatile memory at user selected intervals. This interval data is stored at the local site until the next scheduled upload to the SQL database server. Using the built-in modem or Ethernet port, data is sent via ether the network or phone lines to the Building Manager Online server, or collected by your own data warehousing system. From the Building Manager Online website, you can view past data, plot charts, and export data for use on your own PC. Remote configuration is also provided at the BMO website to allow administration of AcquiSuite devices that are on intermittent or shared dialup telephone lines.
The A8822 has 4 analog 4-20mA or 0-10V and 4 pulse inputs built in to the unit. This simplifies installation for basic projects such as utility meter pulse counting. This version also provides a convenient wall mount design for ease of installation near your power distribution panels.
Note: the A8811 has been discontinued, and replaced by the A8812 AcquiSuite
Applications:
- Aggregation of energy and operational information from remote sites
- Gathering of "near real time" performance data
- Benchmarking building operations.
- Developing load profiles for energy purchases
- Monitoring performance of building systems (e.g. chillers, boilers, fans)
- Alarm notification for data points that are recorded above or below acceptable levels.
- Wall mount enclosure with conduit knockouts.
- Built in IO feature with 4 analog 4-20mA or -0-10V inputs for common sensors.
- Includes 4 pulse inputs for use with flow and utility power meters.
- Optional GSM/GPRS cellular version available for wireless internet connectivity
- H8035 / H8036 style Enercept Meters
- H8100 style Energy Consumption Meter with Modbus communications card
- H704 / H663 style Branch Circuit eters
- E30 style Branch Power Meters
- H8238 Style Multi Circuit Meters
- H8400 Style Power Quality Meters with Modbus output
Supported by Modbus Energy Meters:
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Easy installation saves time and money
- “Plug and play” connectivity for quick installation/confi guration
- Accepts standard analog and pulse inputs for greater fl exibility
- AcquiSuite’s hardware and software provide data in fl exible, industry standard formats for databases, spreadsheets, etc.
- Using recognized sensors for metering and building parameters means onestep configuration
- LCD display for easy installation & troubleshooting
- Integrated web server provides setup and confi guration using any standard web browser (e.g. Netscape™ or Internet Explorer™)
- Buildingmanageronline.com™ allows authorized users to see building performance data in an easy to use graphical format
- BMO site provides storage, display and downloads of historical data in a secure SQL database
- Users can design their own custom views of data from one or more buildings
- or systems
- All data is stored on board in nonvolatile memory, ensuring protection of valuable information in the event of power loss
- On board real-time clock for accurate time stamps of interval data
- AcquiSuite provides the flexibility to connect to existing sensors and meters using the I/O module
- TCP/IP protocols permit easy interface of collected data to spreadsheets, databases, text files, etc.
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Processor |
386
embedded CPU |
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Operating System |
Linux |
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Flash ROM |
8 MB DiskOnChip (144MB max) |
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Memory |
8 MB |
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LEDs |
4x pulse input, 4 modem activity,
Modbus TX/RX, power status |
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LCD |
2 x 16 LCD (passive) |
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LAN |
10base-T Ethernet |
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Modem |
V.34 bis, 33,600 bps |
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Protocols |
Modbus/RTU, Modbus/TCP, TCP/IP,
PPP, HTTP/HTML, FTP |
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Power Supply |
Built-in |
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RS-485 Modbus |
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Power Requirement |
110-120VAC |
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Interval Recording |
User
selectable 1-60 minutes. Default 15 minute interval |
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Analog Inputs |
4x
0-10V/4-20mA (min/max/average/instantaneous data) |
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Pulse Inputs |
4x Dry contact
(consumption/rate/runtime/status) |
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Dimensions |
9.25” (235mm) x 8.125” (206mm) x
2.0” (51mm) |
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