Buildings THE POWER OF CONNECTED OPTIMIZE YOUR ENERGY MANAGEMENT With Smart, Precise Electrical Metering Submeter Technical Resource Guide 2 Submeter Technical Catalog Sophisticated Energy Profiling Whether you’re a facility manager for a business, a property manager for office or residential properties, or a contractor who services such properties, Honeywell electrical metering provides precise usage data and analytical insights well beyond what the master utility meter provides. From hardware and software to service and intuitive system that shows exactly where, support, Honeywell leads the industry in when, and how the facility is using energy. solutions for sophisticated energy profiling. Honeywell E-Mon electric submeters are Our E-Mon™ metering solutions are designed installed on the facility side of the master for fast installation, easy use, precise utility meter to provide a range of monitoring monitoring, and scalable versatility in a wide capabilities such as: variety of applications and properties. • Electrical-usage analysis and identification In conjunction with automatic meter reading of peak demand levels for load comparisons. (AMR) software, Honeywell electrical metering • Time-of-use metering of electricity, gas, provides accurate and timely snapshots of a water, steam, BTUs, and other energy facility’s energy use, with reporting capabilities sources. that readily scale from a single circuit or device • Fair and equitable cost allocation for tenant to an entire building, campus, and beyond. billing. This submeter-based AMR approach provides • Measurement, verification, and the essential platform to efficiently optimize benchmarking of kW / kWh for energy and energy management. All utility service data for green-building initiatives. a facility – including electric, water, gas, steam, • Net metering. and other utilities – is integrated into a single Contact Information Order Products Order Literature Technical Assistance Sales and Product ACSElectricalorders Literature.Honeywell.com Center Information [email protected] Phone: 1-800-334-3666 Contact your local Honeywell sales representative [email protected] 3 Submetering: The Smarter Way to Monitor Commercial Property – Office and Retail No matter which side of the electric bill you’re on, Honeywell energy-metering solutions benefit both building owners and their customers in commercial office, retail, and mixed-use facilities. At the enterprise level, Honeywell E-Mon submeters help facility managers track everything from common-area usage and HVAC-system performance to monitoring after- hours energy usage so that you can recover and allocate costs back to the right tenant. From the tenant’s perspective, our E-Mon submeters eliminate the frustrations of arbitrary ratio-based measures, such as square-footage billing that favors high- volume users over low-use tenants. Tenants also financially benefit from their own energy-conservation initiatives. And E-Mon submeters provide precise usage data, enabling managers to satisfy tenant-fairness concerns with billing statements that detail their exact usage. Honeywell metering solutions are designed to help your business: • Allocate energy costs to specific lease spaces, circuits, and buildings. • Profile entire facilities for demand management, load shedding, and energy-initiative compliance. • Aggregate energy demand / use for bulk energy contracts. • Implement demand response / control to avoid costly demand charges. For Building Owners And Honeywell metering surpasses what utility companies can offer, empowering building owners with continuous management and analysis of energy usage within your buildings. This level of transparency, along with customized summaries and billing statements that are read remotely, will enable you to streamline your business processes and implement more effective energy-efficiency strategies. 4 Submeter Technical Resource Guide Multifamily Property As energy rates continue to rise, owners of multifamily properties increasingly need ways to allocate utility costs back to the tenants in order to recover revenue and promote resource conservation. Arbitrary cost allocations based on square footage or other ratio billing do little to encourage energy conservation. Conversely, tenants in high-rises, condos, co-ops and mixed-use buildings have been shown to use up to 25% less energy when submeters hold them accountable for the power they use. Given these factors, managers and owners of high-rise properties and multifamily dwellings increasingly rely on Honeywell submetering to help them track and unbundle utility costs from leases and association fees. Such capabilities enhance property value in many jurisdictions, and are highly effective for both new and retrofit applications. Honeywell E-Mon metering solutions offer a versatile range of capabilities from “walk up and read” to full Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) solutions that can incorporate all utilities including gas and water into one easy-to-use system. The full Honeywell portfolio of E-Mon metering hardware and software is ideally suited for multifamily residential application, providing an easy, cost-effective solution for tenant metering and common area allocation. For Contractors Likewise, for solution-focused contractors who wish to offer their customers the value of greater energy savings, Honeywell E-Mon meters are easy to install and easy to use. E-Mon devices monitor energy at multiple points throughout your customer’s building and then divide utility bills based on each tenant’s actual usage, eliminating expensive cost for property managers. Additional Submetering Applications Industrial Complexes Government Facilities Educational Campuses Shopping Centers Sports Venues and Malls and Stadiums 5 Emon Class 1000 and 2000 Meters Honeywell Emon Class 1000 and 2000 kWh / Demand meters provide the basic building blocks of an affordable, effective, and scalable energy-management system. These easy-to-install meters can monitor systems at virtually any scale, from a single-phase circuit to a specific load panel or an entire building. Energy usage data can be viewed via the LCD on the meter for easy, walk-up-and- read monitoring of energy consumption. Remote metering, via Honeywell Energy Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) systems or the Web-Mon Web Enabled Monitoring System, provides easy options for tenant billing, energy management, and cost- allocation based on actual usage, not estimation or ratio-based calculations. Class 1000 Features Additional Features: Meter can be used on the following configurations: Class 1000 and 2000 Meters 1-Phase, 2-Wire Direct-read two-line alphanumeric LCD without multiplier, 2-Phase, 3-Wire displays cumulative kWh and real-time kW load. Class 2000 Features Available in MMU (Multiple Meter Unit) enclosures containing up to 24 meters in one compact enclosure. Demand option displays kW/Demand and kW Peak date and time (15-minute interval standard, 30- or 60-minute Patented 0-2 volt output split-core current sensors intervals available.) promote enhanced safety and accurate remote mounting of current sensors up to 2,000 feet from meter without power Onboard installation diagnostics and verification system. interruption. (Optional solid-core sensors available in 100 Meter configurations: and 200 amp.) 3-Phase, 4-Wire Parallel up to three sets of current sensors for cumulative 3-Phase, 3-Wire reading. Common Configurations for Class 1000 and Current-sensor installation diagnostics. 2000 Meters Fixed-value pulse output. 12V, 1-Phase, 2-Wire (supplied with (1) split-core current sensor) Non-volatile memory. E10-212025-RKIT Maintains reading in the event of power failure. E10-2120100RKIT Industrial-grade JIC steel enclosure (standard) with E10-2120200RKIT padlocking hasp and mounting flanges for indoor installation. Knockouts: 1–1/16 in. (3/4 in. cond.) bottom, 120/208-240V , 1- or 2-phase, 3W (supplied with (1) split- 7/8 in. (1/2 in. cond.) top. core current sensor) Optional NEMA 4X polycarbonate enclosure with E10-320825-RKIT padlocking hasp and mounting flanges for indoor/outdoor E10-320850-RKIT installation (standalone) with one 1–1/16 in. KO on bottom E10-3208100RKIT of enclosure. E10-3208200RKIT Approvals 277 V, 1-Phase, 2W (supplied with (1) split-core current UL/CUL Listed. sensor) Revenue Grade Accuracy. Meets or exceeds ANSI C12.20 E10-227725-RKIT national accuracy standards. E10-227750-RKIT E10-2277100RKIT California CTEP approved for use with solid-core current E10-2277200RKIT sensors. Listed by the California Energy Commission. 6 Submeter Technical Resource Guide Model Numbers Description/ 1000 2000 Class Meter Class E10- E20- Voltage (L-N/L-L) 120/NA 2120 120/208-240 3208 277/NA 2277 120/208-240 208 277/480 480 347/600 600 Current (Amps) 25 Amps 25- 50 Amps 50- 100 Amps 100 100- 200 Amps 200 200- 400 Amps 400- 800 Amps 800- 1600 Amps 1600 3200 Amps 3200 Enclosure Type JIC Steel Enclosure J J NEMA 4X Enclosure R R MMU Style Meter M M Options * Demand -D- Green Class Meter -G- Current Sensors Split-Core Current KIT KIT Sensors Solid-Core Current SCS SCS Sensors No Sensors * No Current Sensor -NS Included * Optional items, do not include in the full part number if the option is not needed. Examples: E10-212025-JKIT = Class 1000, Single Phase 120V, 25A, JIC Steel Enclosure, and One Split-Core Current Sensor E20-208100-RKIT = Class 2000, Three Phase 120/208-240V, 100A, NEMA 4X Enclosure, and Three Split-Core Current Sensors 120/208-240V, 3-Phase E20-208100-RKIT E20-208200-RKIT