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1. which will completely block the RF connection Installation and Operation Manual 6 Bosch Phanom 3 4 Electrical Diagram The connections will be made following this diagram The three phases are represented by Red Yellow and Blue The Neutral line is Black Phantom Ground Line Neutral a KE v a0 o gt CT Terminals Figure 4 Electrical Connection Diagram 3 5 Install the CT s The CT s are installed on the electrical supply lines between the Breaker and the Load for each of the three voltage phases Itis important that they are installed on the wire in the correct direction or the Phantom meter will report electrical power incorrectly Follow the direction arrow on the CT to install it correctly It is also important that the correct CT s are being used with the Phantom meter Look on the bottom of the Bosch Phantom meter for the sticker indicating the CT Sensor Rating Make sure if it reads 3V out that the CT s being used read 250A 3V FULL RANGE Installation and Operation Manual 7 Bosch Phantom _ lt A E a a a a T Measurement Category CAT Ill CT Sensor Rating 600V 250A 3V out Figure 5 Bottom Label CT Sensor Rating Installation is accomplished by removing the top piece on the CT has 250 AMP written on it by pulling it apart There is no retaining clip holding it in just pull it directly away from the rest of the C2. environmental protection The six cover screws should be tightened in an alternating pattern criss crossing the corner screws first and then tightening the side screws Visually confirm from the side that there are no gaps between the cover and the body of the enclosure and that the seam is even 3 9 Confirm operation on screen When the unit powers up after a short approx 20sec delay the display will show information like this GUID PHANTOM chaez STATUS Connected SIGNAL RF Connection RF Signal Strength Memory buffer usage Measured Data 13 et x T Installation and Operation Manual 11 Bosch Phantom 4 Operation The Bosch Phantom meter will operate autonomously without any intervention from the user The best way to confirm that the unit is installed and operating correctly is to observe the contents of the display 4 1 Measurements Voltage measurements can be validated by observing the values displayed as VOLTS and should be reading the RMS value for the previous display interval Numbers near zero indicate a missed connection Current measurements are similarly validated by observing the values displayed as AMPS Again values are RMS for the previous display interval Since RMS is an absolute always positive value negative numbers will never appear so this will not confirm correct orientation of the CT s Numbers near zero indicate no current load a missing CT or a
3. missing connection to a CT Power measurements are displayed as WATTS These numbers should be positive if there is positive power consumption by the location and negative if the location is generating power If there are non zero Volts and Amps displayed there will be a non zero Watts measurement Reactive power consumption is displayed as VAR Volts Amps Reactive This is a measurement of the reactive component of the consumed power These readings will be much smaller than Watts and depend on characteristics of the user s load 4 2 RF Connectivity The RF connection through the GSM GPRS network is validated through the RF Connection and RF Signal Strength fields on the display RF Signal strength will range from zero to four bars with more solid bars being better The RF connection should be established for 2 3 or 4 bars but the installation should be reviewed to see if there is any adjacent metal walls or partial metal enclosure that can be eliminated to improve the RF connection 4 3 Buffer The Bosch Phantom meter is designed to store data locally in the event of disrupted RF connectivity such that it will be re transmitted when the connection disruption ends The data is stored internally in a buffer that has finite size and will fill up if the RF connection is not re established within a reasonable time period The Buffer shows the status of how filled the buffer is While it rarely will display 0 low n
4. Bosch Phanom BOSCH invented for life 5 iM User Manual Version 0 0 1 Installation and Operation Manual 1 Bosch Phantom Table of Contents T INOU ON r E A E E E R 3 2 POCUT OV SO e E T E eiadere anes pane eianeess 4 s NO a E E E E E boston eesayere dr steoaeiayers 5 As OPEO e E E E E E E E eee E eee tr 12 Installation and Operation Manual 2 Bosch Phanom 1 Introduction The Bosch Phantom meter enables continuous and autonomous measurement of electrical power consumption and wireless uploading of this information to a cloud based service for subsequent analysis and dashboard reporting Once installed the device requires no user intervention or maintenance and will provide years of trouble free operation in in door or out door environments It connects to 2 or 3 phase utilities at the breaker box using non intrusive methods Installation and Operation Manual Bosch Phantom 2 Product Overview GSM Modem Central Processor el t oa seii qo k Ta XN GSM Antenna STATUS Connected SIGNAL Power TELL LLLE Measurement gt CT Connectors Voltage Connectors Power Supply Connectors Figure 1 Interior View Installation and Operation Manual Bosch Phanom 3 Installation 3 1 Open the cover Loosen and remove the 6 screws on the cover The screws do not need to be removed from the cover since they are captivated in the cover holes They only need t
5. T When the CT body is around the utility wire push and snap the top piece back in place Figure 6 CT 3 6 Wire the CT s Voltage and Power To insure immunity to environmental conditions the wires entering the Bosch Phantom Meter come through a conduit and conduit coupling into the meter Thus prior to feeding the wires into the meter they must be fed through the conduit It is best to fish or pull the wires through rather than trying to force or push them through since the conduit s walls are not smooth It may be useful to label the CT s wires from each of the three phases before pulling them through the conduit This is helpful but not necessary Installation and Operation Manual 8 Bosch Phanom Figure 7 Pulling Wires Through Conduit When the wires are pulled through the conduit pull them through the conduit coupling on the Bosch Phantom meter Do not push the conduit into the coupling yet since access to the wires is useful in adding or removing slack or extra wire and once the conduit it pushed into the coupling it is very difficult to detach it eet gt w E am 22 S asa Pe an gt tue oe ri 4 D f Sait k z a es ose pa ey SN poang ro a N a 38 k NN ton bE Stree er t N gt r Figure 8 Pulling Wires Through Conduit Coupler Connect the CT s white and black wires as indicated on the connector using the clamp screws on the top loosen them pri
6. o be loosened for the cover to come off 3 2 Install the SIM card The SIM card is installed in the holder as follows 1 Open the SIM card holder on the PCB between the display and the enclosure wall by pushing the metal clip with your finger see below It will click 2 Liftthe top portion hinged and insert the SIM card with the notch as shown below TETTTTTTTT R een PP rrrrrriy Move the clip up to release EP Hey oWereWwe oWMoFofokoko beceeheeee eee Cetheae pec cereeaa e6ss0s sog Figure 2a No SIM card Figure 2b Inserting SIM card 3 Close the top portion and snap the metal clip back into position It will click See below Installation and Operation Manual 5 Bosch Phantom x _Itlooks ike this ifopened 4 r t Close and snap the clip down Click 0000 000000 oaocodcoooooo0 o oloojoctcoooo oooo0oo0oo0oDp000 2 E Py ayno 0t639 Figure 3a Open SIM holder Figure 3b Closed SIM holder 3 3 Mount the box If the unit is going to be deployed this is the time to mount the box Otherwise go on to the next step The RF antenna is mounted on the interior upper right side of the enclosure Itis important that this wall is not flush with another metal wall so that the RF connection is reliable Keep a minimum of 20cm to any metal wall with more separation being even better Also make sure the unit is mounted outside of any metal cabinets etc
7. or to inserting the wire It is important to connect the A phase CT clamped on the Red 1 wire to the A phase Red 1 CT terminal If the wires were not previously labeled the alternative is to gently pull on the CT wires and see which ones pull inside the Bosch Phantom meter Installation and Operation Manual 9 Bosch Phantom Figure 9 Connector Block CT and Voltage Attach the three voltage phase wires as indicated on the connection diagram according to the labels on the connectors Be extra cautious that no strands of the wire are unraveled and thus outside of the connector which would then create the possibility for a phase to phase short Attach the Line Neutral and Ground connecting wires These supply power for the Bosch Phantom meter so when they become live the unit will start operating Figure 10 Connector Block Power Supply Note To quick start the unit and see something on the display the minimum connections are 1 Neutral 2 Line 3 N Voltage Terminal 4 A or B or C Voltage Terminal In this configuration only Volts will be displayed for only the phase connected Installation and Operation Manual 10 Bosch Phanom 3 7 Plug in the conduit When the wires are in place and secure push the conduit into the coupling on the meter It has a clip ring which will hold the conduit in place 3 8 Replace the cover When the above steps are finished it is necessary to replace the cover for
8. umbers are generally good and are independent confirmation that the RF connection is robust Numbers near 100 indicate the need for attention Installation and Operation Manual 12
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