VOLTCRAFT SEM5000 DUAL Energy Logger Instruction Manual

Ensure the product is connected to a grounded power outlet.
Avoid exposing the product to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, or strong vibrations to prevent hazards.

Operate the product only in a stable environment to ensure accurate readings.

Controls and Display

The product features a display with various symbols indicating power source, consumption, settings, tariff, max values, and power factor.

Initial Setup

Make sure the Energy-Logger is in CURRENT mode to access the setup mode.
Use the buttons on the device to navigate through the settings.

Adjust the clock settings and standby thresholds as needed.

LED Ring and Backlight

The LED ring and backlight can be set to turn off after a certain period of inactivity when the night mode is enabled.

Display Modes Switching

You can switch between different display modes to view current readings, total energy consumption, costs, duration, and CO2 emissions.

Forecast Mode

To enter the forecast mode, press and hold the corresponding button on the display.

FAQ

Q: How do I reset the Energy-Logger?
- A: To reset the Energy-Logger, locate the reset button on the device and press it for a few seconds until the device restarts.
Q: Can I use the Energy-Logger in a vehicle?
- A: No, it is not recommended to operate the Energy-Logger in a vehicle due to potential hazards.

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Introduction

Dear customer, Thank you for purchasing this Voltcraft product. Voltcraft produces premium, innovative measuring, charging and network devices that offer outstanding performance. From the ambitious electronics enthusiast to the professional user, Voltcraft products provide the optimal solution for the most demanding tasks. And, in particular, we offer sophisticated technology and reliable quality in our Voltcraft products for an almost unique cost-performance ratio. We have created the basis for long, prosperous and successful cooperation. We hope that you enjoy using your new Voltcraft product. All company and product names are trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved. If there are any technical questions, please contact: www.conrad.com/contact
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3 Operating Instructions for download

Use the link www.conrad.com/downloads (alternatively scan the QR code) to download the complete operating instructions (or new/current versions if available). Follow the instructions on the web page.
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Intended use

The product is used to measure and display the power consumption of electrical devices. The product is connected between the mains socket and the electrical load and requires no additional installation. Operation is only permissible when connected to an earthed household mains socket. The max. admissible power rating of the connected load must not be exceeded (see chapter “Technical data”).
Two different electricity tariffs can be entered for cost calculation (e.g. for day/night-time electricity).
Furthermore, the CO2 emissions of your electricity tariff can be entered. The energy logger can then show how much CO2 was produced while the connected load was used (or how much CO2 production was prevented when using electricity from sustainable sourced compared to a normal electricity tariff).
The saved data can also be displayed when not connected to a mains socket since in this case, the power is supplied by an integrated Supercap capacitor.
The energy logger is not officially calibrated and therefore must not be used for billing purposes.
It may only be used in dry indoor locations. The product must not become damp or wet.
Read the operating instructions carefully and store them in a safe place. Only make this product available to third parties together with its operating instructions.
Observe all safety information and other information in these operating instructions.
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Using this product for any purpose other than those described above may damage the product and result in a short circuit, fire or electric shock. The product must not be modified or reassembled! This product complies with statutory, national and European requirements.
5 Delivery content
Energy-Logger Operating instructions
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6 Explanation of symbols
The following symbols appear on the product/device or in the text: This symbol warns of a dangerous voltage which can lead to injuries due to electric shock. This symbol warns of hazards that can lead to injury. The product should only be used in dry, indoor locations. It must not get damp or wet. Always follow these operating instructions. Do not connect in series! This can lead to an overload of the product! There is a risk of fire!
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Safety instructions

Read all of the operating instructions thoroughly before putting the product into operation; they contain important information and notes on correct operation. Damage caused due to failure to observe these instructions will void the warranty. We shall not be liable for any consequential damage. We shall not be liable for damage to property or personal injury caused by incorrect handling or failure to observe the safety information! Such cases will void the warranty/guarantee.
7.1 General information The unauthorised conversion and/or modification of the product is prohibited for safety and approval reasons. Do not open/disassemble! It contains no customer-serviceable parts. Maintenance, adjustment or repair work may only be carried
out by an expert/authorised service centre, which is familiar with the hazards involved and the relevant regulations. This product is built according to protection class I. It must only be connected to an earthed mains socket. The mains socket to which the product is connected must be easily accessible.
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The product is equipped with a increased protection against accidental contact. An integrated mechanism will release the holes of the receptacle only, if the two prongs of a power plug are inserted into the two holes at once.
Take special caution when children are around. Children cannot recognize the danger arising from the incorrect use of electrical devices. There is a risk of a life-threatening electric shock!
Do not leave the packaging material lying around carelessly as it may be a danger to children.
Handle the product with care. Impacts or falls (even from a low height) may damage the product.
Always comply with the accident prevention regulations for electrical equipment when using the product in industrial facilities.
If you have questions which remain unanswered by these operating instructions, please contact us or other technical personnel.
7.2 Operating location The product may only be used in dry, enclosed, indoor areas.
It must not become damp or wet! Never place the product in direct vicinity of a bathroom, shower, bathtub, etc. Danger of death due to electric shock!
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This product is not a toy and must be kept out of the reach of children. Position the product so it is out of the reach of children.
The product must not be exposed to extremes of temperature, direct sunlight or strong vibrations.
Do not use the product in environments where there are high levels of dust, flammable gases, vapours or solvents. This may cause a fire or explosion!
Never use the product in a vehicle.
7.3 Handling and use
Always observe the safety information and operating instructions of any other devices that are connected to the product.
Never pull out a mains plug by pulling on its cable when disconnecting it from the front socket of the product. Always pull the plug out of the front socket by gripping the area on its sides.
Never overload the product. Pay attention to the connection specifications in the “Technical data” section.
Do not connect in series! This can lead to an overload of the Do not connect in series! This can lead to an overload of the product and a risk of fire. product and a risk of fire.
Do not operate while covered! At higher connected loads, the product becomes warm, which can lead to overheating and potentially a fire if covered!
De-energised only if unplugged! Only use the product in temperate climates. It is not suitable
for use in tropical climates.
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This product should be used in an environment under the This product should be used in an environment under the following conditions:
following conditions:
Altitude up to 2000m. Altitude up to 2000m;
Never touch the product or the mains plug with wet or damp hands when trying to connect a plug to the front socket. This may cause a fatal electric shock.
Never connect the product to the mains immediately after it has been brought from a cold room into a warm one (e.g. after being transported). The condensation that develops in such cases could damage the device or cause an electric shock! Let the product reach room temperature first. Wait until the condensation has evaporated; this may take several hours. Only after this may the product be connected to the mains supply and put into use.
Do not use the product if it is damaged. There is a risk of fatal electric shock!
Switch off the mains socket to which the product is connected (switch off at the corresponding circuit breaker or remove the safety fuse, then switch off the residual current operated circuit breaker). Then unplug the product from the mains socket.
Switch off the mains socket to which the product is connected (switch off at the corresponding circuit breaker or remove the safety fuse, then switch off the residual current operated circuit breaker). Then unplug the product from the mains socket.
Discontinue use of the product and take it to a specialised workshop or dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner.
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Safe operation can no longer be assumed if: there are signs of damage the product does not work at all or works poorly (leaking smoke or a smell of burning, audible cracking noises, discolouration to the product or the adjacent surfaces) the product was stored under unfavourable conditions the product was mishandled during transport
If the product is not going to be used for an extended period of time (e.g. storage), disconnect it from the power supply removing by removing it from the mains socket. Keep it in a dry, cool place and out of the reach of children.
Never pour liquids above or near the product. This constitutes a serious fire hazard and may result in a fatal electrical shock. If any liquid has managed to enter the device, immediately switch off the power supply to the mains socket at which the product is connected (deactivate the fuse/circuit breaker/ residual current operated circuit breaker of the associated circuits). Only then can you unplug the product from the mains socket and contact a specialist. Discontinue use of the product.
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Controls/display

8.1 Device

10 4

8 9

1. Display 2. button 3. button 4. button 5. button 6. button 7. Earthed socket for connection of the load to be measured 8. LED ring 9. Earthed plug (at the rear) 10. SD card slot

8.2 Display symbols

Indicates that power is fed in from a connected power source

Indicates that power is consumed

Setting

Current data for ON/OFF/STANDBY status (the current status of the connected load)

Forecast mode (duration of the forecast = DAY/WEEK/MONTH/YEAR indicator)

TARIFF Electricity tariff

MAX

Maximum value indicator

OVERLOAD Overload

Power factor

V W A TIME COST PERIOD PM ENERGY CO2

Voltage in Volt Power in Watt Current in Ampere Operating time Cost display Automatic measurement process Afternoon in 12h time mode Energy (indicated in kWh = kilowatt hour) CO2 emissions (indicated in kg/kWh) Power limit LOW STANDBY POWER LEVEL Night mode SD card SD card full

Operation

A Supercap condenser is integrated into the energy logger, which is used to operate/program the device without having to plug it into a mains socket (for around 10 minutes).
The capacitor is usually in an uncharged state upon delivery/ start-up. Therefore, the energy logger can only be operated/programmed when it is plugged directly into a mains socket upon start-up.
You can unplug the energy logger from the mains socket and program it, e.g. in sufficient light in the living room or office, only when the capacitor is sufficiently charged (after around 50 minutes).
For energy saving reasons, the display backlight only works when the energy logger is plugged into a mains socket.
If the energy logger is operated without plugging it into a mains socket and the super-cap capacitor becomes empty, the time is lost. You must then set these again.
The energy logger shows the current consumption even without an SD card inserted. This is indicated by a green light on the LED ring (8).
Unplug the energy logger from the power socket
To insert the SD card, pull out the cover (10), insert the card and push it back into the housing and plug the energy logger into a power socket. Then the blue light flashes. You have to set the time so that the data can be stored on SD card. Make sure the SD card (not included) is inserted before using the energy logger to log the measured data. Now the blue light on the LED ring (8) flashes. You must set the time so that the data can be saved on 66

the SD card. Make sure that the SD card (not included in the scope of delivery) is inserted before you use the energy logger to record the measurement data. Firmware upgrade function only supports FAT32.
9.1 Connecting devices
You can connect a load (example: space heater) or connect a suitable energy source to backfeed electricity (example: solar panel). Disconnect any devices that may be connected to the energy
logger. Plug the energy logger into an earthed household mains
socket (230 V/AC, 50 Hz). On start-up, wait until the normal display appears. If the device you want to connect to the energy logger has a mains switch, switch it off. Plug the mains plug of the device into the earthed mains socket on the front of the energy logger. Switch the connected device on and wait a few seconds until the energy logger shows the first measured data. Before you can use all functions of the energy logger, you must first implement a few settings (e.g. time, electricity tariff).
Important: The data cannot be properly stored on the SD card until the date and time have been configured and set.
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9.2 Entering, using and exiting the setup mode
Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to enter the setup mode, and briefly press the button to exit. Settings will be applied after you close the menu.

Please note:
You can only access the setup mode when the energy logger is in CURRENT mode.

When the display is not flashing, you can also leave the setup mode by briefly pressing the button. Your settings will be saved.

When the display is not flashing in the setup mode, use the button to toggle between the different settings.

You can use the following settings:

Night mode

Time and 12/24-hour mode

Electricity tariff 1 and 2 (cost and start time)

Standby and low standby limits

CO2 emission value for electricity tariff Overload alarm

Delete mode
Briefly press the played function.

button to modify the setting of the dis-

Briefly Press the button to adjust the flashing value. Briefly pressing the button takes you to the next input item or ends the input, depending on the setting.

9.3 Enabling and disabling the night mode
As already described in chapter 9.1, press and hold the button for 3 seconds until appears at the top left of the display (only in “CURRENT” mode). The display looks like this
OFF: The night mode is disabled. In the event of inactivity for a longer period, the display and the LED indicator light always remain switched on.
ON: The night mode is enabled. You can set the idle time (max. 16 minutes). In the event of inactivity within the set time frame, the display and the LED ring switch off. Briefly pressing the button toggles between on and off;
ON or OFF flashes. Briefly pressing the button or also switches between
ON and OFF. OFF flashes: briefly press the
button; you cannot set the idle time on the OFF interface.
ON flashes: press the button; the first position of the time flashes.
Use the button or to modify the number value of the flashing input position.
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next input position. Once the last input position has been confirmed, the display
stops flashing.
When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to skip to the next setting or briefly press the R button to exit the setup menu.
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9.4 Setting the time

Proceed to the next step if you have already set the night mode before setting the time.

Or access the setup mode (see chapter 9.1). Press the button to enter the time setting mode (see next step).

Briefly press the button to toggle between the time modes (12h or 24h); “12” or “24” flashes on the display.

Briefly pressing the button or toggles between 12h and 24h mode.

When in 12-hour mode, PM appears to the right of the time in the second half of the day. The default number of day, hour and second is 00.00.00, and the default number of the day, month, and year is 01.01.22.

Briefly press the flashing.

button; the displayed hours will start

Press the button or to set the hours.

Briefly press the button; the displayed minutes will start flashing.

Press the button or to set the minutes.

Briefly press the button; the displayed day will start flashing.

Press the button or to set the day.

Briefly press the flashing.

button; the displayed month will start

Press the button or to set the month.

Briefly press the flashing.

button; the displayed year will start

Press the button or button to set the year.

Briefly press the button; all displays will stop flashing.

BACK to the 24-hour or 12-hour interface

Briefly pressing the button takes you to the next setting (electricity tariff).

When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to skip to the next setting or briefly press the button to exit the setup menu.

9.5 Setting Electricity Tariff 1 and 2
You can set two different electricity tariffs for the cost calculation (e.g. for day or night electricity). Make sure you set the same price for both tariffs and leave the start time at 00:00:00 if you only have one electricity tariff.
Proceed to the next step if you have set the 12h/24h format and the time before setting the electricity tariff (see chapter 9.4).
Or access the setup mode, as described in chapter 9.2. Pressing the button twice takes you to the first electricity tariff setup menu (see next step).
Pressing the button briefly toggles between the currency, electricity price input and start time settings in succession for both electricity tariffs.
You cannot include extra times for switching between day and night electricity (weekends, public holidays).

Use the button or to modify the respective flashing value.
When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to skip to the next setting or briefly press the button to exit the setup menu.

9.6 Standby and low standby limits

You can set two different limits for the standby power consumption. For some units, the normal standby power consumption drops to an even lower value after a certain time.

Proceed to the next step if you have set the electricity tariff (see chapter 9.5) before setting the standby limits.

Or access the setup mode (see chapter 9.2). Pressing the button three times takes you to the standby limit setup
menu (see next step).

Briefly press the button; STANDBY POWER LEVEL flashes at the top of the display.

Use the button or to toggle between the standby limit (STANDBY POWER LEVEL) and the low standby limit (LOW STANDBY POWER LEVEL = symbol ).

Briefly press the begins to flash.

button; the power consumption limit

Use the button or to modify the respective flashing value. Ensure that the limit for the LOW STANDBY POWER LEVEL is lower than the one for the STANDBY POWER LEVEL. When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to skip to the next setting or briefly press the button to leave the setup menu.
9.7 Setting the CO2 emissions This menu enables you to set CO2 emissions per kWh. The applicable electricity tariff (for example, 0.480 kg/kWh) can be found on the website of your electricity provider. If your electricity tariff applies to 100% electricity from sustainable resources, it is not reasonable to enter 0.000 kg CO2/kWh. You can input a CO2 emissions value for a regular electricity tariff. The energy logger then shows the CO2 savings achieved by using electricity from sustainable resources.
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The energy logger displays the respective CO2 emissions of the connected consumer depending on the power consumption. Proceed to the next step if you have already set the standby
limit before setting the CO2 value. Or access the setup mode (see chapter 9.2). Pressing the
button four times takes you to the standby limit setup menu (see next step). Briefly press the button several times to select the input position for the CO2 value (the selected input position will start to flash). Use the button or to modify the flashing value. Once the last input position has been confirmed, the display stops flashing. When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to skip to the next setting or briefly press the button to exit the setup menu.
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9.8 Overload alarm
If a set limit value is exceeded, the energy logger sounds an alarm, LED ring flashes red and OVERLOAD flashes on the display. Press any button to stop the alarm. OVERLOAD and red light will continue to flash.
This function not only protects the energy logger or a connected load but also signals when the load has exceeded the set limit during operation. You do not have to constantly monitor the display.
A power value (W) and a current value (A) can serve as a limit. To disable the function, set “0” for either of the limits.
With both limits set (e.g. 1000 W and 2 A), the energy logger triggers an alarm when the lower of the two limits is exceeded (in the example above, the alarm is triggered at 2 A, which corresponds to a power of 460 W at a mains voltage of 230 V/AC).
In the event of an overload, you can switch off the load and disconnect it from the energy logger.
Proceed to the next step if you have already set the CO2 value before setting the overload alarm. Or access the setup mode. Pressing the button five times takes you to the overload alarm setup menu (see next step).
You can set the overload limit when the display shows “OVERLOAD”.
Briefly pressing the button causes the first position of the limit value to flash.
Use the button or to modify the numerical value of the flashing input position.
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Briefly press the button to confirm and then select the next input position.
Once the last input position has been confirmed, the display stops flashing.
When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to skip to the next setting or briefly press the button to leave the setup menu.
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9.9 Delete mode CLr There are two functions to delete the stored data/settings. It is recommended that you use them when a different load is connected or a new measurement should be performed. The CLr dAtA function enables you to delete/reset the following parameters:
Logging period Energy (kWh) Cost Operating time CO2 emissions value Upper power and current limits
The CLr SET function enables you to delete the following parameters:
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CO2 emissions per kWh (kg/kWh) Overload alarm limit Standby limits Setting the time Proceed to the next step if you have set the overload alarm (see chapter 9.8) before setting the delete mode. Or access the setup mode, as described in chapter 9.2. Press the button six times to enter the delete mode (see next step). The display shows CLr. Briefly press the button to access CLr dAtA at the bottom of the display. Use the buttons and to select either of the delete functions CLr dAtA and CLr SEt. Press and hold the F button for 3 seconds until you hear a beep to delete the selected data. The selected data is deleted. The display shows CLr again. Briefly pressing the button cancels the delete mode without deleting any data. The display shows CLr. When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to return to the beginning of the setup mode or briefly press the button to leave the setup menu.
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9.10 LED ring and backlight

Colour Blue lightning Greenish Yellow-orange Red Off

no date configuration and time setting low power consumption medium power consumption Overload Night mode is enabled

In the event of inactivity after the set time with the night mode enabled, the backlight and the LED ring are switched off.
With the night mode switched off, the LED ring and the backlight are always switched on.
The red light will continue flashing if the load power is not lower than the limit, in order to let the user know it has been overloaded. Press any button to stop the alarm and take off the load to resume to current status.

9.11 Current/Forecast The CURRENT mode is the standard mode showing the determined power consumption of the connected load. It also displays the energy costs calculated based on the input electricity prices. This mode is pre-set automatically after the power-on.
Please note: When in CURRENT mode, pressing and holding the button takes you to the setup mode. The FORECAST mode helps you to determine the expected energy consumption, costs and CO2 values based on the stored measurements. You can make forecasts for a day, a week, a month and a year. For example, you can estimate the operating cost of an electrical load.
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9.12 Switching the display indications in the current mode
Briefly pressing the button displays the different modes for load conditions:

OFF

Standby

Setting the standby limit ensures the correct display of data for operating conditions.
Use the button to switch the data displayed at the top of the screen. You can see the following displays:

V-A-W

PF-Hz Max V- Max A – Max W

The power, current, voltage and power factor values are current measurements.
The upper power and current limits are the maximum power and current measurements since the last reset of the energy logger (upper limits can be very short-term maximum values, e.g. during the power-on).

Use the button to switch the data displayed at the bottom of the screen. You can see the following displays:

Current time

Total energy

Total cost

Total time

Total CO2

9.13 Forecast

The FORECAST mode enables you to determine the expected energy consumption, costs and CO2 values based on the stored measurements. You can make a consumption forecast for a period of one day, one week, one month or one year. For example, you can determine the estimate operating cost of an electrical load.

Measurement data of a previously monitored load is required to make a consumption forecast.

The “Forecast” mode can be accessed by pressing and holding

the F button for 3 seconds until

is displayed.

Briefly pressing the button several times alternates between the different periods for the consumption forecast:
DAY: Period = 1 day WEEK: Period = 1 week MONTH: Period = 1 month YEAR: Period = 1 year

DAY

WEEK

MONTH

YEAR When the display shows symbols (LOW STANDBY POWER LEVEL) and , the power consumption of the connected unit is below the low standby limit (LOW STANDBY POWER LEVEL).
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Use the button to switch the data displayed at the top of the screen. You can see the following displays:

Energy in kWh (“ENERGY”)

Cost (“COST”) CO2 value (“CO2”)

Cost (“COST”) CO2 value (CO2)

9.14 Automatic measurement The energy logger can log the consumer’s total electricity consumption for a specific period. The display also shows data on electricity costs and CO2 emissions for a given period based on the electricity tariff and CO2 value inputs.
That is important: The automatic measurement can only be called up and used in CURRENT mode. 1. Period setting
Briefly press the ; the display shows PERIOD and the current period setting for the measurement. 00d = number of days (00 – 07) 00h = number of hours (00 – 23)
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Pressing the R button clears the settings and returns to the normal display.

Briefly press the button to proceed with setting the day (flashes on the display).

Use the button or to set the number of measurement days from “00” to “07”.

Briefly press the setting.

button to continue with the hour

Use the button or to set the number of measurement hours from “00” to “23”.

Briefly press the button to exit the setup menu. The display shows no other flashing values.

2. Starting the measurement

Proceed to set the measurement period (see chapter 9.14/1.). The example shows a measurement period of 3 days.

When the display is not flashing, briefly press the button to start the measurement.

The display changes back to the measured values. During the automatic measurement, the display shows the flashing PERIOD (see arrow in the figure on the right).

3. Restarting the measurement with the same period Proceed as follows to start another measurement with the previously set period: Briefly press the button; the display shows PERIOD and the current period setting for the measurement. Briefly press the button: the day flashes on the display. Briefly press the button: the hours flash on the display. Briefly press the button: the setup mode is exited and the display does not flash. Briefly press the button to start the measurement.
4. Early aborting the measurement Briefly press the button for the display to show the current time setting. Press and hold the button for 3 seconds until the normal display is shown. When the flashing PERIOD disappears, the measurement has been aborted.
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5. Viewing stored measurements
The energy logger stores the data of the last 3 measurements.
You can use the following functions if the measurement was completed correctly.
Briefly press the button in the current mode to view stored measurements. Repeatedly press the button to select the measurement you want to view. The respective measurement time is displayed in the top line.

Briefly pressing the button several times displays the data (bottom display line: ENERGY = energy in kWh,
COST = cost, CO2 = CO2 value).

ENERGY = Energy in kWh

COST = Cost

CO2 = CO2-Value

9.15 SD card display
The SD card symbol indicates the status of the SD card storage.

Symbol No symbol

Indication No SD card installed

SD card has been recognised Memory usage less than 90%

(flashing)

The SD card is not in the correct format or cannot be read

FULL

Memory usage exceeds 90%

FULL (flashing) The SD card is full

9.16 Exporting data from the logger The data is saved automatically on the SD card. Always unplug the energy logger from the socket before removing the SD card. To export the data from the energy logger, take the SD card out of the slot and insert it into a PC slot with a card reader. You will find two tables in CSV format, one with logged power data and the other with energy data. The logged power data per minute can be found in the Voltcraft Power spreadsheet, and the logged energy data per hour in the Voltcraft Energy spreadsheet. Export one spreadsheet with power and energy data in CSV format per month.
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9.17 Firmware Upgrade The upgrade function only support FAT32 format, please change the format to FAT32 first if your SD card format is EXFAT. 1. Rename the `bin.’ file to `update.bin’, then drag the `bin.’ file to
the external hard drive of SD card. (`bin.’ file will be provided by Conrad).
Note: If your SD card is over 32GB, please format it to FAT32 before firmware upgrade. 2. Then insert the SD card back into the device and long press
the button. When the `updata’ flashes on the display, that means the upgrade was successful. Upon completion of the upgrade, the device will automatically restart and enter the main page.
Note: The name of the `bin.’ file must be `update.bin’, no other characters. Please don’t remove or insert SD card during the upgrade.
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Cleaning and care

Important: This product does not require maintenance. Repair or maintenance work must be carried out by a technician or a specialist repair centre. This product contains no components that require maintenance. Never attempt to open or disassemble it. 1. Make sure the energy logger is unplugged from the power
outlet before cleaning it. Unplug the connected load from the energy logger. 2. A dry, soft and clean cloth is sufficient for cleaning the exterior. 3. Dust can be easily removed using a soft and clean longhaired brush and a vacuum cleaner. 4. Never use aggressive detergents, rubbing alcohol or other chemical solutions, as these could damage the housing or even impair the functioning of the product.
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11 Disposal
Product
All electrical and electronic equipment placed on the European market must be labelled with this symbol. This symbol indicates that this device should be disposed of separately from unsorted municipal waste at the end of its service life.
Owners of WEEE shall dispose of it separately from unsorted municipal waste. Spent batteries and accumulators, which are not enclosed by the WEEE, as well as lamps that can be removed from the WEEE in a non-destructive manner, must be removed by end users from the WEEE in a non-destructive manner before it is handed over to a collection point.
Distributors of electrical and electronic equipment are legally obliged to provide free take-back of waste. Conrad offers the following free return options (further information is available on our website): at our Conrad stores at the collection points established by Conrad at the collection points of public waste disposal agencies
or at the collection systems set up by manufacturers and distributors in accordance with the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act.
The end user is responsible for deleting personal data from the WEEE to be disposed of.
It should be noted that different obligations about the return or recycling of WEEE may apply in countries outside of Germany.
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Technical data

Operating voltage ………………………… 220 – 240 V/AC, 50 Hz Internal power consumption ………….. <2 W Max. connected power …………………. 3680 W (230 V/AC, 16 A) Setup range for overload alarm……… 0 – 16 A / 0 – 3680 W Time display ……………………………….. hour (with 12h/24h mode),
minute, second Currency for electricity tariff…………… , $, £ or CHF Electricity tariff resolution………………. 0.001 Overload class…………………………….. II Pollution degree…………………………… 2 SD card format support ………………… FAT32 or exFAT Operating conditions…………………….. 0 °C to +40 °C,
10% to 90% relative humidity, non-condensing Storage conditions……………………….. -10 °C to +70 °C, 5% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing Dimensions (H x W x D) ……………….. 147 x 71.9 x 70 mm Weight ……………………………………….. approx. 215 g
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12.1 Measuring range, tolerance and resolution Voltage: Measuring range………………………….. 220 – 240 V/AC Tolerance……………………………………. < ±2% Resolution…………………………………… 0.1 V
Frequency: Measuring value ………………………….. 50/60 Hz Tolerance……………………………………. < ±1% Resolution…………………………………… 0.01 Hz
Current: Measuring range………………………….. 0.02 – 16.00 A Tolerance ……………………………………. <±2% @ >0.5 A
<±5% @ 0.1 – 0.5 A <±0.005 A @ <0.1 A Resolution…………………………………… 0.001 A @ 0 – 9.999 A 0.01 A @ 10.00 – 16.00 A
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Power: Measuring range………………………….. 0.45 – 3680 W Tolerance – Consumption………………. < ±2% @ >10 W
< ±10% @ 3 – 10 W < ±0.03 W @ <3 W Tolerance – Feed-in………………………. <±2% @ >20 W <±8% @ 10 W < x <20 W <±10% @ 3 – 10 W <±0.3W @ <3 W Resolution…………………………………… 0.001 W @ 0.3 – 9.999 W 0.01 W @ 10.00 – 99.99 W 0.1 W @ 100.0 – 999.9 W 1 W @ 1000 – 3680 W
Power factor: Measuring range………………………….. 0.000 – 1.000 Tolerance ……………………………………. < ±5% @ >0.5
< ±25% @ <0.5 Resolution…………………………………… 0.001

Documents / Resources

VOLTCRAFT SEM5000 DUAL Energy Logger [pdf] Instruction Manual
SEM5000 DUAL Energy Logger, SEM5000, DUAL Energy Logger, Energy Logger, Logger

References

User Manual

VOLTCRAFT SEM5000 DUAL Energy Logger

Product Usage Instructions

FAQ

Introduction

Intended use

Safety instructions

Controls/display

Operation

Cleaning and care

Technical data

Documents / Resources

References

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