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SHARKY-HEAT 130°C - TDM

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<strong>SHARKY</strong>-<strong>HEAT</strong> <strong>130°C</strong>Ultrasonic compactheat meterModel 772Ultrasonic compactheat meterAPPLICATION• Static compact heat meter using ultrasonictechnology• Highly accurate recording of all billing data in localand district heating systemsFEATURES• Static measuring process• Electronically controlled measuring• Available in nominal sizes qp 0.6 / 1.5 and 2.5 m³/h• Measuring accuracy meets the requirements ofEN 1434 class 2 and 3• Flow rate measuring range 1:100 to EN 1434• For hot water up to 130 °C• Lithium battery, 230 V AC or 24 V AC mains unit• EEPROM for absolute data security• Service-friendly meter design• Temperature sensors connected via screw terminals• Optical interface to ZVEISPECIAL FEATURES• NOWA test capability• 2 independent reading dates for billing• Remote reading over M-Bus or RS232• Individual tariff functions• Various display information• History memory for 24 months• Extensive diagnostic displays• Power save mode• HYDRO-SET parametrization software on Windowsbasis guarantees optimum adaptation to the user’sspecific needs


GENERAL• Static compact heat meter with fully electronic measurement based on the ultrasonic principle• Storage of volume and energy dataCOMPONENTS• Ultrasonic volume measuring component• Integrator with integral hardware and software for measuring flow rate, temperature and energyconsumption• Temperature sensorsINTEGRATORThe integrator contains all the necessary circuits for recording the flow rate and temperature and forcalculating, logging and displaying the data. The integrator housing can be mounted directly on thevolume measuring component or on the wall. The meter can be conveniently read from a single-line7-digit display with units and symbols. A pushbutton provides user-friendly control of the variousdisplay loops. All failures and faults are recorded automatically and shown on the LC display. Toprotect the reading data, all the relevant data are saved in a non-volatile memory (EEPROM). Thismemory saves the measured values, device parameters and types of error at regular intervals.ULTRASONIC VOLUME MEASURING COMPONENTThe ultrasonic technology of the volume measuring component permits very high measuringaccuracy and can be used in the forward or return line. The volume measuring component meets therequirements of EN 1434 / class 2 and 3.Supply voltage:• 10-year battery life• Mains unit 230 V AC or 24 V ACTEMPERATURE SENSORSPairs of Pt 100 or Pt 500 temperature sensors with 2-wire leads are used as standard.INTERFACES<strong>SHARKY</strong>-<strong>HEAT</strong> is equipped as standard with an optical interface to ZVEI with the M-Bus protocol asper EN 1434. This interface serves e.g. for communication with the HYDRO-SET parametrizationsoftware.The following communication modules are available as options:• M-Bus module to EN 1434or an• RS-232 moduleThe RS-232 module is a serial interface and permits data exchange with the heat meter.


PULSE OUTPUTThe meter provides levels for two optional external pulse outputs, which can be freely programmedusing the HYDRO-SET software.Possible pulse output values• Energy• Volume• Tariff energy 1• Tariff energy 2• Tariff condition 1, limit switch• Tariff condition 2, limit switch• Energy error• Volume errorThe following module combinations for data transmission are available ex works or for retrofitting inthe field:• M-Bus module• RS232 module• M-Bus module and pulse output module• M-Bus module and pulse input module for two additional volume measuring components• RS 232 module and pulse output module• RS 232 module and pulse input module for two additional volume measuring components• Pulse input module and pulse output module• Pulse input module• Pulse output moduleACCESSORIES/SOFTWAREThe HYDRO-SET parametrization software based on the M-Bus is a convenient tool for handling theheat meter. It runs on Windows 95 or later and is used for• taking into operation• reading out measured values• printing out meter logs• meter configurationYou can download further information on the HYDRO-SET software free of charge from theHYDROMETER Internet site at www.hydrometer.de.EVENT MEMORYEvents such as changes and faults are stored in a non-volatile memory with a capacity for up to 31entries. The following events are recorded:• Checksum errors• Temperature measurement errors• Ultrasonic operating time measurement errors• Start and end of test mode


MONTHLY MEMORY<strong>SHARKY</strong>-<strong>HEAT</strong> has a history memory of 24 months. The following values are stored in the EEPROMon each change of month:• Date• Energy• Tariff energy 1• Tariff energy 2• Tariff definition 1• Tariff definition 2• Volume• Error day counter• Maximum monthly flow rate• Maximum monthly power• Date of maximum monthly flow rate• Date of maximum monthly powerLOG MEMORYThe log memory is used to store consumption values. The storage frequency can be selected fromvarious storage intervals (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60 minutes or the default setting of 24hours, see Table 1). The data saved in the log memory can be used for the following analyses:• Reading the meter on a certain dayExample: If the day for reading is 01.10, the meter reading is displayed for the period from01.10 of the previous year to 30.09 of the current year.• Comparison of the last consumption period with the preceding periodExtract of possible log memory settingsStorageintervalValuesNumber ofdatarecordsRecording time5 minutes Error status, overload time temperature, overload time 468 39 hours15 minutes flow rate, forward temperature, return temperature, date 468 117 hours1 hourand time, energy, tariff energy 1, tariff energy 2, tariffdefinition 1, tariff definition 2, volume, error days468 19.5 days24 hours counter 468 40 days(Table 1)MAX. VALUESThe integrator forms max. values for power and flow rate based on consumption time, which arestored in the EEPROM. The integration intervals are adjustable to 6, 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Theex works default setting is 60 minutes.TARIFF FUNCTIONThe integrator offers two optional tariff memories for monitoring plant load states for limit tariffs.Extensive tariff conditions make it possible to adapt the meter individually to the required customerspecificapplications.The following limit types are possible:Type LIMITLIMIT resolutionΔT 1 ... 190 °C 1 °CT R 1 ... 190 °C 1 °CP 1 ... 255 kW 1 kWQ 100 ... 25 500 l/h 100 l/h


DISPLAY CONTROLThe readings are displayed on the meter by a 7-digit LCD with units and symbols.LOOP STRUCTUREThe <strong>SHARKY</strong>-<strong>HEAT</strong> display has six loops. Some display windows consist of two (to maximumseven) displays that are shown alternately at 4-second intervals.Some display loops can be deactivated separately.Note: For quick visual guidance, the loops in the display are numbered from 1 to 6.The main loop with the current data, e.g. for energy, volume and flow rate, is programmed as defaultsetting.OVERVIEW OF LOOPSMAINLOOP1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.81.9READINGDAY LOOP2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6INFO LOOP3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.10PULSE INPUTLOOP4.1 4.2TARIFF LOOP5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.95.106.1 6.2 6.3.....6.24MONTHLOOP


INFORMATIVE DISPLAYSLoop Sequence Window 1 Window 2 Window 31.1 Accumulated energy1.2 Volume1.3 Flow rate1.4 PowerMain loop1.5 Forward temperature Return temperature1.6 Temperature difference1.7 Operating hoursReading dayloopInformation loopPulse input loopTariff loopMonth loop1.8 Error code1.9 Display test2.1 Day 1 date Day 1 energy ‘Accd 1’2.2 Day 1 date last year Day 1 energy last year ‘Accd 1’2.3 ‘Accd 1’ Next day 12.4 Day 2 date Day 2 energy ‘Accd 2’2.5 Day 2 date last year Day 2 energy last year ‘Accd 2’2.6 ‘Accd 2’ Next day 23.1 Current date3.2 ‘SEC_Addr’ Secondary address3.3 ‘Pri_Addr’ Primary address3.4 ‘Pt 100’ or ‘Pt 500’3.5 Max. monthly flow rate Max. flow rate date3.6 Max. monthly power Max. power date3.7 Integration interval max.values3.8 Number of error days3.9 ‘Out1’↔’OutA’ Value and unit of pulse output 13.10 ‘Out2’↔’OutB’ Value and unit of pulse output 24.1 ‘In1’ Cumulated volume 1 Set pulse value 14.2 ‘In2’ Cumulated volume 2 Set pulse value 25.1 Current tariff energy 1 Tariff type 1 (‘t 01’) Tariff limit 15.2 Current tariff energy 2 Tariff type 2 (‘t 01’) Tariff limit 25.3 Day 1 date Day 1 tariff energy 1 ‘Accd 1’5.4 Day 1 date Day 1 tariff energy 2 ‘Accd 1’5.5 Day 1 date last year Day 1 tariff energy 1 last year ‘Accd 1’5.6 Day 1 date last year Day 1 tariff energy 2 last year ‘Accd 1’5.7 Day 2 date Day 2 tariff energy 1 ‘Accd 2’5.8 Day 2 date Day 2 tariff energy 2 ‘Accd 2’5.9 Day 2 date last year Day 2 tariff energy 1 last year ‘Accd 2’5.10 Day 2 date last year Day 2 tariff energy 2 last year ‘Accd 2’Window 1 Window 2 Window 3 Window 4 Window 5 Window 6 Window 76.1 LastmonthEnergy Tariffenergy 1Tariffenergy 2Volume Max. flowrateMax.power6.2 Month -1 Energy Tariffenergy 1Tariffenergy 2Volume Max. flowrateMax.power6.3 Month -2 Energy Tariffenergy 1Tariffenergy 2Volume Max. flowrateMax.power...6.24 Month -23 Energy Tariffenergy 1Tariffenergy 2VolumeMax. flowrateMax.powerSIMPLE OPERATIONA pushbutton mounted on the front of the meter is used to switch to the various displays. The button can bepressed for a short or long time. A short press of the button (3 seconds) switches to the next display loop. The “Energy” window (sequence 1.1) inthe main loop is the basic display. The meter switches automatically to power save mode if the button is notpressed for approx. 4 minutes. The meter returns to the basic display if the button is pressed again. The loopsettings can be programmed to suit the customer’s individual requirements using the HYDRO-SET software.


DIMENSION DRAWING<strong>HEAT</strong> METERDimensionsNominal size q p = 0.6 m 3 /h q p = 1.5 m 3 /h q p = 2.5 m 3 /hL in mm 110/130 110/130 130L1 in mm 190/230 190/230 230L2 in mm 150 150 150H in mm 85 85 85h in mm 23 23 23Width of integrator 100 100 100AGZ G ¾ B / G 1 B G ¾ B / G 1 B G 1 BAGV R ½ / R ¾ R ½ / R ¾ R ¾


Technical dataEnergy meter 0.6 1.5 2.5Ambient classEN 1434 class CBasicProtection class IP 54featuresType Static compact heat meter to EN 1434Measuring processUltrasonic volume measurementDisplayLCD, 7-digitDisplayUnitsMWh – kWh – GJ – Gcal– MBtuindicationTotal values 9 999 999 – 999 999.9 – 99 999.99 – 9 999.999Values displayedPower - energy - flow rate - temperatureMaximum q s m 3 /h 1.2 3 5Flow rateNominal flow rate q p m 3 /h 0.6 1.5 2.5rangesMinimum q i l/h 6 15 25Starting l/h 2 5 8Temperatur range Volume transducer °C 15…130Head loss At q p Δp mbar 160 200 220Operating pressure Maximum P N bar 16 16 16Nominal diameter DN mm 15 20 15 20 20Overall length mm 110 130 110 130 130Temperature sensors Type Pt 100 or Pt 500 with 2-wire leadsSensor currentmAPt100 peak < 8; rms < 0.015Pt500 peak < 2; rms < 0.012Measuring cycle T sSupply voltage: 1 sBattery: 16 sInputMax. temperaturedifferenceΔθ max K 177Min. temperaturedifferenceΔθ min K 3Starting temperaturedifferenceΔθ K 0.25Absolute temperaturemeasuring rangeθ °C -9.9...189.9Supply voltage Operating voltage U N V DC 3.0 (lithium battery)Miscellaneous Weight Complete g 1020 1060 1020 1060 1060Zeta 27.1 85.5 7.1 22.5 8.7Head loss diagramMeasuring accuracy to EN1434class 2Pressure loss [bar]1,00,50,40,30,20,10,050,040,030,020,010,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 4 5 6Flow rate [m³/h]Qn 0,6 1,5 2,5Measuring deviation [%]6543210-1-2-3-4-5-60,01qi0,02 0,05 0,1 0,2 0,5 1,0 2,0qp qsFlow rate [q/qp]Error limit toEN 1434 class 2Characteristic Measuringaccuracy <strong>SHARKY</strong>


ORDER REFERENCESThe <strong>SHARKY</strong>-<strong>HEAT</strong> range includes heat meters of nominal sizes q p = 0.6 m³/h to 2.5 m³/h in variousoverall lengths and nominal diameters.EXTRACT FROM THE FULL RANGE (EN 1434 / CLASS 2 CALIBRATED)Heat metersHeat meterModelNominal sizeq p (m 3 /h)Overalllength (mm)Nominaldiameter(mm)Cable length oftemperaturesensorUnits Version Order number772 0.6 110 DN 15 2 m / 46 mm kWh Standard 772 000 01772 1.5 110 DN 15 2 m / 46 mm kWh Standard 772 000 02772 2.5 130 DN 20 2 m / 46 mm kWh Standard 772 000 03• The types listed are standard versions• Other versions on requestModulesCommunicationDesignationOrder numberM-Bus 542 000 01RS-232 542 000 07FunctionModules for extra pulse inputs 542 000 02Modules for volume and energy pulse outputs 542 000 03Supply voltageMains unit 230 V AC 542 000 04Mains unit 24 V AC 542 000 05Battery 542 000 06AccessoriesTemperature sensorsDesignation Type Diameter Length CablelengthTemperaturesensor pairfor pocketsor directmountingTemperaturesensor pairfor pocketsor directmountingPt 500 Ø 5.2 mm 46 mmPt 100 Ø 5.2 mm 46 mmOrdernumber2 m 818 7703 m 818 7715 m 818 77210 m 818 7732 m 818 7743 m 818 775IllustrationCable for Pulse outputCable length (m) Order number Illustration3 812 851


Cable for M-BusCable length (m) Order number Illustration3 610 572Adapter for temperature sensorBall valvesDesignationQuantityInternalthreadOrder numberIllustrationBall valve 1 G ½’’ 622 000 01Ball valve 1 G ¾’’ 622 000 02Ball valve 1 G 1’’ 622 000 03Adapter for mounting temperature sensorAdapter for mounting temperature sensorsCoupling thread Sensor thread Order number IllustrationG½’’ M10 x 1 809 529Cu – Sealing ring for adapter 809 543Adapter set for mounting temperature sensorAdapter set for mounting temperature sensorCoupling threadOrder numberM10 x 1 320 115

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