Below are the most frequently asked questions regarding PAN-42 Power Meter Sensors.

• Can I use the PAN-42 for sub metering applications?
• If we have a PAN-42 installed, can we automatically use its measured power factor for subsequent downstream sensors?
• What are the voltage limitations of the PAN-42 sensors?
• The power measured on a PAN-42 does not match the power of a PAN-10/PAN-12/PAN-14 of the same device. Why is that?
• Is PAN-42 a utility/revenue-grade meter?
• How can I setup Modbus for my PAN-42 Sensor?
• The current measured on a PAN-42 does not match the current measured with a handheld current reading device OR doesn't match the PAN-14 current reading of the same device. Why is that?
• 2 of the 3 phases on my PAN-42 are showing reflected/mirrored power factors. How is that possible?
• What CTs are compatible with PAN-42 Sensors?
• If a potential transformer is required, what specifications are required? Are there any recommended ones to use?
• What are the recommended fuse holders for the PAN-42?
• Why PAN-42?

  PAN-42 is Panoramic Power's 3-phase power meter - designed for circuits where current-only sensors don't give you enough detail to act on.