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    Remotely Accessing your EMH from the Internet

    This article outlines how to enable internet access to your Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub (EMH) datalogger’s web interface. If you're considering this for your metering application, we strongly recommend involving someone with networking or IT experience from the start. Be aware that additional...
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    ModHopper extension cabling, connector types, and 3rd party antennas

    The ModHopper module has an RP-SMA female connector that enables direct connectivity to a rubber ducky antenna, but depending on your use case or with use of our embedded ModHoppers in a UL508A panel, the flexibility to be wired with cabling extensions and other antenna options. Before...
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    Pulse meters with 10Wh load LED

    It is possible to perform a high-level review a pulse meter's energy registration with the 10Wh load LED. An electrician should be consulted to help with this review as our metering devices will have panel level service voltages present at each device. Always refer to the manuals of the products...
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    High Leg Delta 240V

    The Series 7000/7100 supports high leg delta services. The meter must be configured for 4 wire 3phase for accurate measurement, and the following diagram should be followed on landing the voltage references and CTs accordingly. Please refer to the product manual for important safety and...
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    What's the best way to set up my EMH on a LAN?

    Setting Up an Energy Monitoring Hub (EMH) on Your Network: What You Need to Know Deploying an Energy Monitoring Hub (EMH) on a local area network (LAN) can be a powerful way to track and manage energy usage across your facility. However, to ensure everything works smoothly, there are a few...
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    EMHXD and EMHSP: How do I set up the ability to download recorded meter data directly from the EMH?

    Below are instructions on how to set up the new EMHXD & EMHSP to download the raw data files to a PC. Unlike our previous generation data loggers, USB upload is not an option in the upload channel configuration but you can plug in a USB drive and from the LCD and push buttons at the device, move...
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    Meter and Device Schedules

    Linked at the bottom of this article are meter installation schedules for various multi-meter devices. Ideally these are filled out by installing electrician, to then be handed to the person responsible for programming. The A8911 is not a meter in itself but does collect the usages from a basic...
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    What's the best way to troubleshoot LAN and internet connectivity issues?

    The following are items that are best to check when your Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub datalogger appears to have stopped uploading device data to its intended end point. ⚠️⚡Electrical panel voltages may be present at or within the same area as our data logging device. Please refer to our...
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    What does my Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub datalogger look like?

    ⚠️⚡Electrical panel voltages may be present at or within the same area as our data logging device. Please refer to our user guide for additional safety information and/or consult a licensed electrician first before attempting to access the device. There are several different models of our...
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    Adding devices to the device list

    Purpose This article helps you understand how the EMH works to assist you with your programming of the device. This article does not cover configuration of LAN settings to enable Modbus TCP or BACnet IP as a basis for enabling BACnet IP communications. How does automatic Modbus RS485 device...
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    How are the meter readings displayed on the LCD of this meter family?

    Please review the PDF linked here!
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    How do I perform an XML poll of data from my datalogger?

    To poll our dataloggers for current readings via HTTP or HTTPS, the following two URL examples will assist you with generating the request. The following is the equivalent data you would get when viewing the Devices > Device List area of the web interface of the datalogger. When utilizing the...
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    How do I read my Series 2000 demand meter LCD?

    The Series 2000 meter with demand will rotate 4 different values on the LCD. All 8's appear on the LCDthis is a test screen to demonstrate all segments of the LCD are functioning No dots on the bottom of the LCD Energy consumption appears in kWh. This register counts upwards, just like the...
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    How many devices or datapoints can I log with my EMH?

    This article is to cover how many nodes, devices, and datapoints can be associated with a single EMH. This article is intended for the A7810, A8810, A8812 and A8814 model Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub dataloggers. For the newer models, please review this communities article for more details...
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    BMO Certificates

    Your Leviton BMO license(s) may be included along with the purchase of your meter hardware and/or your Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub datalogger(s). These are 8.5x11 certificates that arrive in a padded manilla envelope. A sticker on the outside of the envelope will include the Leviton product...
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