MULTICAL® 603

Kamstrup MULTICAL® 603 User guide

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MULTICAL® 603
θ: 2 °C ...180 °C
: 3 K ...178 K
Cooling meter (E3)
θ: 2 °C ...180 °C
Heat meter (E1)
: 3 K ...178 K ∆Θ∆Θ
S/N: 80000095/K8/17
DK-0200-MI004-040
qp, p/l: See display
TS 27.02 012
θhc: See display
Pt500-EN60751
Type: 603C219
Battery, 1 x D-cell
0200
M19
θ: 2 °C ...180 °C
: 3 K ...178 K
Cooling meter (E3)
θ: 2 °C ...180 °C
Heat meter (E1)
: 3 K ...178 K ∆Θ∆Θ
S/N: 80000095/K8/17
DK-0200-MI004-040
qp, p/l: See display
TS 27.02 012
θhc: See display
Pt500-EN60751
Type: 603C219
Battery, 1 x D-cell
0200
M19
User guide
Kmsrup A/S · Indusrivej 28, Silling · DK-8660 Sknderborg · T: 89 93 10 00 · info@kmsrup.dk · kmsrup.com
Kamstrup A/S • 55123394_A1_EN_2022-10
DDD = 225
Furthermore, see interctive user guides t www.kmstrup.dk
Current info code
(Other vlues thn
“00000000” indicte n
error, nd you must contct
your utility compny).
Customer no. prt 1
The eight most significnt
digits of the customer
number. In this exmple
the customer is 11223344.
Customer no. prt 2
The eight lest significnt digits of the
customer number. In this exmple the
customer is 55667788.
The dt
logger shows
the dte of the
ltest event
... nd then the
info code of the
ltest event
This disply indictes
the number of volume
pulses per litre wter
from the flow sensor
This disply indictes the
nominl flow in m³/h of the
connected flow sensor
Current wter flow V1
The highest registered
wter flow of this month
Followed by monthly
mx counts.
2
The number of info
code events
User guide
Energy mesurement
MULTICAL® 603 functions s follows:
The flow sensor registers the volume of wter tht circultes through the system in cubic
metres (m3).
The temperture sensors plced in inlet nd outlet register the cooling, i.e. the difference
between inlet nd outlet tempertures.
MULTICAL® 603 clcultes the energy consumption on the bsis of the volume of wter
nd the temperture difference.
Redings in the disply
When one of the rrow keys ( or ) is ctivted,  new primry reding is displyed.
The primry key is used for retrieving historicl redings nd verge vlues nd for
returning to primry redings.
Four minutes fter the ltest ctivtion of ny front key, the disply utomticlly chnges
to energy consumption.
Displys
Consumed ccumulted
het energy
Number of operting
hours
Dte of lst sving of
monthly dt Consumed ccumulted
het energy t the lst
sving of monthly dt
Followed by monthly
energy counts.
Accumulted volume of
the consumed district
heting/cooling wter
Dte of lst sving of
monthly dt Accumulted
district heting/
cooling wter t
the lst sving of
monthly dt
Followed by
monthly energy
counts.
Operting hours with
errors
2
Accumulted product of degrees in
inlet nd volume in cubic metres
(E8 is used s the bsis for
the clcultion of the verge
temperture).
Summrised product of degrees
in outlet nd volume in cubic
metres
(E9 is used s the bsis for
the clcultion of the verge
temperture).
The verge inlet temperture
of this yer
Current differentil temperture
(cooling)
Current outlet temperture
Current therml power
The verge inlet
temperture of this
month
Note! The verge
temperture of the month
is reset on the trget dte
every month.
The verge outlet
temperture of this
month
Note! The verge
temperture of the month
is reset on the trget dte
every month.
The highest registered
therml energy of this
month
Followed by monthly mx
counts.
The verge outlet temperture
of this yer
3
1
Current inlet temperture
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