Wattholm
Energy meters on a white seamless bench: a four-module three-phase DIN-rail meter standing in front with a 96x96 panel meter leaning behind it, a single-module meter and a stripped RS-485 twisted pair beside them
Metering since 2009

DIN-rail and panel energy meters for switchgear builders

Six models, Class 1 to 0.5S, Modbus RTU standard. Calibrated per unit in Qingdao.
Wide view of the assembly and calibration shop: a row of fixtures holding freshly assembled three-phase DIN-rail meters, one worker in a light grey uniform seen from behind at the bench
Flagship meter

WHM-D300: 0.5S three-phase metering

Bidirectional active and reactive energy at billing accuracy. Register map before you wire.

Mounting
4 modules · DIN 43880 (70 mm)
Current
5(100) A direct or …/5 A CT
Accuracy
Class 0.5S · IEC 62053-22
Interface
Modbus RTU · 2 pulse out · 2 tariff in
See the WHM-D300 page
Calibration and test

Where the meters are calibrated

The bench, the burn-in rack and the EMC room are all under one roof.

See the calibration room
SMT line: a board coming out of the reflow oven on the conveyor, feeders and reels alongside, cool white industrial lighting

SMT and assembly

Three SMT lines and in-house enclosure tooling, 12,600 m², 1.2 million meters a year. Boards are tested in circuit before the bench.

Calibration bench with a row of four-module DIN-rail meters wired to test clips, a reference source and a standard meter beside them, low side light

Calibration

Every unit is compared against a 0.02 % reference rig and sealed before packing, with the record kept by serial number.

Burn-in rack filled with powered energy meters, a few red status LEDs lit, wire harnesses hanging along the side

Burn-in and EMC

Monitoring models take 4 h of burn-in, and there is an in-house EMC pre-compliance room for IEC 61000-4-2, -4 and -5 before a model goes to a third-party lab.

Three SMT lines, one roof

Wide shop floor panorama: three SMT lines receding into the depth of the hall with the assembly and packing area at the far end, cool white ceiling light on a neutral grey floor, nobody in frame

Standards and approvals

IEC 62052-11 / 62053-21 · -22 · -23EN 50470-1 / -3 · MID module B+DCE · EMC 2014/30/EU · LVD 2014/35/EUEN 61000-4-30 Class SUL 61010-1ISO 9001:2015
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Export

Shipped to 46 countries

46

Since 2011: EU, UK, Türkiye, Middle East, South-East Asia, South America

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Applications

Where the meters go

Isometric technical line drawing of a switchgear cabinet: a row of DIN-rail meters and one square panel meter inside the door, busbars and outgoing terminals below; black thin strokes on white with a single red element; no text and no dimension lines

Switchgear panels

Standard cutouts and a Modbus map you get before the panel is wired, so the meter is a line item on the drawing and not a surprise at commissioning.

Isometric technical line drawing of a commercial building sub-metering topology, from the main meter up to floor meters and a gateway; black thin strokes on white with a single red communication line; no text

Commercial sub-metering

Class 0.5S tenant billing with two tariff inputs, one gateway per riser, and CSV or Modbus TCP out to the building system that raises the invoices.

Isometric technical line drawing of a PV and battery grid-connection point with modules, inverter, battery cabinet and one connection meter, arrows for bidirectional current; black thin strokes on white with a single red element; no text

PV and battery points

Bidirectional metering with reactive energy at the grid-connection point, so import, export and the reactive side are all on the same record.

Close view of the inside of a wired switchgear door: a 96x96 panel meter sitting in its cutout, an empty DIN-rail slot and two spare wires below it, cabinet hinge at the edge
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