Explain principle of smart distribution panel with energy monitoring

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  • Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
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Комментарии • 26

  • @arbazaa7295
    @arbazaa7295 День назад +1

    Best explanation 👏🏻!! Upload daily video sir I'm waiting for your new video's 😊

  • @yedukondalumidde1900
    @yedukondalumidde1900 12 дней назад +2

    Your work explanation very very great🎉🎉🎉

  • @Innovation_king
    @Innovation_king 11 дней назад

    The best company I ever seen in wired automation...pls make Tuya + Home assistant devices...also pls introduce a solution like KNX DALI system..

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  10 дней назад

      yes, in furture we will consider about Dali.

  • @jonathancolby9179
    @jonathancolby9179 11 дней назад

    Thank you! I am glad your making nice products and I have noticed your English getting better year over year. I used the 868COLB for a customer and it worked good ! System design with manual failover is very good idea! I like the small power meter rings.

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  11 дней назад

      thanks, sorry, my English also is poor:)

    • @user-km6uu1mw7k
      @user-km6uu1mw7k 10 дней назад

      Very good. I liked kincony products ❤

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  10 дней назад

      @@user-km6uu1mw7k thanks

  • @ruimarinho
    @ruimarinho 11 дней назад +1

    Thank you! Amazing work! Here the contactor is after the breaker but in previous videos it’s different - they are the other way around. Can you explain which system works better in each scenario?

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  11 дней назад +1

      this one is better.MCB before contactor.

    • @ibryxx
      @ibryxx 11 дней назад

      i noticed that too.. my setup is breakers after contactors. 😅 tho it works great with H32B pro

  • @ruimarinho
    @ruimarinho 11 дней назад

    The new CT clamps look very good. What’s the max rating? Are they factory calibrated or should we calibrate them individually at arrival?

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  11 дней назад +1

      not need calibrate , there are some different model of CT sensor, MAX support 100A version.

  • @walkastray007
    @walkastray007 7 дней назад

    Hey KinCony! I know it's probably obvious, but is there a reason we use a fuse instead of a circuit breaker? I'm quite new but would like to understand the design choice. Thanks! :D

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  7 дней назад +1

      fuse only protect the DC12v power supply.others load all protect by breakers.

  • @samza9
    @samza9 6 дней назад

    Can you make EC PH control kits for sale? Bro

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  6 дней назад

      use for agriculture?

  • @ruimarinho
    @ruimarinho 11 дней назад

    Does the DC contactor work manually if the DC power supply dies?

    • @ibryxx
      @ibryxx 11 дней назад

      it should work..

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  11 дней назад

      sure, this is important

    • @ruimarinho
      @ruimarinho 11 дней назад

      If I understood correctly, there are two redundancies: the A32 Pro software being broken where the manual switch can be used to trigger the contactor and the contactor itself if the A32 Pro dies or the DC PSU dies. Is this correct?

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  11 дней назад +1

      @@ruimarinho yes, you are right.

  • @ruimarinho
    @ruimarinho 11 дней назад

    What’s the primary reason for using DC powered contactors?

    • @KinCony
      @KinCony  11 дней назад +1

      DC contactor will not cause interference