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State Grid SMC Series Three-Phase Single-Position Metering Box

The SMC three-phase single-position metering box is a box-type assembly for low-voltage energy metering at 380 V, 220 V and below. It is primarily used to house core metering components such as electricity meters, meeting the functional requirements of energy metering, anti-tampering, and remote meter reading.

Product Description

Non-Metallic Meter Box (SMC Material)
Wall-mounted or floor-standing installation, secured with built-in expansion bolts.
For outdoor installation, IP34D protection rating is required; for indoor installation, IP20 minimum.

Product Advantages

State Grid SMC Series Three-Phase Single-Position Metering Box

HLD-SXS1.R010
Rated Voltage380 V
Rated Insulation Voltage690 V
Insulation Resistance690 V
MaterialSMC
Frequency50 Hz
Protection GradeIP34D
Incoming Current100~63 A
Number of Outgoing Circuits1 Circuit
Outgoing Current80~6 A
ConfigurationComponentSpecificationQuantity
Pre-Meter ConfigurationDisconnect SwitchNH2-125/4P 100 A1
Post-Meter ConfigurationCircuit BreakerDZ158-125/4P 100 A1
Pre-Meter ConfigurationDisconnect SwitchNH2-125/4P 100 A1
Post-Meter ConfigurationCircuit BreakerDZ158LE-125/4P 100 A1
Pre-Meter ConfigurationDisconnect SwitchNH2-125/4P 100 A1
Post-Meter ConfigurationCircuit BreakerZJSB9-125Z/4P 100 A1

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