Energy meter AEOTEC AEOEZWA046C3A60 — three-clamp 60A with Z-Wave for single- or three-phase monitoring

AEOTEC AEOEZWA046C3A60 is a compact home energy meter featuring three clamp-on current sensors rated for 60 A each and Z‑Wave wireless connectivity. Designed for monitoring either single-phase or three-phase electrical circuits, it provides real-time measurements of current, voltage and power to compatible Z‑Wave home automation hubs. The device is suitable for tracking consumption trends, identifying high-usage circuits and supporting load management strategies in residential and small commercial installations.

Advantages

The three independent 60 A clamp sensors enable simultaneous measurement of up to three conductors without interrupting the circuit, simplifying installation and expansion. Z‑Wave integration ensures that measured data can be transmitted wirelessly to a wide range of automation controllers for logging, visualization and automated control. The meter’s form factor and clamp sensors make it adaptable to distribution boards, consumer units and retrofit scenarios where space or downtime for wiring is limited.

Suitable for

• Monitoring household total consumption and distribution across circuits
• Measuring single‑phase or three‑phase inputs in small commercial sites
• Energy management and load shedding automation via Z‑Wave systems
• Detecting appliance‑specific usage patterns when connected to individual circuits

Key specifications

• Current sensor type: three clamp‑on CTs (60 A nominal per clamp)
• Supported configurations: single‑phase and three‑phase monitoring
• Connectivity: Z‑Wave wireless protocol for integration with Z‑Wave hubs
• Measurements provided: current, voltage, active power and energy consumption data
• Installation: non‑intrusive clamp installation on conductors (no circuit interruption)

How to use

Install each clamp sensor around the designated conductor in the distribution board ensuring correct phase assignment; clamps are designed for quick attach without disconnecting wiring. Mount the main module in a location that allows stable wireless communication with the Z‑Wave controller and connect any required auxiliary power or neutral as specified by the installer manual. After physical installation, include the device into the Z‑Wave network through your hub’s inclusion procedure and verify that current, voltage and energy readings appear in the controller interface.

Recommendations

For accurate readings, place each clamp fully around a single conductor (not around a multi‑core cable or combined live and neutral) and verify proper phase labeling before measurement. Use the meter with compatible Z‑Wave gateways and configure reporting intervals to balance real‑time visibility and network traffic. For circuits near the 60 A rating, consult an electrician to confirm clamps and installation meet local safety regulations.