Networking Cable ALLNET 92145 Grey

D0 sensor for ALL3691 designed to capture the D0 pulse output from utility electricity meters and forward the signal for consumption monitoring. The sensor detects the infrared D0 pulses that are typically emitted by electricity meters every two seconds and converts them into an electrical signal suitable for connection to data loggers or monitoring devices. The ALLNET D0 sensor is supplied as a small external unit that must be attached directly to the meter face; attachment is performed individually to match the meter's geometry (for example using adhesive tape).

Advantages

The ALLNET D0 sensor provides a compact and simple way to read the D0 output from a wide range of meter housings. It supports infrared D0 detection with a form factor that can be adapted to different meter shapes. Installation is non-invasive and does not require internal wiring changes to the meter. The unit is compatible with standard D0 telemetry interfaces when connected to appropriate monitoring equipment.

Suitable for

• Reading D0 pulses from consumer electricity meters
• Energy monitoring systems and data loggers
• Home automation and smart metering projects

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: ALLNET
• Model / MPN: ALL369x-D0-01
• EAN: 4038816000330
• Interface: D0 pulse (infrared detection to electrical output)
• Mounting: External attachment to meter face (adhesive or tape)

How to use

Position the ALLNET D0 sensor over the meter's infrared D0 emitter so the sensor's detector receives the pulses. Secure the sensor to the meter housing using adhesive tape or another suitable method, ensuring stable alignment with the meter's output window. Connect the sensor's output cable to the D0 input of your data logger or monitoring device according to the monitoring equipment's wiring requirements. Verify reception by checking the monitoring system for regular pulse updates (typically one pulse every two seconds).

Recommendations

Ensure the sensor is firmly aligned with the meter's D0 emitter and protected from direct sunlight or strong ambient infrared sources that could interfere with pulse detection. Use suitable adhesive that does not damage the meter surface and check local regulations before attaching devices to utility meters.