CCM WiFi datalogger

CCM WiFi dataloggerThe CcM WiFi is one of the devices in the CcM family range, which connects to principal devices such as CcM2, CcM3 and CcM4 from the CcM family to provide them with wireless connectivity. The CcM product range consists of a set of devices used for the monitoring of electrical parameters in single and three phase installations located inside the electrical switchboards, which contain thermal magnetic switches or residual current circuit breakers. The

The CcM WiFi is one of the devices in the CcM family range, which connects to principal devices such as CcM2, CcM3 and CcM4 from the CcM family to provide them with wireless connectivity. The CcM product range consists of a set of devices used for the monitoring of electrical parameters in single- and three-phase installations located inside the electrical switchboards, which contain thermal-magnetic switches or residual-current circuit breakers.

The CcM product range devices offer multiple configuration options and allow users to configure the most convenient solution for both, their domestic and industrial installations. Installations can be wireless, connected with a communication cable or mixed. The devices can be connected to each other and create communication buses, establishing configurable master-slave hierarchies.

With the device or external module CcM WiFi, the user may easily access the data collected by the principal devices of the CcM product range using WiFi simply by directly connecting to the CcM device in question using plug & play, adapted to the physical shape of the principal devices and without need for external power supply except for the one provided by the hosting device.

Thanks to the wireless connection (WiFi) provided by the CcM WiFi module, it is possible to send requests to the devices using Modbus RTU over TCP commands (Gateway mode) or allow that the CcM device itself requests and sends the metering data to the default server (clicMONITOR) as we will see further below (Cloud mode). There is a third option, through which the user defines the server to which the CcM WiFi module will send the data via FTP, in CSV format (FTP mode).