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Identify Panel

page-note p.1 (see manual)

3-phase Panel

120/208V
277/480V

Split-phase Panel

Single-phase Panel

Are there breakers rated less than 60A?

Are there breakers rated greater than 60A?

The panel must have a neutral phase.

Cable colors

A
B
C
N
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
White
Purple
Yellow
Green
Blue
Grey
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Mounting Location

page-note p.5 (see manual)

Side of Panel

Junction Box

Clearance required as follows

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For alternate mounting options contact support@verdigris.co

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Components

page-note p.3 (see manual)
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Data Transmitter

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Current Transformer (CT)

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Voltage Tap Cabling

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200mm, 1m, 3m CT Chain Extension Cables

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1” Chase Nipple

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1” Locknut

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Generic Interface Module (GIM)

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In this installation guide, we will use this symbol to represent large CTs.

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Mounting Plate

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Tools & Parts Required

page-note p.4 (see manual)
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Tools you need to prepare

  • Wire stripper
  • Screwdrivers
  • 1/8” Allen key
  • Impact drill or Power drill with hole cutter (1”) or knockout punch set (1”)
  • Impact drill (to open the panel)
  • Power drill with hole cutter (1”) or knockout punch set (1”)
  • Hammer
  • Drywall saw (recessed panel only)
  • Colored electric tape (specific to panel phase color coding) & marker
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Parts you need to prepare

  • Cable ties (up to 25 per panel)
  • Wire nuts
  • Wire nuts (size dependent on size of panel breaker wires to be tapped)
  • Colored electric tape (specific to panel phase color coding)
  • 2-3/4” flex conduit connectors
  • 3/4” flex electrical conduit
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Install FWC

page-note p.5 (see manual)
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Dry wall near panel (for recessed panels) There must be at least 15.5” x 5.5” x 5.5” space near the panel on drywall. In this section, the mounting plate for the Data Transmitter will be installed only. FWC installation will come at a later stage.

  1. Select location for mounting plate on dry wall near panel.
  2. Create a hole in the drywall large enough to allow the entire 3/4” conduit connector to pass through. NOTE: Hole should not be greater than 1.9” diameter.
  3. Look for an existing 3/4” knockout in the panel or create a new 3/4” knockout, using the knockout punch or a power drill with a hole cutter.
  4. Attach a 3⁄4” conduit connector to one end of conduit.NOTE: Conduit should be sized 4-6” longer than the required length to connect panel and drywall holes.
  5. Route conduit through drywall and secure connector to panel via locknut.NOTE: The free end of conduit should stick out of the drywall hole.
  6. Attach3/4”conduit connector to the free end of conduit.
  7. Fasten connector to the internal threads of the mounting plate.
  8. Once conduit is secured to the mounting plate, use 4 drywall screws and anchors to attach mounting plate onto drywall.
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Voltage Taps

page-note p.6-7 (see manual)

Select one breaker per phase of panel to tap.

Using spare breakers
Using wired breakers
Using wired breakers
Using wall plug

If you do not have one spare breaker on each voltage phase, you will need to briefly shut down the voltage tap breakers to complete this step. Please confirm with building operators that this will not interfere with operations or safety protocols. Please follow local jurisdiction requirements for tap installs.

If you do not have one spare breaker on each voltage phase, you will need to briefly shut down the voltage tap breakers to complete this step. Please confirm with building operators that this will not interfere with operations or safety protocols. Please follow local jurisdiction requirements for tap installs.

If there are no spare breakers, you can power the system from a wall plug. Strip the cable, to identify neutral and power, you do not need ground. Please confirm with building operators and follow local jurisdiction.

Ensure the breakers are turned off. Connect 1 voltage tap cable to breaker.

Ensure the breakers are turned off. Connect 2 voltage tap cables to breakers.

Ensure the breakers are turned off. Connect 2 voltage tap cables to breakers.

Wire The Neutral

Attach the white voltage tap cable to the neutral bar.

Route Wires

Route wires through knockout and into the FWC.

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Select CTs & Verify CT Locations

page-note p.8-9 (see manual)

CTs:

  • Verdigris CT (60A)

Pull and drag the tap to open CT

  • Large CT (≥200A or custom size)

Open large CT

GIM:

Up to 3 Large CTs pair with each GIM.

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Required clearance

Required clearance

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Install & Connect CTs

page-note p.8 (see manual)

Clips CTs on circuits to be monitored. Make sure direction of load arrow on the CT points away from the breaker. Clearance required for adjacent CT installation.

Large CT and GIM

Insert CT wires into GIM terminals, match CT wire with GIM terminal colors.

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Connect CT chain using extension cables and route wires through knockout into FWC.

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Connect to Data Transmitter

page-note p.12 (see manual)
2 CT Chains
1 CT Chain

For single phase installations, cable A plugs into the spot for Cable B to power the system.

For single phase installations, cable A plugs into the spot for Cable B to power the system.

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Mount Data Transmitter

page-note p.16 (see manual)

Support data transmitter bottom until screws are secured from the top.

Slide open the bottom section of the data transmitter and find the indicator lights. Orient the data transmitter so that the indicator lights are visible.

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Check & Cleanup

page-note p.19-20 (see manual)

Powering Data Transmitter

Turn breakers used for voltage tap on. The light ring will light up after up to 30 seconds.

Select the device that looks like your system.

Group 5 Einstein Bud
Group 5 Einstein Bud
My System is Flashing White
My System is Flashing Red

A pulsing white light indicates that the system is properly installed and ready for commissioning.

The next step is to proceed with the commissioning process.

The system is emitting a wifi network your device can connect to in order to comission your system.

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  1. Connect to the hotspot by selecting a wifi network called “Verdigris JBEXXXXXXXX”.

  2. Open any web browser, navigate to connect.verdigris.co, and follow the onscreen instructions.

  3. At the last step, select Wifi or 4G LTE network connectivity.
    • Wifi: Identify the network name and enter the password.
    • 4G/LTE: The system should connect automatically.
  4. Your system is commissioned and ready to save you money.

A pulsing red light indicates that the system has an error. Click here for details on service panel lights.

Select the error lights in the service panel that are red or yellow?

Einstein Bud Mulitple Lights LTE/Wifi Light Voltage Light CT Chain Light

If there are multiple red and yellow lights please unplug the bud and replug it back in so it can reset.

What does the light look like?

Blinking Red
Solid Red
Blinking White
Blinking Green
Solid Green
Solid Red
Blinking White
Blinking White
Blinking Red
Solid Red

There is a break in CT chain 2. Properly connected CT LEDs will be blinking white; excess CT LEDs will be off.

In the example above there is a break between the 2nd and 3rd CTs on the left. This can be an issue with the start of the cable in the 2nd CT or at the connector in the 3rd CT.

Fix this connection issue by removing and adding back in the 2nd and 3rd CTs. If this issue persists please reach out to support@verdigris.co.

There is a break in CT chain 1. Properly connected CT LEDs will be blinking white; excess CT LEDs will be off.

In the example above there is a break between the 2nd and 3rd CTs on the right. This can be an issue with the start of the cable in the 2nd CT or at the connector in the 3rd CT.

Fix this connection issue by removing and adding back in the 2nd and 3rd CTs. If this issue persists please reach out to support@verdigris.co.

System is performing chain check. Wait for LED indicator to change. System will cycle to check CT chain integrity every 10 seconds.

System is processing. CT chain indicator must be green first for LED indicator to change.

Two voltage phases and neutral detected.

Single voltage phase and neutral detected.

Three voltage phase and neutral detected.

Cannot connect to Internet, please connect to the system via your mobile device to debug wireless connectivity. (See page 20 of your installation manual).

Cannot connect to Internet, please press the reset button for 1second to bring up setup-tools and debug wireless connectivity. (See page 20 of your installation manual).

The system is busy.

Make changes to your system and then wait 30-120 seconds for the system to run tests again.

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