The 7KN2715-3CE40-0YC0 is the higher-tier SENTRON powermanager system package. It pairs the V3 software with three PAC3220 advanced power monitors — panel-mount devices that measure over 100 electrical parameters including voltage and current harmonics, total harmonic distortion, and detailed power quality data. This is the package for critical infrastructure where you need to know not just how much energy was consumed, but the quality of that energy.

What is included in the 7KN2715-3CE40-0YC0 package?

The package contains: (1) SENTRON powermanager V3 software — same download license as the 5CE40 package, providing real-time dashboards, historical trending, alarm management, automated reporting, and cost centre allocation. (2) 3 × PAC3220 power monitors (7KM3220-0BA01-1DA0) — panel-mount devices with a 96 × 96 mm form factor, graphical LCD with white backlight, CT-connected 1A/5A input, auxiliary power supply (100–250 V AC/DC), 2 digital inputs + 2 digital outputs, and dual RJ45 Ethernet ports supporting up to 3 simultaneous Modbus TCP masters. Each PAC3220 measures active/reactive/apparent energy and power, voltage and current per phase, frequency, power factor, THD for voltage and current, individual harmonics, min/max/avg values, and more — over 100 parameters in total. Front panel IP65 rating makes them suitable for mounting in accessible operator panels.

PAC3220 vs PAC2200 — which meter suits my monitoring needs?

The PAC2200 (included in the 5CE40 package) is a DIN rail energy meter: basic energy measurement, Class 1% accuracy, Modbus TCP, compact and cost-effective. The PAC3220 (included in this 3CE40 package) is a panel-mount power quality monitor: ±0.2% accuracy, harmonic analysis, graphical display, digital I/O, and IP65 front protection. Choose the PAC3220-based 3CE40 package when: (1) you need to monitor power quality — harmonics, voltage sags, transients — not just energy consumption, (2) the monitors will be mounted in operator-facing panels where the graphical display and IP65 rating matter, or (3) the ±0.2–0.5% accuracy is required for precise energy accounting. Choose the PAC2200-based 5CE40 package when cost-effective multi-point energy metering is the primary goal.