1TVS151800S3350 ABB EPX-ICMETER250 Protecta Power 250A Incoming M4M Pulse Modbus Metering Kit

Why Choose the ABB EPX-ICMETER250 250A Incomer Metering Kit?

The ABB EPX-ICMETER250 is a purpose-designed 250 A incoming electrical metering kit for compatible ABB Protecta Power low-voltage distribution panelboards. Part of the ABB Protecta Power Enclosures range, this kit provides a coordinated solution for monitoring electrical energy consumption at the incoming supply of a distribution assembly, helping electrical contractors and panel builders incorporate energy measurement into professional power distribution installations.

Featuring an ABB M4M energy meter with pulse output and Modbus communication, the EPX-ICMETER250 supports both local energy monitoring and integration with compatible building management or electrical monitoring systems. Its incoming metering arrangement enables facilities teams to monitor the electrical supply feeding a distribution panelboard, supporting energy analysis, consumption reporting and operational oversight.

The kit includes a top or bottom extension box, energy meter, fixing brackets, current transformer (CT) and terminals, providing a coordinated package for the specified metering application. With a designated 250 A incoming circuit configuration and an extension enclosure measuring 300 × 1000 mm, the EPX-ICMETER250 is intended for integration into compatible Protecta Power assemblies. Its ABB order code is 1TVS151800S3350.

Key Advantages

• Purpose-designed 250 A incomer metering kit for ABB Protecta Power electrical distribution systems.
• Includes an ABB M4M energy meter for electrical energy measurement and monitoring.
• Supports pulse output and Modbus communication for compatible monitoring systems.
• Provides a coordinated solution for measuring energy consumption at the incoming distribution supply.
• Includes a top or bottom metering extension box as part of the specified kit.
• Supplied with meter, fixing brackets, CT and terminals.
• Designed for a 250 A incoming circuit within a compatible Protecta Power assembly.
• Supports energy consumption analysis and electrical distribution monitoring.
• Suitable for integration with compatible building energy management systems.
• Helps simplify the specification of incoming metering components for panel builders.
• Suitable for commercial, industrial and infrastructure electrical distribution installations.
• Genuine ABB kit with manufacturer order code 1TVS151800S3350.

Key Features

• ABB Protecta Power Enclosures product range.
• EPX-ICMETER250 incoming electrical metering kit.
• 250 A designated incomer metering configuration.
• ABB M4M energy meter technology.
• Pulse output capability for compatible monitoring equipment.
• Modbus communication for integration with suitable energy management systems.
• Current transformer-based metering arrangement.
• 300 × 1000 mm nominal extension enclosure dimensions.
• Top or bottom extension box included in the specified kit contents.
• Includes energy meter, fixing brackets, CT and terminals.
• Designed for compatible ABB Protecta Power incoming distribution arrangements.
• Supports local energy measurement and remote monitoring integration.
• Suitable for professional low-voltage switchgear and panelboard installations.
• Manufacturer identification code 1TVS151800S3350.

Reliable Incoming Energy Monitoring with ABB M4M Technology

Monitoring the electrical supply entering a distribution panelboard provides useful information about energy consumption across the connected installation. Incoming metering can help building operators, facilities managers and electrical maintenance teams understand overall electricity usage, identify changes in consumption and support energy management programmes.

The ABB EPX-ICMETER250 is designed to provide this functionality for a 250 A incoming supply arrangement within the ABB Protecta Power system. Its ABB M4M energy meter works with the supplied current transformer arrangement to measure electrical quantities associated with the incoming circuit, supporting monitoring of the energy supplied to the distribution assembly.

The meter's pulse output and Modbus communication capabilities allow metering information to be incorporated into compatible external monitoring arrangements. Depending on the connected equipment and system configuration, this can support energy consumption reporting, centralised electrical monitoring and integration with building energy management platforms.

Unlike outgoing metering kits that require a separately specified side extension box, the EPX-ICMETER250 includes a top or bottom extension enclosure as part of the incoming metering kit package. The specified enclosure dimensions are 300 mm high × 1000 mm wide, providing dedicated accommodation for the associated metering components within a compatible Protecta Power installation.

ABB also offers incoming metering kits for 400 A, 630 A and 800 A configurations, alongside separate MID-designated versions. The EPX-ICMETER250 is the standard M4M Pulse / Modbus version for 250 A incoming metering; the corresponding MID-designated product is EPX-ICMETER250MID. This distinction is important when specifying metering equipment for applications with particular regulatory or billing requirements.

The EPX-ICMETER250 is a metering kit rather than an incoming circuit breaker, isolator or complete distribution panelboard. Correct CT installation, electrical connections, meter configuration and communications setup are required for reliable operation. The final installation must follow the applicable electrical standards, ABB compatibility requirements and manufacturer installation instructions.

Typical Applications

• ABB Protecta Power electrical distribution panelboards.
• 250 A incoming supply energy monitoring.
• Commercial building electrical energy measurement.
• Industrial low-voltage distribution monitoring.
• Building management system metering integration.
• Electrical energy consumption analysis and reporting.
• Office buildings, retail premises and commercial developments.
• Manufacturing facilities and industrial production sites.
• Warehouses, logistics centres and distribution facilities.
• Educational buildings and institutional electrical infrastructure.
• Electrical switchrooms and main distribution assemblies.
• Facilities management and energy monitoring projects.
• Electrical panel building and switchgear manufacturing.
• Compatible Protecta Power metering upgrades and refurbishment projects.