Schuko outlets at the stall
The RPL32S-MKII provides a CEE32 through-feed and three Schuko outlets. Multiple stalls can be supplied along a suitably planned feeder.
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For the team behind the Christmas marketWhen the lights go out,
When the lights go out,
your search begins.
An extra appliance takes seconds to plug in. Finding the cause of a fault can take much longer. With RigPort monitoring points in the right places, you can see the load in each area — helping you investigate more precisely.
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Power supply in sight.
Mulled wine urns, electric deep fryers and microwaves are part of everyday life at a Christmas market. Add strings of lights — and sometimes an unplanned fan heater. Individual appliances are not always large loads. The total load and how it is distributed matter.
If a shared supply trips, several stalls may be affected. Which ones depends on the distribution and protection scheme. Clearly assigned monitoring points help narrow down the affected area.
One feeder. Multiple Christmas stalls.
Continue the CEE supply from one distribution unit to the next, taking power off where each stall needs it. Daisy chaining describes the through-fed supply route; the connected loads are electrically in parallel.
Allocate connections deliberately
With the RPL32T1-MKII, issue each stall only the planned TRUE1-to-Schuko adapters. This makes the allocated connections reflect the agreed equipment.
View RPL32T1-MKII ↗The number of adapters alone does not limit power. Total load, phase allocation and the permissible feeder load remain part of the planning.
Match the agreed connection allowance: Custom versions with, for example, 6 A or 10 A protection per outlet are available on request. We agree the specific configuration with you for your project.
Want to know the actual load? Add suitable PM/WD monitoring points to selected feeders or appliances.
From the mulled wine urn to the distribution node.
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The individual Christmas stall
Monitor a selected stall or a critical appliance. Check how the load changes when a mulled wine urn heats up or another fan heater is connected.
02
The market section
Measure a shared feeder. Clearly assign the stalls to their monitoring point so that unusual readings identify the area that needs checking.
03
The central distribution
Keep track of the total load and add monitoring points at relevant outgoing circuits. Bring the data together in a configured central overview.
A system beyond individual readingsOne monitoring point.
One monitoring point.
One clearly defined area.
Clearly assign the main distribution, sections and appliances. Power paths show the supply routes; dashed data paths lead to the central overview.
Simplified functional diagram, not an installation plan. Stalls are shown as parallel branches.
Choose the right version for your monitoring point.
PM: measure locally. WD: access readings over the network.
Select the appropriate PM or networked WD version within the monitoring and distribution families. Connections and functionality depend on the model. RackPortMain1 adds a central hub to the system.
Select the appropriate PM or networked WD version within the monitoring and distribution families. Connections and functionality depend on the model. RackPortMain1 adds a central hub to the system.
At the appliance
RigPortL1T1-PM-WDMonitoring point for single-phase TRUE1 feeders, with local current and voltage display plus Wi-Fi.
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At the section
RPL32-PM-WDInline power monitor for three-phase 32 A feeders. View current and voltage for each phase locally and over a configured network.
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At the distribution
RackPort PD63-PM-WDRack distribution with local displays and online aggregate measurement. Plan additional monitoring points for the level of detail you need.
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Bring it together centrally
RackPortMain1Combine monitoring points, historical data and configured rules. Remote access requires suitable connectivity and a secure setup.
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At the appliance
Place a monitoring point upstream of the selected appliance and read local values where you are checking. Example: RigPortL1T1-PM-WD upstream of an electric cooker; plan suitable connection adapters.
On your smartphone
Access readings from compatible WD devices through their configured local web interface. Check the situation while walking around the market.
Centrally with RackPortMain1
Bring monitoring points and historical data together. A configured warning can flag an unusual load. The warning shown is an illustration, not a live reading.
Turn a reading into a planned response.
Switch at the connection
The WatchDogL1S1T1 provides programmable switching outputs, per-channel power measurement, schedules and webhooks. Suitable loads can be switched according to a properly configured rule.
View the switching-capable WatchDogOne point reports. Another responds.
Example concept: A monitoring point in a section supplies data. A configured automation evaluates a defined threshold and controls a suitable switched outlet — for example, for a designated supplementary fan heater.
Device communication, the rule and the switched load must be compatible. This response requires configuration; it is not an automatic link between all WD devices.
Your visitors want festive lights.
You want to know what is happening.
When stalls go dark and the phone rings, you need a clear overview. Plan the RigPort monitoring points that support your decisions on site.
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