FCC ID: 2AS6P-EMCTV2 Emporia Vue Energy Meter

Installation Guide WARNING! The Emporia Vue requires installing sensors inside your homes electrical panel and working around dangerous voltage that could lead to injury or death. Emporia recommends that installation be performed by a licensed electrician or other qualified professional in accordance with the regional electrical code where it is being installed. Improper installation or use of the equipment can be dangerous or even fatal. In no event shall Emporia be liable to you or any third party for any damages, either direct or indirect, arising from or related to any personal injury as a result of your failure to follow the safety information and instructions in this Installation Guide. Safety information Personal protective gear should be worn when installing the Emporia Vue. Do not use the Emporia Vue in any manner other than specified in this installation guide. Do not attempt to open, disassemble, or repair any of the components of the Emporia Vue. If you believe any of the Emporia Vue components may have been damaged, do not attempt to use them. Do not install the Emporia Vue in environments with explosive gas or vapors;

nor in damp or wet environments; nor in direct sunlight; nor where temperatures are consistently below -40 F (-40 C) or above 122 F (50 C). Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Before you get started The Emporia Vue is installed in your homes electrical panel. Youll turn off the main breaker, which will shut off all of the power in your home. However, the service mains will remain dangerously energized. The following items may help with safe installation. Its also helpful to perform the installation with a friend. Phillips and flathead screwdrivers Protective eyewear Protective gloves Alternative light source Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Whats in the box Your new Emporia Vue contains the following items. If you believe that any of these items may have been damaged for any reason, do not attempt to use them and call support immediately. Two or three 200A current sensors

(depending on bundle) Energy monitor 2 wire nuts, 2 extra wires, and wire harness Knockout plug, WiFi cable, and antenna Up to sixteen 50A current sensors

(depending on bundle) Energy monitor connections The energy monitor is the hub of the Emporia Vue. The 3.5mm A, B, and C ports on the top of the monitor are the inputs for the 200A main sensors (your bundle may only have included two). The coaxial connector for the WiFi cable is also on the top. The 2.5mm 1 through 16 ports on the sides of the monitor are the inputs for the 50A sensors (your bundle may have come with 16 or 8 sensors, or none at all). The port for the wiring harness is located on the bottom of the monitor. All of the ports are clearly labeled on the back of the energy monitor. 3.5mm 200A sensor ports B C A WiFi connector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 s t r o p r o s n e s A 0 5 m m 5

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. 5 m m 5 0 A s e n s o r p o r t s 9 A2024A0401XXXXXXXXXXXX side back side bottom Wire harness port Step 1: Get the App Use your phone to check the signal strength of your Wi-Fi network next to the electrical panel in your home. Low/no signal may require a Wi-Fi extender for the Vue to work. Download the Emporia Energy app onto your phone or tablet from the Apple App Store, from Google Play, or from emporiaenergy.com/app. Create an account and begin the setup process. emporiaenergy.com/app Step 2: Turn off the main breaker and remove the cover In your electric panel, turn off the main breaker, although it may be located elsewhere in your house or you may not even have one. This turns off all the circuits in your home. Next, remove any screws holding the cover to the panel and remove the cover to access the circuit breakers and the live service mains!

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emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 3: Find a place for the monitor Locate a place within your electrical panel for your Vue energy monitor. Your breaker box may be oriented differently, but the monitor is small and designed to fit easily in the box. Find a place that works for you. WARNING: The service mains are always live!

Live service mains Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 4: Mount the antenna Use a screwdriver to remove a knockout from inside the electrical panel. Connect the cable to the antenna and mount it with the knockout plug through the hole. Its ok to install the antenna inside of a wall. Screw the cable to the top of the energy monitor in the jack marked . If possible, orient the antenna in the same direction as the antenna on your WiFi router. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 5: Plug in and connect the 200A current sensors Your system will have 1, 2, or 3 main service cables

(a typical 2-main system is shown below). Open the clasps on the sensors and place each sensor clamp around one of the main service cables. Then shut the clasps to secure the sensors. IMPORTANT! The KL imprint on the bottom of the sensors should point toward the breakers. Then, insert the 200A current sensor plugs into the ports on the top of the energy monitor. WARNING: Th mains are alw e service ays live!

Meter Breakers Step 6: Plug in the wire harness Insert the power supply wiring harness into the bottom of the energy monitor until it clicks into place securely. The wire harness has 4 colored wires to power the Vue and monitor your systems voltage: White, Black, Blue, and Red. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 7: Wire the wire harness to a breaker and neutral bus The wire harness will be connected differently depending on whether or not you have an empty breaker as well as the number of 200A clamps you installed in Step 5. Go to the step below based on your system. Step 7(a) Empty breaker One 200A sensor Step 7(b) Empty breaker Two 200A sensors Step 7(c) Empty breaker Three 200A sensors Step 7(d) No empty breaker One 200A sensor Step 7(e) No empty breaker Two 200A sensors Step 7(f) No empty breaker Three 200A sensors Step 7(a): Empty breaker and one 200A sensor Secure the Red, White, and Blue wires from the wiring harness to the neutral bus bar. Turn off an empty breaker and secure the Black wire from the harness to the hot lead from the breaker. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 7(b): Empty breaker and two 200A sensors Secure the White and Blue wires from the wire harness to the neutral bus bar. Turn off an empty two-pole breaker and secure the Black and Red wires from the harness to each of the hot leads from the breaker. If you do not have a two-pole breaker, you can use two vertically adjacent single-pole breakers. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 7(c): Empty breaker and three 200A sensors Secure the White wire from the wire harness to the neutral bus bar. Turn off an empty three-pole breaker and secure the Black, Red, and Blue wires from the harness to each of the hot leads from the breaker. If you do not have a three-pole breaker, you can use three vertically adjacent single-pole breakers. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 7(d): No empty breaker and one 200A sensor Secure the Red, White, and Blue wires from the wire harness to the neutral bus bar. Turn off the breaker and disconnect its wire. Connect that wire to the Black wire from the harness and the piece of extra wire with the wire nut. Then secure the extra wire to the breaker. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 7(e): No empty breaker and two 200A sensors Secure the White and Blue wires from the wire harness to the neutral bus bar. Turn off a two-

pole breaker and remove its wires. Connect one of the breaker wires to the Black harness wire and an extra wire with a wire nut. Next, connect the other breaker wire to the Red harness wire and an extra wire with a wire nut. Then secure the extra wires to the two breaker poles. If you do not have a two-pole breaker, you can use two vertically adjacent single-pole breakers. emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 7(f): No empty breaker and three 200A sensors Secure the White wire from the wire harness to the neutral bus bar. Turn off a three-pole breaker and remove its wires. Connect one of the breaker wires to the Black harness wire and an extra wire with a wire nut. Next, connect the other breaker wire to the Red harness wire and an extra wire with a wire nut. Next, connect the other breaker wire to the Blue harness wire and an extra wire with a wire nut. Then secure the extra wires to the three breaker poles. If you do not have a three-pole breaker, you can use three vertically adjacent single-pole breakers. Step 8: Plug in and connect the 50A current sensors If your Vue has 50A sensors, open the clasps on the 50A sensors and place each sensor clamp around the hot leg from the breaker you wish to monitor. Then shut the clasps to secure the sensors. IMPORTANT! The KL imprint on the bottom of the sensors should point away from the breakers. Then, insert the plugs attached to them into the 2.5mm ports on the sides of the energy monitor. Note the port numbers so you can name the circuits in the app. WARNING: The s mains are alway ervice s live!

Breaker Load Step 8 (continued): A note about multi-pole breakers If you wish to monitor 2- or 3-pole breakers, you can either use one sensor on each pole, or you can use a single sensor. To use a single sensor, clasp the clamp around either one of the hot leads coming off the breaker (it doesnt matter which). Youll then be able to input a circuit multiplier in the app to double or triple the reading by entering a 2 or 3. We don't recommend multiplers for unbalanced loads, such as subpanels. Connect to only one lead, then use a multipler in the app Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 9: Replace the cover and turn on all breakers Secure the cover to the box with any screws you removed in Step 2. Next, flip any breakers that you turned off during installation to restore power to the circuits in your home. You should hear a power up tone from the Vue to confirm it has power. Then, close the panel. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Step 10: Complete setup Tap the button in the app to indicate that youve installed your Emporia Vue, heard its power up tone, and youre ready to proceed. Your phone will connect via Bluetooth to the system and then youll connect to a nearby Wi-Fi router. Make sure you have your Wi-Fi name and password. Need help?

emporiaenergy.com/support support@emporiaenergy.com 1-844-EMPORIA (367-6742) Troubleshooting Tips The Emporia app is not finding my Vue after Ive installed it. Ensure the Vue has power: Check for a green power light. Listen for a startup tone. Check the wire harness is secure and wired properly. Check that the main breaker is turned on. Check that the breaker powering the Vue is turned on. Ensure your phone can connect to the Vue. Check your phones Bluetooth is on. If youre using an Android, turn on Location Services for your phone to properly scan for Bluetooth devices. Ensure the Vues Wi-Fi antenna has been installed properly. Check the antenna is properly screwed into the energy monitor Ensure the antenna is outside of the electric panel. Its ok if it is inside a wall, just ensure its not inside the metal box. Try power cycling the breaker to which the Vue is connected. Try restarting the Emporia App. Try rebooting your phone. The Emporia Energy app isnt getting real-time data from the Emporia Vue Ensure all current sensors are securely fastened around ttheir respective cables in your electric panel. Check the current sensors are securely plugged into the energy monitor in ports. Technical Details Energy Monitor Power supply input: 100-240VAC 50-60Hz Power usage: < 3 Watts Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n Operating conditions: -40 -122 F (-40 - 50 C) 0-80% RH 200A Current Sensors Max current: 200A Cable length: 1 m Inside diameter: 26 mm 50A Current Sensors Max current: 50A Cable length: 1 m Inside diameter: 10 mm The Vue energy monitor and current sensors are considered a system designed for field installation in a switch enclosure as per section 312.8(B) of the 2017 National Electrical Code (NEC) regarding Power Monitoring Equipment. The Vue is considered a non-invasive load monitor (NILM) and as a non-permanent fixture, it is acceptable to install in an electrical panel. The Emporia Vue Smart Home Energy Monitor contains FCC ID:

2AS6P-EMCTV2 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operation. RF Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimetres between the radiator and your body. The Emporia Vue Smart Home Energy Monitor is Listed by UL to meet the 62368-1 safety requirements for an I.T.E Energy Monitor FCC Caution Statement For ModificatonsCaution: Any Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by Emporia void the user's authorithy to operate the equipment.

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Agent Authorization Company: Emporia Corp Address: 7901 SHAFFER PFWY, LITTLETON, COLORADO , UNITED STATES. Product Name: Smart Home Energy Monitor Model Number(s): EMCTV2 Product Description: This product is home energy monitor system and provides everything you need to monitor your entire home's energy usage in real time . Device will get power supply by its input harness and AC input source of home. It has SOA CT clamp of 16 Qty. having 2.5 mm Audio Jack connector and 200A CT clamp of 3 Qty having 3.5mm Audio Jack connector which will be used to detect current of appliance in which these CT will be plugged in. Device has inbuilt Wi-Fi module of 2.4 GHz to send all data to end user via cloud. All measurements are measured by on board Microcontroller to achieve high accuracy . We authorize MiCOM Labs Inc., 575 Boulder Court, Pleasanton, California 94566, USA, to act on our behalf on all matters concerning the certification of above named equipment. We declare that MiCOM Labs Inc. is allowed to forward all information related to the approval and certification of equipment to the regulatory agencies as required and to discuss any issues concerning the approval application. Any and all acts carried out by MiCOM Labs on our behalf shall have the same effect as acts of our own. Signature:

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Title:

Jason Binder SVP Product Development Company: Emporia Corp

SUPPLIERS DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ( Doc) Equipment: Smart Home Energy Monitor Unique Identifier (Model No.) : EMCTV2 This device Complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The following Manufacturer / Importer / Entity (located in the USA) is responsible for this declaration :

Company Name : Emporia Corp Address: 7901 Shaffer Pkwy Littleton Colorado 80127 USA Phone : +1 225 205- 4813 E-mail: jbinder@emporiaenergy.com Signature :

Office of Engineering Technology Federal Communications Commission 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 USA Date: 16-09-2020 Subject; Request for Confidentiality FCC ID: 2AS6P-EMCTV2 To Whom It May Concern, Pursuant to the provisions of the Commissions rules Title 47 Sections 0.457 and 0.459, we are requesting the Commission to withhold the following attachment(s) as confidential documents from public disclosure indefinitely. These documents contain detailed system and equipment descriptions and are considered as proprietary information in operation of the equipment. The public disclosure of these documents might be harmful to our company and would give competitors an unfair advantage in the market. In additional to above mentioned documents, in order to comply with the marketing regulations in Title 47 CFR 2.803 and the importation rules in Title 47 CFR 2.1204, while ensuring that business sensitive information remains confidential until the actual marketing of newly authorized devices, we request Short Term Confidentiality of the following attachment(s);

Schematic Diagram Block Diagram Parts List Operational Description External Photos Test Setup Photos Internal Photos User Manual For 45 days, pursuant to Public Notice DA 04-1705. OR For 180 days pursuant to KDB 726920 D01. It is our understanding that all measurement test reports, FCC ID label format and correspondence during the certification review process cannot be granted as confidential documents and this information will be available for public review once the grant of equipment authorization is issued. Sincerely, Signature:

Name: Jason Binder Title: SVP Product Development