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SDM02 SP

Applies to: SDM02 SP | Hardware Revision: V1.0+ | Last Updated: 2026-05-12

1. Introduction

The SDM02 is a compact smart energy monitor designed for split-phase and two-phase systems. Using two split-core CTs, it provides precise measurement of voltage, current, power, and energy. With integrated wireless communication, it offers effortless integration into smart energy ecosystems.

Product Highlights

  • Universal Compatibility: Seamlessly fits both UL Split-phase and IEC/UL 2×1P+N systems, making it a versatile choice for diverse electrical setups.

  • Real-Time Monitoring: Monitor voltage, current, power, and power factor instantly. Gain actionable insights to optimize your energy usage and reduce electricity bills.

  • Bi-Directional Measurement: Perfect for homes with solar panels. Accurately track both the energy you consume from the grid and the power you generate.

  • High-Precision Accuracy: Trust your data. Delivers Class 1 active energy measurement accuracy, fully compliant with IEC 61557-12 standards.

  • Versatile Connectivity: Choose from various communication options such as Wi-Fi and Zigbee, catering to diverse system integration needs.

Typical Application

  • Home energy management systems (HEMS)

  • energy management systems (EMS) for small business

  • Dynamic load balancing (DLB) for electrical vehicle charging


2. Part Description

1

Pluggable terminal for the wire of voltage

The monitor is powered by 110~240VAC power supply and measures voltage through three cables: L1, L2, and N

2

Pluggable terminal for the wire of current transformer

The Red (+) and Black (-) wires of CT(1) and CT(2) must match the corresponding polarity of the connector.

3

Reset button

Press and hold for 3–5 seconds to enter pairing mode.

4

Status LED (ACT)

Indicates device operation and network status through different flashing patterns.

5

Product QR code

Contains manufacturing batch information.

6

Product model

See “Ordering Information” section for product selection

7

Calibration ID

The calibration ID on the split-core CT must match the one on the monitor for optimal accuracy.

8

Split-core CT locking clasp

Ensure the clasp is securely locked for precise measurement.

9

Positive power flow direction

Indicates positive power flow direction for CT(1) and CT(2) installation.


3. Technical Data

Rated operating voltage Un

~110-240 VAC L-N, 50/60 Hz

~208-240 VAC L1-L2, 50/60 Hz

Max current Imax

120A / 200A

Over-voltage category

III

Rated insolating voltage Ui

250V

Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp

4kV

Pollution degree

3

Protection degree

IP20

Energy measurement accuracy

Class 1 (IEC 61557-12)

Maximum Power consumption

≤ 2VA

Rated operating temperature

-25℃ to 55℃

Main module dimension

42.2×41.6×20mm

Clamp CT apertures

Ø16mm / Ø20mm

Communication Type

BLE; Wi-Fi; Zigbee


4. Mechanical Outline

  • Dimension: Unit in mm

  • Main Unit: Monitoring module

  • Split-core Current Transformer - 120A (CT Clamp - 120A):

  • Split-core Current Transformer - 200A (CT Clamp - 200A):


5. Electrical Installation

Wiring Diagram

⚠️ Safety Remarks:

  • The device must be associated with easily accessible upstream protective devices ‒ such as miniature circuit breakers (MCB).

  • Designed for Split-phase systems (1P3W) and Single-phase systems (1P2W). NOT compatible with IEC Three-phase systems (380~415 VAC L-L, 50/60 Hz).

  • The device must be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained ONLY by qualified professionals.

  • Please read the user guide carefully before installation for detailed wiring diagrams and safety precautions.

UL Split-phase System Wiring

UL/IEC 1P+N System up to 2 Branches

Installation Video


6. User Interface

Reset Button

Press and hold for 3–5 seconds to enter pairing mode.

LED Indicator

Cover

Solid ON

Device connected - the device is online and functioning normally with cloud connectivity.

Cover

Flashing at 2Hz

Pairing mode – press and hold the reset button until the LED flashes rapidly.

Cover

Flashing at 0.5Hz

Reconnecting to network - the device is attempting to reconnect using saved network settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

Network connected, cloud unreachable - the device is connected to Wi-Fi/Zigbee, but failed to reach the cloud.

Cover

Flashing at 0.25Hz

The device failed internal self-check. Please power off, restart, and reconfigure the network settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

Alarm reminder - The device has detected a fault. Please check the wiring and power supply.

Cover

Solid ON

Device connected - the device is online and functioning normally with cloud connectivity.

Cover

Flashing at 2Hz

Pairing mode – press and hold the reset button until the LED flashes rapidly.

Cover

Flashing at 0.5Hz

Reconnecting to network - the device is attempting to reconnect using saved network settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

Network connected, cloud unreachable - the device is connected to Wi-Fi/Zigbee, but failed to reach the cloud.

Cover

Flashing at 0.25Hz

The device failed internal self-check. Please power off, restart, and reconfigure the network settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

Alarm reminder - The device has detected a fault. Please check the wiring and power supply.

Cover

Solid ON

Zigbee connected, BLE disconnected – the device is connected to a Zigbee network while BLE is turned off or not connected.

Cover

Flashing at 2Hz

Pairing mode – press and hold the reset button until the LED flashes rapidly.

Cover

Flashing at 0.5Hz

Reconnecting to network - the device is attempting to reconnect both BLE (if available) and Zigbee using saved settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

BLE connected(if available) - the LED flashes at 1Hz whenever BLE is connected, regardless of Zigbee status.

Cover

Flashing at 0.25Hz

The device failed internal self-check. Please power off, restart, and reconfigure the network settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

The device has detected a fault. Please check the wiring and power supply.

Cover

Solid ON

Wi-Fi connected, BLE disconnected - the device is connected to Wi-Fi while BLE is disconnected.

Cover

Flashing at 2Hz

Pairing mode – press and hold the reset button until the LED flashes rapidly.

Cover

Flashing at 0.5Hz

Reconnecting to network - the device is attempting to reconnect both BLE and Wi-Fi using saved settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

BLE connected - the LED flashes at 1Hz whenever BLE is connected, regardless of Wi-Fi status.

Cover

Flashing at 0.25Hz

The device failed internal self-check. Please power off, restart, and reconfigure the network settings.

Cover

Flashing at 1Hz

Alarm reminder - The device has detected a fault. Please check the wiring and power supply.


7. System Integration

Products equipped with different communication SoC firmwares connect to different systems and cloud platforms. Users can select the appropriate version based on their specific application requirements.

The Tuya WiFi version can only be integrated into the Tuya Cloud using Tuya's encrypted MQTT communication. It cannot be directly integrated with any third-party cloud platforms, ecosystems, or gateways. Third-party clouds or edge gateways need to be integrated via Tuya cloud APIs. For details, please refer to Tuya's developer documentation.

Note:

  1. Tuya's strategy for adjusting the cloud data reporting frequency is not fully disclosed. Based on the latest updates as of April 2026, provided the daily data reporting traffic limit is not exceeded, the fastest expected reporting interval will be between 5 to 15 minutes.

  2. Tuya's Smart Life App is user-friendly and straightforward, making it ideal for entry-level smart home users who prefer simplicity and basic energy consumption monitoring.

For standard operation, the Tuya Zigbee version must be integrated with a Tuya gateway, which then connects to the Tuya Cloud via Tuya's encrypted MQTT communication.

Note:

  1. Tuya's strategy for adjusting the cloud data reporting frequency is not fully disclosed. Based on the latest updates as of April 2026, provided the daily data reporting traffic limit is not exceeded, the fastest expected reporting interval will be between 5 to 15 minutes.

  2. There are unofficial methods available on the market to integrate Tuya Zigbee products with third-party gateways or hubs - such as Home Assistant integration via Zigbee2MQTT. However, please be aware of the following potential issues when using these unofficial integration methods:

  • ⚠️Network Congestion: Tuya's proprietary Zigbee data transmission strategy does not bundle data packets. Consequently, high-frequency reporting of the extensive electrical data types from several energy meters, which generate significantly more data than typical smart home Zigbee devices, can easily cause Zigbee network congestion.

  • ⚠️Security Risks: Integrating with third-party Zigbee gateways using the default global Trust Centre Link Key “ZigbeeAlliance09” poses potential information security risks. Therefore, using non-Tuya gateways in commercial projects is highly discouraged. For third-party gateway integration, the Standard Zigbee 3.0 version with Install Code is strongly recommended.

The Standard Zigbee 3.0 version can seamlessly connects to third-party gateways. Thanks to the standardized application-layer integration of Zigbee 3.0, it is highly convenient and widely applicable for both residential and commercial building projects.

Currently supported smart home ecosystems include:

  • Home Assistant: Integration via Zigbee2MQTT (SPM01, SPM02, SDM01, and SDM02)

  • SmartThings: Integration via the SmartThings Hub driver (officially approved).

  • Homey: Integration via the Bituo Technik App

You can find information about the commonly used Zigbee Cluster Library on this page.

The Open Wi-Fi version of SDM01 provides the following open APIs (refer to the Device API document), enabling users to implement local automation and connect to custom cloud platforms.

  1. Zero-Configuration Discovery Mechanism (LAN Addressing)

    • mDNS / DNS-SD: Supports automatic discovery of the energy meter by EV chargers and PV inverters on the Local Area Network (LAN) without the need for IP scanning.

  2. BLE Near-Field Communication Mode (Offline/Maintenance)

    • BLE GATT (Time-limited activation): Requires PIN code + PAKE algorithm authentication for local high-privilege configuration and network resets. Wakes up on demand and closes upon timeout.

    • BLE Broadcast (Always-on 24/7): Unidirectional broadcast of AES-encrypted real-time power data, allowing nearby low-power devices to listen with zero latency and without requiring a connection.

  3. LAN Standard Mode (Ultra-low Latency Device Communication) Plaintext or lightweight encryption for local networks.

    • Modbus TCP: Used for local linkage with EV chargers and PV inverters.

    • Local MQTT: Used for local integration with open-source smart home ecosystems.

    • WebSocket (WS) / Raw UDP: Ultra-high frequency real-time power streaming subscription (enables DLB completion within 1-2 seconds).

    • HTTP / CoAP: Suitable for low-frequency parameter configuration and status queries.

  4. Cloud Device Access Layer (Device-to-Cloud / Southbound API)

    • MQTTS (MQTT over TLS 1.2/1.3): Core main communication link.

    • HTTPS (OTA dedicated): Exclusively used for downloading large Over-The-Air (OTA) firmware upgrade packages.

8. Ordering Information

#
Ordering number
Description

1

SDM02-TW-12

SDM02 SCTA-2×120A/Φ16 Wi-Fi (Tuya)

2

SDM02-TW-20

SDM02 SCTA-2×200A/Φ20 Wi-Fi (Tuya)

#
Ordering number
Description

1

SDM02-TZ-12

SDM02 SCTA-2×120A/Φ16 Zigbee (Tuya)

2

SDM02-TZ-20

SDM02 SCTA-2×200A/Φ20 Zigbee (Tuya)

#
Ordering number
Description

1

SDM02-TZ-12-U01

SDM02 SCTA-2×120A/Φ16 Zigbee (Std. ZB3.0)

2

SDM02-TZ-20-U01

SDM02 SCTA-2×200A/Φ20 Zigbee (Std. ZB3.0)

#
Ordering number
Description

1

SDM02-EW-12

SDM02 SCTA-2×120A/Φ16 Wi-Fi (ESP-8685)

2

SDM02-EW-20

SDM02 SCTA-2×200A/Φ20 Wi-Fi (ESP-8685)

9. FAQ

FAQ

10. Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

11. Printed User Guide

Document
Download

Datasheet

User Guide (IEC)

User Guide (UL)


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