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Distribution Revenue Metering
Requirements for measuring energy in distribution systems.
Active Energy
Energy consumed by users in a distribution system.
Reactive Energy
Energy stored and released by inductive loads.
Demand Metering
Measurement of peak energy usage over time.
Metering Equipment
Devices used for measuring energy and demand.
Revenue Meters
Meters specifically for billing energy consumption.
Instrument Transformers
Devices that convert high voltage/current for metering.
Connection Point
Location where users connect to the distribution system.
Metering Point
Specific location for energy measurement equipment.
Metering Responsibility
Obligations for maintaining and operating metering systems.
Meter Data
Information retrieved from metering equipment for billing.
Access Requirements
Conditions for authorized parties to access metering equipment.
Voltage Transformers
Transformers that reduce voltage for measurement accuracy.
Current Transformers
Transformers that reduce current for measurement accuracy.
Accuracy Class
Specification indicating precision of metering devices.
Type Test Report
Documentation proving compliance with metering standards.
Embedded Generation Companies
Entities generating energy within the distribution system.
Large Customers
Users with significant energy consumption in the system.
Distribution Utilities
Companies managing the distribution of electricity.
Metering Service Providers
Entities providing metering services to users.
Quadrant Measurement
Measurement of reactive power flow in all directions.
ERC Issuances
Guidelines from the Energy Regulatory Commission.
Connection Agreement
Contract outlining responsibilities between users and utilities.
Backup Battery
Power source ensuring meter operation during outages.
Loading Resistors
Devices used to safely dissipate electrical energy.
Security Seals
Devices ensuring tamper-proof metering equipment.
Interconnecting Cables
Wires connecting metering equipment to the system.
Self-Contained Meter
Meter type directly connected to load without transformers.
Transformer Rated Meter
Meter type requiring instrument transformers for operation.
1-phase 2-wire
Single-phase connection using two wires for metering.
3-phase 4-wire, Wye
Three-phase system with four wires, neutral included.
3-phase 4-wire, Delta
Three-phase system with four wires, no neutral.
Voltage Rating
Rated voltage for self-contained and transformer meters.
Current Rating
Rated current typically between 20 to 200 A.
Frequency
Standard operating frequency of 60 Hz.
Unidirectional Active Metering
Measures energy flow in one direction only.
Bi-directional Active Metering
Measures energy flow in both directions.
Programmable Interval Data
Data recorded at programmable 15-minute intervals.
TOU Energy Parameters
Time-of-Use energy metrics for billing purposes.
Communication Capability
Meter must have independent communication ports.
Grounding System
System ensuring safety and reliability of installations.
Test Block or Switch
Device for testing current and voltage in meters.
Sealing Meters
Process of securing meters to prevent tampering.
Commissioning
Process of certifying readiness for service.
Instrument Transformer Testing
Testing transformers for compliance before installation.
Meter Calibration
Process of adjusting meter for accurate readings.
Maintenance Programs
Scheduled activities for upkeep of metering equipment.
ERC
Energy Regulatory Commission overseeing metering standards.
Distribution Utility
Company responsible for electric distribution services.
MSP
Meter Service Provider managing metering installations.
IEC Standards
International Electrotechnical Commission guidelines for equipment.
ANSI Standards
American National Standards Institute guidelines for equipment.
Burden Rating Verification
Testing transformer performance under specified load.
Insulation Integrity
Assessment of insulation effectiveness in transformers.
Wiring Check
Inspection of wiring connections for safety.
Nameplate Check
Verification of specifications on equipment nameplate.
Periodic Calibration
Regular accuracy tests for meters as per ERC rules.
Meter Clock Check
Verification of meter clock against Philippine Standard Time.
Meter Malfunction Verification
Immediate confirmation of reported metering equipment issues.
Meter Data Correction Timeline
Adjustments submitted within billing period or agreed timelines.
Meter Replacement Requirement
Immediate replacement of failed metering equipment.
Traceability of Standards
Calibration linked to national or international standards.
Metering Data Requirements
Data format must align with billing systems.
Authorized Meter Reading
Meter readings conducted by designated utility representatives.
Data Integrity Assurance
Processes ensuring secure collection of meter data.
Meter Register Reading
Used to validate load profile meter data integrity.
Validation of Metering Data
Confirming accuracy using established ERC methods.
Substitution of Metering Data
Replacement values when data is missing or invalid.
Storage Duration of Data
Maintain meter data for at least 5 years.
Confidentiality of Metering Data
Access limited to authorized entities only.
Security of Metering Facilities
Protection against unauthorized access to metering equipment.
Breach of Security Reporting
Immediate notification of any security breaches.
Investigation of Security Breaches
Assessment of impact on metering and energy quantities.
Correction of Metered Quantities
Adjustment recommendations submitted post-security breach.
Compliance Report Submission
Utilities must report adherence to PDC requirements.
Certificate of Compliance (COC)
Required for Embedded Generation Companies to operate.
Regulatory Reset Compliance
Utilities must comply during next regulatory review.
Metering Service Provider Compliance
Must meet PDC standards upon license renewal.
Metering Points Correction Deadline
One year to correct non-compliant metering points.