General AMI System Requirement Sample Clauses

General AMI System Requirement. Smart Meters (Single phase whole current, three phase whole current) for consumers/ system shall be provided in accordance with the technical specifications as provided in Annexure A, B and C. The AMISP shall ensure proper data exchange among Smart Meter, Gateway (if applicable), MDM, HES and other operational/requisite software as part of fully functional AMI system. AMISP shall adhere with the appropriate security algorithm for encryption and decryption as per established cyber security guidelines. For smooth functioning of the entire system, it is essential that the AMISP shall provide in the form of a document enough details of such algorithm including the mechanism of security key generation to the Utility. In case of proprietary or secret mechanism, the same shall be kept in a secured escrow account. AMISP may design appropriate architecture for providing end to end metering solution. AMISP is free to decide upon the best solution out of all the available options. However, the entire responsibility of fully functional AMI system shall rest with the AMISP in order to meet the performance levels as given in thisdocument. The AMI system shall have following core components of AMI system:
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General AMI System Requirement. Smart Meter (Single phase whole current, Three phase whole current, CT & PT operated three phase meters and CT operated three phase meters) for consumers/ system shall be provided based on Radio Frequency (RF) mesh in Licensed frequency band as permitted by WPC or in Unlicensed frequency band/ Power Line Carrier Communication (PLCC) or GPRS/3G/4G communication technology or combination of these technologies as per the site requirement and to ensure the performance level given in this document. The smart meter data using RF mesh/PLCC shall be collected by Data Concentrator Units (DCUs)/Access point and transported to HES through WAN while the data from smart meters using GPRS/3G/4G technology shall be transported directly to HES through WAN. The contractor shall ensure proper data exchange among Smart meter, DCU, MDM, HES and other operational/requisite software as part of fully functional AMI system. Contractor shall adhere with the appropriate security algorithm for encryption and decryption. For smooth functioning of the entire system, it is essential that the details of such algorithm including the mechanism of security key generation be kept in a secured escrow account which shall be used by the OPTCL only in case of termination of the contract for reasons whatsoever. Contractor may design appropriate architecture for providing end to end metering solution. Contractor is free to decide upon the best solution out of all the available options. However, the entire responsibility of fully functional AMI system shall rest with the contractor in order to meet the performance levels as given in this document. The communication provider may adopt Radio Frequency (RF) mesh in licensed frequency band as permitted by WPC or in Unlicensed frequency band/ Power Line Carrier Communication (PLCC) or GPRS/3G/4G communication technology or RF based canopy system or a combination of these technologies as per the site requirement adopting best available technology in the proposed area of implementation.
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