Technical Specifications of Programmable Tariff Meter (to be compatible with BPDB automated meter reading system Sample Clauses

Technical Specifications of Programmable Tariff Meter (to be compatible with BPDB automated meter reading system. The Project’s Delivery Point shall have 33 kV CT/PT metering system which need to be BPDB AMR (Automated Meter Reading) compatible. The meter will measure and record total exported energy, imported energy against specific date and time. Voltage rating: Un = 3x110: v3/110 V or 3x110 V Measuring range: 80-115% of Un The Tariff Meters should have the following features
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