Equivalent Meter definition

Equivalent Meter means an equivalent half-hourly meter as defined by the Unmetered Supplies Procedure.

Equivalent Meter means a device that measures the half hourly electricity consumption of Apparatus associated with an Unmetered Supply Point Metering System Identifier;

Equivalent Meter means the hardware and software as defined in Section 1.2.6; “Equivalent Meter UMS” means HH Unmetered Supplies;

Examples of Equivalent Meter in a sentence

• Metering data for Settlement purposes shall be derived utilising either:- (a) an Equivalent Meter (EM) providing Half Hourly (HH) data; or (b) an Estimated Annual Consumption (EAC) per Metering System Identifier (MSID) with an appropriate Profile Class and Standard Settlement Configuration (SSC).

• Multiplying the number of meters by the AWWA Ratio results in the Equivalent Meter Units (EMUs).

• New hardware and software systems complying with the relevant sections of this Appendix 4.5 may be developed and submitted to the UMSUG and the Panel for approval in accordance with Section 3.13 Approval of New Equivalent Meter.

• The study involved converting projected growth at system build-out in Acre Feet per Year (“AFY”) to Equivalent Meter Units (“EMU”) for each WSA.

• Table 4-22: Equivalent Meter Units Meter SizeAWWACapacity 1Capacity ratios were around to the nearest tenth.2There may be slight differences due to rounding.

More Definitions of Equivalent Meter

Equivalent Meter means a device that measures the half hourly electricity consumption of Apparatus associated with an Unmetered Supply Point Metering System Identifier; “Estimated Annual Consumption” for a Supply Point means, where the number of Months falling within the Earliest Supply Start Date to the Earliest Termination Date is:

Equivalent Meter means the hardware and software Operated by the UMSDS;

Equivalent Meter means a device that measures the half hourly electricity consumption of Apparatus associated with an Unmetered Supply Point Metering System Identifier; “Estimated Annual Consumption” for a Supply Point means, where the number of Months falling within the Earliest Supply Start Date to the Earliest Termination Date is:• more than 12: the sum of the ‘total forecast units’ set out for the Metering connected with a Supply Point on the Contract Information Pack, divided by the number of months falling within the period between the Earliest Supply Start Date and the Earliest Termination Date, multiplied by 12,• less than 12: the sum of the ‘total forecast units’ set out for the Metering connected with that Supply Point on the Contract Information Pack;

Equivalent Meter means the hardware and software as defined in Appendix 4.3;

Equivalent Meter means the hardware and software as defined inAppendix 4.3;

Equivalent Meter means, in relation to an Unmetered Supply, the hardwareand software that is used to calculate the half hourly consumption of electricity associated with such Unmetered Supply, which hardware and software meets the specification therefore set out in BSCP520;

Equivalent Meter means an equivalent half-hourly meter as defined by the Unmetered Supplies Procedure. ESPR means the Electricity (Standards of Performance) Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/699). ETTOS Contract means each of the contracts from time to time between DCUSA Ltd and an ETTOS Service Provider for provision of the Energy Theft Tip-Off Service (which may be a tripartite contract to which SPAA Ltd is also party). ETTOS Contract Manager means one or more persons appointed under contract from time to time by DCUSA Ltd (potentially jointly with SPAA Ltd) to administer and manage some or all of the ETTOS Contract (potentially jointly with the TRAS Contract) on behalf of DCUSA Ltd. ETTOS Liabilities means all costs, charges, expenses, professional fees, fines, damages and other liabilities incurred under or in connection with the Energy Theft Tip-Off Service (including the ETTOS Contract), whether in contract, tort (including negligence), for breach of statutory duty or otherwise. ETTOS Service Provider means the person or persons with which DCUSA Ltd contracts from time to time for provision of the Energy Theft Tip-Off Service (but excluding the Secretariat in its role as Secretariat and excluding the ETTOS Contract Manager).