Registering performance measurement

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Electricity meter for registering performance measurement, data transmission via GSM modem

The registering power measurement ( RLM ), also registering load profile measurement , describes a measuring process (by electricity or gas meter ) by energy suppliers at customers with an annual consumption of more than 100,000  kWh of electrical energy or more than 1.5 GWh of gas . Customers with an average power requirement of more than 500 kW can also use this measurement method. Standard load profiles are used for customers without a registered power measurement.

The measuring device per measuring period is detected (15 minutes at flow, 60 minutes at gas) a power value . The total of all mean power values, which are measured over an integer number of measurement periods, then gives the load profile .

These registered values ​​are transmitted to the (distribution) network operator at regular intervals (immediately or on the following day) . This is done either directly via the power line , via the cellular network or an Internet connection .

See also

Individual evidence

  1. cf. Section 12 of the Electricity Network Access Ordinance (StromNZV)
  2. cf. Section 24 (1) of the Gas Network Access Ordinance (GasNZV)
  3. BDEW
  4. cf. Section 2 of the Electricity Network Access Ordinance (StromNZV)