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14.2 Type and Amount of Data That Can Be Saved
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4. Maximum values
Voltage（U1, U2, U3）
Current（I1, I2, I3）
Power（P, Q, S, λ, ｆ）
5.Minimum values
Voltage（U1, U2, U3）
Current（I1, I2, I3）
Power（P, Q, S, λ, ｆ）
6.Power integration
Active power
(＋WP, −WP, ΣWP)
Reactive power
(＋WQ, −WQ, ΣWQ)
Apparent power
(＋WS, −WS, ΣWS)
7.Average value within
a time period
Integrated average
values within a time
period, based on the
power integration
Power（P, Q, S, λ）
Load factor (LF)
Usage factor (TLF)
8.Daily reports
Power integration,
Average value within a time period
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Maximum demand values
9.Weekly reports
Power integration,
Average value within a time period
,
Maximum demand values
10.Monthly reports
Power integration,
Average value within a time period
,
Maximum demand values
11.Demand
Power integration,
Average value within a time period
12.Integration
Power integration,
Average value within a time period
,
Maximum demand values
* The minimum/maximum data includes the time at which the minimum or
maximum was generated.
* Not included the load factor and usage factor in demand data, however.
* Maximum demand values include the time at which the value was
generated.