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Honeywell AS302P - 20. POWER QUALITY MONITORING; Voltage Monitoring Events; Supply Outage and Power Fail Reporting

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34 AS302P Single Phase Smart Meter
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© Honeywell - M450 001 1D - 23.05.2019
20. POWER QUALITY MONITORING
The meter calculates the Average RMS Voltage over a configurable period.
20.1. Voltage Monitoring
The Meter monitors the following Events:
Average RMS Over Voltage
RMS Extreme Over Voltage
RMS Voltage Swell
Average RMS Under Voltage
RMS Extreme Under Voltage
RMS Voltage Sag
All of these Events have the same features:
The event is created when the RMS Voltage is compared to a Configurable Threshold, over a Configurable
Period (if set to zero then the monitoring will not happen), providing that during the previous period the meter did
not record an event i.e., the event is raised for the first period following a period where an event was not
detected. If an Event is created the meter will:
- Create an Event (with UTC Time & Date Stamp) in the Power Event Log
- Generate and Send an Alert via the HAN
When the average returns inside the threshold the meter will:
- Create an Event (with UTC Time & Date Stamp) in the Power Event Log
- Generate and Send an Alert via the HAN
In addition the Average RMS Over and Under Voltage has the following meter function:
- A Count of the number of each type of Event
- This Count can be Reset by a Command from the DCC
20.2. Supply Outage Reporting
The meter records with a UTC Date and Time Stamp:
When Power was Interrupted
When Power was Restored
This will generate an Event in the Power Event Log and on restoration an Event will be sent via its HAN
20.3. Long Power Fail
If the time between the Power Fail and the Power Restoration is equal to or greater than 3mins, then this will be logged as
a long Power Fail Event (with UTC Time & Date Stamp) in the Power Event Log.

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