E-Mon Energy Software - Manual (Page 204)

Glossary
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P O W E R F A I L U R E
Occurs if the voltage drops past the required threshold (a flag).
P O W E R F L A G
Indicates that the state of the voltage powering the meters is low (voltage has fallen below a
nominal level); noisy (dirty, power, harmonics); and unstable (fluctuating).
P R O F I L E ( D A T A )
Interval data over a period of time. Some E-Mon recorders can store interval data at 5- or
15-minute sampling rates. A profile is normally used for graphing and generating bills.
P R O F I L E S T A T U S
The profile status provides the “moving” window before we need to upload the current
sampling rate data and how many days are left before the data will be lost from the
recorder.
P R O F I L E I N T E R V A L
The interval sampling rate for the recorder (Values = 5 minute or 15 minutes).
P T
Potential Transformer.
P U L S E
Input type setting (Values = 50/50 or Run-hour).
Q
R
R A T E A D J U S T M E N T
Changes in rates or total charges with changes in specific items of cost and square footage
(e.g. taxes and fuel prices).
R A T E T A B L E
An E-Mon Energy™ module for incorporating the monetary utility amounts or adjustments
that will govern the billing costs to the customer.
R E C O R D E R
A data collector which is capable of counting and storing pulses. Some recorders are
capable of storing interval data. Some recorders have a built-in meter.
R E C O R D E R R E P O R T
An E-Mon Energy Report that saves the results on status of recorders and meters, provides
version/date, time, flags, and profile status.
R E C O R D E R T I M E
IDR or Class 3000 time. E-Mon Energy uses the PC time to send to the recorder.
R E M O T E M O N I T O R I N G
A remote terminal (PC or Laptop) emulating the host system using E-Mon Energy software
via a dialup telephone line or Ethernet to communicate with the site devices.
R O L L I N G D E M A N D
Rolling demand window period (values = 5 minute, 15 minute, and Reset at EOI).