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Kenda Metering and Data Collection What Is Metering and Data Collection? This refers to the electronic collection of the energy values registered by electricity meters and is particularly applicable to high accuracy and large energy consumption applications. Active and reactive energy meters produce pulses, each representing a quantity of energy. The number of pulses counted in, say, 30 minutes is a metered amount of energy known as a half-hour demand. Outstations connected to the meters provide the means of logging these cumulative demand values and have the ability to retain that information in memory until such time as it is collected by a central computer or remote collector station. In addition, outstations can be used to log pulses produced by other types of metering equipment such as steam energy meters or gas flow meters. Where is Metering Data Collection Used? Metering is frequently to be found at commercial boundaries, points of generation and where power is consumed. In power stations metering can be found at the generator and unit transformer in order to determine the net station output. The outstations are usually built into the same suite of cubicles as the meters and are generally sited in the vicinity of the points to be measured. Kenda Flexibility Kenda win time and time again because of their ability to respond rapidly to the changing needs of their customers. Kenda are a special systems company which thrives on rapidly adapting or developing products to suit customer requirements, so if you have a need for some extra feature or slightly different specification, don't be afraid to ask. Metering Data Collection Products Fully Built Systems / Cubicles / Panels Turnkey Contracts Customer Specific Variants Special Systems On Site Support Please tell me more about Metering For more information about metering or other Kenda products email: sales@kenda.co.uk