Wire System Outputs Sample Clauses

Wire System Outputs. (i) Metering shall be form 9, 3-element for 4-wire systems and form 5, 2-element for 3-wire systems. (ii) In substations where an RTU or other remote data collecting and telecommunication device is present, meters shall have form C, 3-wire outputs with programmable values determined by Local Distribution Company for bi-directional MWHs and MVARs. Such form C, 3-wire outputs shall be connected to an isolation relay before connecting to the RTU. Alternatively, real time SCADA (Watts, Vars, Voltage, PF, Current, Frequency, etc.) and equivalent pulse accumulator values may be electronically ported from the revenue meter to the station RTU when technically feasible and upon agreement of the Parties.
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