AMI Meter definition

AMI Meter. Means an Advanced Metering Infrastructure equipped meter setup, which aids in two-way communication between the Company and Customers.
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AMI Meter means a meter connected to a telecommunications network with capability activated for two‐way communication between the meter and Western Power and configured for the upload and download of data and commands, and provision of advanced metering services from a remote locality.
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Examples of AMI Meter in a sentence

  • If the Company cannot collect data needed to calculate Event Performance Factors from an AMI Meter and the Customer associated with the meter has allowed the Company access to its premises to make repairs upon request, then the Company will assign combined values of Load Relief via Curtailment (kW) and Load Relief via Generation (kW) equal to those provided during Enrollment of the Customer to Applicant for all Term- DLM or Auto-DLM Events for which Event Performance Factors could not be calculated.

  • If a Customer to be upgraded to an Interval Meter does not already have an AMI Meter or a communicating hourly pricing meter, then requests for the Company to install an Interval Meter must be made at least 21 business days before April 1st in order to ensure that the Interval Meter is installed prior to the Customer Enrollment Deadline.

  • Refers to a meter with telecommunications capability that records electric usage in increments of 15 minutes or less, and which includes upgraded meters installed under the Company’s AMI Meter program.

  • Where a telecommunications network is not available, Western Power will use a Non- AMI Meter for a Metering Point requiring Whole Current Metering.

  • Power cannot use an AMI Meter due to a Metering Point arrangement that is inconsistent with the WA Distribution Connections Manual, Western Power will use a Non-AMI Meter to provide this Service.

  • Where a telecommunications network is not available, Western Power will use a Non- AMI Meter for a Standard Supply requiring Whole Current Metering.

  • For a Metering Point, allowing Whole Current Metering, where a telecommunications network is available, Western Power will use an AMI Meter to provide this Service.

  • SW.20.2.2. A Dashboard should be developed to view the processed data, in order to identify the number of readings fetched through AMI, number of readings fetched through CMRI, date and last data available through AMI, Meter status, device signal status, GPRS status, analytical data etc.

  • For a Metering Point allowing Whole Current Metering, where a telecommunications network is available, Western Power will use an AMI Meter to provide this Service.

  • For a Standard Supply, requiring Whole Current Metering, where a telecommunications network is available, Western Power will use an AMI Meter to provide this Service.