power control system (PCS) definition

power control system (PCS) means a system or device which electronically limits or controls the steady state alternating currents, or direct currents, to a programmable limit or level; (Rapp 51, RE 416)
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power control system (PCS) means systems or devices, such as electric energy management systems, smart inverters or hybrid inverters for storage and V2X, which electronically limit or control the steady state AC currents, DC currents or AC power at a reference point
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