Remote Terminal Units (RTU) definition
Remote Terminal Units (RTU) means a device suitable for measuring, recording and storing the consumption of Electricity or any other quantity related with electrical system and status of the equipment in real time basis and exchanging such information with the data acquisition system for display and control and shall include, wherever applicable, other equipments such as transducers, relays etc., with necessary wiring and accessories;
Examples of Remote Terminal Units (RTU) in a sentence
Siemens’ Market price for Remote Terminal Units (RTU) and RTU spares shall be billed at cost.
No Balancing Authority (BA) metering will be required within the Transmission Owner’s Interconnection Substation; Therefore, Remote Terminal Units (RTU) or metering panels for the Local Distribution Company (LDC) will not be required within the Transmission Owner’s Interconnection Substation.