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Unlocking the Power of Triggered Data Record Types for Effective Power Quality Monitoring
This white paper explores the critical role of triggered data record types‚ such as Power Outage, Abnormal Voltage, and Loose Neutral‚ in reducing vast amounts of power monitoring data to actionable insights. It details the logic, configuration, and practical use of these record types, emphasizing their importance in identifying and resolving power quality issues efficiently. The paper also highlights advancements in remote access and memory management, which further streamline data handling and event response.
Key topics include:
- Introduction to Data Reduction in Power Monitoring
- Overview of Triggered and Non-Triggered Record Types
- Remote Access and Memory Usage Enhancements
- Power Outage Record Type
- Abnormal Voltage Record Type
- Loose Neutral Record Type
- Conclusion: Key Takeaways for Power Quality Monitoring
Why utilities should care:
Efficient event-driven data recording and remote access capabilities enable rapid identification and resolution of power quality issues, minimize unnecessary data analysis, and enhance customer satisfaction by providing timely, actionable reports on voltage anomalies and outages.
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