SMETS requirement clause

5.7.4.26 — Maximum Demand Configurable Time Period

2 technical records havebeen identified at this reference: 2 Section 20 items and 0 explicit clause references. The links below describe documented interfaces and observable effects; they do not assert compliance with the source requirement.

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SMETS5.7.4.26 · item MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod.currentEntries[1..2].scriptSelector

MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod - currentEntries scriptSelector

SRV touchpoint

Determines whether the associated switchTime is the start or the end time of the MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod. scriptSelector has the value of 1 where it relates to the start time and 2 where it relates to the end time.

Object
MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod
Attribute / method
currentEntries[1..2].scriptSelector
Interface disposition
E
Category
Configuration data
Section 20 meaning
Determines whether the associated switchTime is the start or the end time of the MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod. scriptSelector has the value of 1 where it relates to the start time and 2 where it relates to the end time.

Documented touchpoints

Evidence:source paragraph 1485, 1486Section 20 row 748

SMETS5.7.4.26 · item MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod.currentEntries[1..2].switchTime

MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod - currentEntries switchTime

SRV touchpoint

The time during the day at which the action is triggered

Object
MaximumDemandConfigurableTimePeriod
Attribute / method
currentEntries[1..2].switchTime
Interface disposition
E
Category
Configuration data
Section 20 meaning
The time during the day at which the action is triggered

Documented touchpoints

Evidence:source paragraph 1485, 1486Section 20 row 761

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