E-Mon Energy Software - Manual (Page 202)

Glossary
E-Mon Energy User Manual A-5 E-MON
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% L O A D ( P E R C E N T L O A D )
The percent of a meter’s rated load, which is represented by the load factor graph.
L I N E V I E W
Uses a line graph to plot the load in KW.
L I S T B O X
A window or dialog component, which lists available choices.
L O A D
The amount of electric power delivered or required at any specific point.
L O A D F A C T O R
The percentage difference between the amount used during a specific time period, and the
amount that would have been used if the usage stayed at the highest demand level during
the entire time.
L O C A T I O N
In the E-Mon Energy™ software a location is a collection of recorders/meters. There can be
up to 208 recorders and 1,664 meters per physical location.
L O C A T I O N P A N E L
Where you assign the location numbers and set up profile characteristics.
M
M A N U A L B I L L C Y C L E
Generates a bill(s) by predefining a set of customers and meters that may require an
individual billing statement.
M A X I U M P E R I O D
(1-8) Refers to the Time of Use periods your day may be divided into in your utility rate
structure.
M A X I U M S C H E D U L E
(1-8) Refers to the different seasons that may apply from your rate structure, (i.e. summer
weekdays, winter weekends, etc.) each having different rates.
M E T E R
A meter is a device that measures the customer’s level and volume of energy resources (i.e.
electricity, gas, and water) used.
M E T E R R E G
Indicates that the Meter is delivering pulses to the recorder.
M E T E R R E P O R T
E-Mon Energy Report that saves the results on the status of meters, readings, and flags.
M I D P E A K
The energy or demand rate usually applied during weekday business hours.
M O D E M
Internal or external serial device that supports the transmission and communication via
telephone lines.