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felixsemion
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Gen Set Power Consumption

07/27/2009 11:25 PM

I notice below the 6 digit reading there is a label stating "k= 6.75 r/ kwh. What does this means?
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Re: Gen set power consumption meter/ kWh

07/28/2009 3:34 AM

"The meter factor is 6.75 revolutions per kilowatt-hour".

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Re: Gen Set Power Consumption

07/28/2009 9:34 PM

it is the meter factor or usually called the meter calibration constant. it means that in every 6.75 revolutions of the meter disk, it will register 1 kwh. this is also the basis for the testing/verifying of the accuracy of the meter.
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