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NEN - NPR-IEC/PAS 62055-41

Electricity metering - Payment metering systems - Part 41: Standard Transfer Specification

inactive, Most Current
Organization: NEN
Publication Date: 1 November 2003
Status: inactive
Page Count: 128
ICS Code (Other insulating fluids): 29.040.99
ICS Code (Electricity supply systems): 91.140.50
ICS Code (IT applications in transport): 35.240.60
scope:

A variety of proprietary electricity dispensers (EDs) and vending systems have been developed. The proprietary systems are however not compatible with each other. This gave rise to a definite need among the major users to move towards standardized solutions in addressing operational problems experienced where various types of ED and vending equipment have to be operated simultaneously. A standard transfer specification (STS) was developed that would allow for the application of EDs from any manufacturer in an electricity sales (vending) system. The STS is specified in sections 6 to 9 of NRS 009-6 and NRS 009-7. Amdt 1 The physical device used to transport the information from the vending system to the ED is referred to as a token. The STS specifies the use of two types token. (see NRS 009-6-8 and NRS 009-6-9), namely the disposable magnetic token and the numeric token. The STS is designed primarily for applications in prepayment electricity sales systems where a secure method for the transfer of purchased electricity units from the credit dispensing unit (CDU) to the ED is required. However, it also caters for the transfer of units of other utility types, for example water or gas.

Document History

NPR-IEC/PAS 62055-41
November 1, 2003
Electricity metering - Payment metering systems - Part 41: Standard Transfer Specification
A variety of proprietary electricity dispensers (EDs) and vending systems have been developed. The proprietary systems are however not compatible with each other. This gave rise to a definite need...

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