PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software
PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software
PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software
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13.2.7.3.1 Load Price<br />
This dialog is used to define the demand price for the electricity tariff. Different entry fields<br />
are activated depending on what form of power measurement is selected, so that<br />
additional specifications can be entered.<br />
Number of Maximums Allowed For<br />
(only for Standard Calculation and Heavy/Light Load Maximums in the Power<br />
Measurement dialog)<br />
Heavy Load:<br />
The number of monthly maximums is entered here. The heavy load peak is calculated from<br />
the average of these monthly maximums. With the standard calculation the heavy load<br />
peak corresponds to the billing load.<br />
Light Load:<br />
(only for Heavy/Light Load Maximums in the Power Measurement dialog)<br />
With power measurement using Heavy/Light Load Maximums, light load maximums are<br />
considered under certain conditions. Here the number of monthly maximums is entered,<br />
from which the light load peak is calculated.<br />
Include Light Load Maximums:<br />
(only for Heavy/Light Load Maximums in the Power Measurement dialog)<br />
This factor describes which percentage of light load additional output is included in the<br />
billing load calculation.<br />
Inflation:<br />
The prices to be entered in this table are base prices that, multiplied with the Inflation,<br />
give the load price per KW. With the Inflation the grid utility company takes the current<br />
energy price and eg. wage increases into account. Normally, only the basic price level is<br />
used in the low voltage range, so that in this case the Inflation is 1.<br />
Pricing by Total kWh:<br />
Instead of giving price bands or price zones for the load price via the billing load, in this<br />
case the load price is given by annual electricity consumption in kWh.<br />
Staggered Consumption Regulation: see Kilowatt-Hour Price<br />
Consumption Zone Regulation: see Kilowatt-Hour Price<br />
Measurement Only During HT Periods: (only for 96 hour measurement in the Power<br />
Measurement dialog)<br />
Corresponds to 96 hour measurement with time zone regulation. Here the output values<br />
during low tariff periods are not included, without changing the 96 hour measurement<br />
periods’ progressive intervals.<br />
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