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<strong>Participant</strong> <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

4. Operational Metering Equipment & AGC<br />

272 The <strong>IESO</strong> may add qualified devices from other manufacturers. Market<br />

participants should contact the <strong>IESO</strong> to get information on the current set of<br />

qualified devices.<br />

273 If the market participant wishes to use more than one meter at a location for the<br />

transmission of real-time data to the <strong>IESO</strong>, the <strong>IESO</strong> requires that the data be<br />

combined to one data concentrator such as an RTU so that only one<br />

telecommunications connection is required. The data from a failed meter or<br />

device must show the Offline and Communication Lost Flags.<br />

274 If ICCP (Inter Control Center Protocol) is used for real-time data transfer to the<br />

<strong>IESO</strong>, the market participants will provide their own ICCP server and software.<br />

Co-ordination with the <strong>IESO</strong> is necessary to establish the communication link<br />

between the market participant and the <strong>IESO</strong> Control Centers.<br />

275 The overall requirements for reliability and performance of the monitoring and<br />

control equipment are specified in Chapter 4 of the “Market Rules”.<br />

4.1.3 Field Instrumentation Standards<br />

276 The field instrumentation standard focuses on overall accuracy of the<br />

measurements being reported to the <strong>IESO</strong>. The accuracy requirement is for an<br />

overall end-to-end measurement error no greater than two percent of full scale.<br />

277 This measurement error is the sum of all the errors in the measurement chain.<br />

Typically the measurement chain is comprised of:<br />

a. primary conversion by potential and/or current transformers;<br />

b. secondary conversion by transducers; and<br />

c. report by the RTU.<br />

278 Any load meter reading must accurately reflect the quantity being measured<br />

regardless of load balance across the phases. For generation, a minimum of 2<br />

metering elements is required.<br />

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