INTERACTIVE AND ADVANCED INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEM FOR MEASURING

ELECTRICAL ENERGY (SIIAMEE)

SPECIFICATION
CFE GWH00-09

Errata of 150907 is attached

JANUARY 2015
REVISES AND SUBSITUTES
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P R E F A C E

This specification has been prepared in accordance with the General Basis for Standardization in CFE. The revision
proposal was prepared by the Subdirectorate of Distribution.

The following areas reviewed and approved this specification:

LAPEM MANAGEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MANAGEMENT

SUBDIRECTION OF DISTRIBUTION

This standard document enters into force as of the date indicated below and will be updated and revised based on the
observations derived from its application. Said observations should be sent to the Management of LAPEM, whose
Department of Standardization and Metrology will coordinate the review.

This specification revises and replaces the February 2012 edition and all standardized CFE documents related to the
Interactive System and Advanced Electrical Energy Measurement Structure (SIIAMEE) that have been published.

ING. LUIS JAVI

GERENTE

NOTE: Go into effect on:

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CONTENTS

1 OBJECTIVE ________________________________________________________________________ 1
2 FIELD OF APPLICATION ____________________________________________________________ 1
3 RULES THAT APPLY ____________________________________________________________ 1
4 DEFINITIONS ____________________________________________________________________ 2
4.1 Time Base_________________________________________________________________________ 2
4.2 Calibration _______________________________________________________________________ 2
4.3 Charge ___________________________________________________________________________ 2
4.4 Low Charge _______________________________________________________________________ 3
4.5 Inductive Charge __________________________________________________________________ 3
4.6 Nominal Charge ____________________________________________________________________ 3
4.7 Accuracy Type ____________________________________________________________________ 3
4.8 Meter Type __________________________________________________________________ 3
4.9 Energy Constant (Kh or Ke) _______________________________________________________ 3
4.10 Test Constant (Kt) _____________________________________________________________ 3
4.11 Consumption______________________________________________________________________ 3
4.12 Starting Current____________________________________________________________________ 3
4.13 Maximum Current (Imax) ____________________________________________________________ 3
4.14 Minimum Current (Imin) _____________________________________________________________ 3
4.15 Nominal Charge (Im) ______________________________________________________________ 4
4.16 Slide_________________________________________________________________________________ 4
4.17 Recharge Device___________________________________________________________________ 4
4.18 Harmonic Distortion________________________________________________________________ 4
4.19 Element __________________________________________________________________________ 4
4.20 Active Energy _____________________________________________________________________ 4
4.21 Scalability_________________________________________________________________________ 4
4.22 Accuracy _________________________________________________________________________ 4
4.23 Total Harmonic Distortion Factor or Distortion_________________________________________ 4
4.24 Firmware _________________________________________________________________________ 4
4.25 Form of Meter _______________________________________________________________________ 4
4.26 Interface __________________________________________________________________________ 5

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4.27 Self Contained Meter _____________________________________________________________ 5

4.28 Energy Meter______________________________________________________________________ 5
4.29 Pattern Meter _____________________________________________________________________ 5
4.30 Meter Type “S” (Socket) __________________________________________________________ 5
4.31 Meter for Interactive Meter System ________________________________________________ 5
4.32 Media _______________________________________________________________________________ 5
4.33 N o r m a l M o d e O p e r a t i on________________________________________________________ 5
4.34 Postpaid Mode Operation___________________________________________________________ 5
4.35 Prepaid Mode Operation_____________________________________________________________ 5
4.36 Operation in Energy Only Mode______________________________________________________ 5
4.37 Screen ___________________________________________________________________________ 6
4.38 Error Percentage _________________________________________________________________ 6
4.39 Percent Registration________________________________________________________________ 6
4.40 Acceptance Tests___________________________________________________________________ 6
4.41 Pulse_____________________________________________________________________________ 6
4.42 Access Point ______________________________________________________________________ 6
4.43 Registration _______________________________________________________________________ 6
4.44 Electronic Registration____________________________________________________________ 6
4.45 Repeatability ______________________________________________________________________ 6
4.46 Additional Output ________________________________________________________________ 6
4.47 Advanced Measurement Infrastructure System (AMI) __________________________________ 6
4.48 Interactive Measurement System ____________________________________________________ 7
5 SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS _____________________________________________________ 7
6 CHARACTERISTICS AND GENERAL CONDITIONS ______________________________________ 7
6.1 Interactive Measurement System ____________________________________________________ 7
6.2 Advanced Measurement Infrastructure System ________________________________________ 16
7 OPERATING CONDITIONS ________________________________________________________ 24
8 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS_____________________________________ 24
9 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CONDITIONS ______________________________________________ 24
10 QUALITY CONTROL ____________________________________________________________ 24
10.1 Test Conditions______________________________________________________________________ 25

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10.2 Prototype Tests__________________________________________________________________ 25

10.3 Routine Tests____________________________________________________________________ 37
10.4 On-site tests (Final destination)____________________________________________________ 41
10.5 Field Meter Verification ____________________________________________________________ 41
11 MARKER________________________________________________________________________ 42
11.1 Data Plate_______________________________________________________________________ 42
11.2 Checking the Box ________________________________________________________________ 43
12 PACKING, PACKING, SHIPMENT, TRANSPORTATION, DISCHARGE, RECEPTION STORAGE
AND HANDLING__________________________________________________________________ 44
12.1 Packing _________________________________________________________________________ 44
12.2 Shipping ________________________________________________________________________ 44
13 BIBLIOGRAPHY __________________________________________________________________ 44
14 PARTICULAR CHARACTERISITICS___________________________________________________ 45

APPENDIX A DEFINITION OF THE BARCODE IN MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY _________ 46

APPENDIX B REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERACTION WITH THE SYSTEM INTERFACE
COMMERCIAL OF CFE _________________________________________________________ 48

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1 OBJECTIVE

Establish characteristics, tests and conditions that must meet the needs of the interactive system and advanced
electrical energy measurement infrastructure.

2 FIELD APPLICATION

Applies to the interactive and advanced infrastructure system for measuring energy, electrical, integrated by electric
meters for energy consumption, single-phase, two-phase and three-phase alternating current of accuracy class 2.2
and 0.5 the interface between the control center and the meter, as well as control.

3 RULES THAT APPLY

NOM-008-SCFI-2002 General System of Measurement Units

MNX-D-122-1973 Determination of Corrosion Resistance Properties of Metallic Parts with Coatings, Used in Motor
Vehicles - Salt Fog Method.

Sample for Attribute Inspection - Part 2: Sampling Method, Tables and Graphs.
NMX-Z-012-2-1987
Environmental Testing - Part 2-1: Tests- Test A: Cold.

IEC 60068-2-1-2007 Environmental Testing - Part 2-2: Tests- Test B: Dry Heat.

IEC 60068-2-2-2007 Environmental Testing Test –

Part s- Te2- st5: S a: Simulated Solar Radiation
IEC 60068-2-5-2010 at Ground Level and Guidance for Solar Radiation Testing.

Environmental Teting- Part 2-6: Tests. Test Fc: Vibration

(Sinusoidal).
IEC 60068-2-6-2007
Environmental Tenting – Part 2-6: Tests.
Test Ea anda Guidance:
IEC 600068-2-27-2008 Shock.

Environmental Testing – Part 2-30: Tests – Test Db: Damp

IEC 60068-2-30-2005 Heat Cyclic (12 h + 12 h Cycle).

Environmental Testing – Part 2-75: Tests – Test Eh: Hammer Tests.

IEC 60068-2-75-1997
Degrees of Protection- Part 2-75: Tests- Test Eh: Hammer Tests. Degrees of Protection
IEC 60529-2013
Provided By Enclosures (IP Code).
IEC 60695-2-11-2014
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)–Part 4-2: Testing and Measurement Techniques -
IEC 61000-4-2-2008 Electrostatic Discharge Immunity Test.

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IEC 61000-4-3-2006 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-3: Testing and

Measurement Techniques – Radiated, Radio-Frequency,
Electromagnetic Field Immunity Test.

IEC 61000-4-4-2012 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) –Part 4-4:Testing and

Measurement Techniques - Electrical Fast Transient/Burst
Immunity Test.

IEC 61000-4-5-2014 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-5: Testing and

Measurement Techniques – Surge Immunity Test.

IEC 61000-4-6-2013 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-6: Testing

and Measurement Techniques – Immunity to Conducted
Disturbances, Induced by Radio-Frequency Fields.

IEC 61000-4-12-2006 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-12: Testing and

Measurement Techniques – Ring Wave Immunity Test.

IEC 62052-11-2003 Electricity Metering Equipment (AC) – General Requirements,

Tests and Test Conditions – Part 11: Metering Equipment.

IEC 62053-22-2003 Electricity Metering Equipment (a.c.) – Particular Requirements –

Part 22: Static meters for Active Energy (Classes 0.2 S and 0.5 S) .

ISO/IEC 14443-4-2008 Identification Cards – Contactless Integrated Circuit Cards –

Proximity Cards – Part 4: Transmission Protocol.

NRF-001-CFE-2007 Packaging, Packaging, Shipping, Transportation, Unloading, Receipt

and Storage of Goods Acquired by CFE.

CFE G0000-94-2008 Safety Hoops, Bolt - Padlock and Bolt - Receptacle for
Watthorimeter.

NOTE: In the event that the above documents are reviewed or modified, the edition in force on the date of the call for tender must
be taken into account, unless the CFE indicates otherwise.

4 DEFINITIONS

Some terms that apply to the content of this specification are defined below.

4.1 Time Base

A time system based on the frequency of the line or other reference time source.

4.2 Calibration

Comparison of the indication of the meter under test, against that obtained in a reference standard.

4.3 Charge

It is the electrical power absorbed or transmitted at all times by an electrical installation or by a specific element of
any installation.
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4.4 Low Charge

Test condition of a meter made at nominal voltage, 10% of the nominal current and unit FP.

4.5 Inductive Charge

Test condition of a meter performed at nominal voltage, 100% of the nominal current and FP 0.5 late.

4.6 Nominal Charge

Test condition of a meter made at nominal voltage, 100% of the nominal current and unit FP.

4.7 Accuracy class

The number that indicates, the limits of the percent of permissible error to the reading, for all the values ​of current
described in the table corresponding to unit power factor, when the meter is tested under reference conditions.

4.8 Meter Class

The maximum current in amperes at which the meter must operate continuously.

4.9 Energy Constant (Kh or Ke)

It is the expression of the relationship between the energy applied to the meter and a pulse, expressed in Watthora by
pulse.

4.10 Test Constant (Kt)

A specific Kh determined by the user to perform a test that determines the percent of registration and percent of error
of the meter.

4.11 Consumption

It is the value of the integral of the variable measured with respect to time for any interval.

4.12 Starting Current

It is the minimum value at which the meter must start to integrate the energy in kWh on the screen and / or emit pulses
through the test LED.

4.13 Maximum Current (Imax)

It is the maximum value of the current marked on the data plate, which the meter supports in a permanent regime, and
which must meet the accuracy requirements of this specification; This value is normally equal to the class current and
is usually written in parentheses.

4.14 Minimum Current (Imin)

It is the minimum value of current that the meter admits in permanent regime and that must satisfy the requirements of
accuracy of this specification.

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4.15 Nominal Current (In)

It is the value of the current marked on the data plate, used for meter adjustment and calibration, and must meet the
accuracy requirements of this specification.

4.16 Sliding

Continuous accumulation of energy in a meter applying only the voltage.

4.17 Recharge Device

Proximity device or two-way contact or remote medium, whose purpose is to store information and transport it from
the meter to the access point of the interactive measurement system and vice versa, as well as reconfigure the meter
programming.

4.18 Harmonic Distortion

Mathematical representation of wave distortion

sine. 4.19 Element

It is the combination of sensed voltage and input current signals, resulting in the output being proportional to the
measured quantities. If one input signal is voltage and the other input signal is current, then the output is power. The
term element is also referred to as a stator.

4.20 Active Energy

It is the integral of the active power with respect to time.

4.21 Scalability

It consists of the modification or extension of software in order to update the existing version and / or the modification or
extension of hardware to increase the functions.

4.22 Accuracy

Meter's ability to give indications close to the true value of the measured quantity.

4.23 Total Harmonic Distortion or Distortion Factor (T.H.D.)

It is the ratio of the quadratic mean root of the harmonic content excluding the fundamental, to the quadratic mean
root of the fundamental quantity (voltage or current), expressed as a percentage.

4.24 Firmware

Control program stored in a read-only memory (ROM), considered to be an integral part of an electronic device, which
cannot be changed from its operating environment.

4.25 Meter Shape

It is the alphanumeric designation, denoting the arrangement of the circuit for which the meter is applicable and its
specific arrangement of terminals.

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4.26 Interface

The means to transmit information or records between the meter and peripheral equipment

4.27 Self Contained Meter

Meter in which the terminals are arranged to connect directly to the circuit being measured, without the use of external
instrument transformers.

4.28 Energy Meter

It is the one that measures and records the integral of the active power with respect to the time of the circuit to which it
is connected. The unit of measurement is the Watthora kilo.

4.29 Pattern Meter

It is used as a reference, whose values a

​ re taken as the basis for determining the percent error of an energy meter
under test.

4.30 Meter Type “S” (Socket)

Meter that has bayonet type terminals arranged on its back, to be inserted into the jaws of a plug base.

4.31 Meter for Interactive Measurement System

Energy meter with capacity for configuration, storage of parameters and events related to the supply of the electric
power service, as well as functions of connection and disconnection of the service.

4.32 Media

Interface of the equipment with other devices and / or with the operator, to have remote communication.

4.33 Operation in Normal Mode

Meter operation mode to display the corresponding energy values ​and alarms on the screen.

4.34 Operation in Postpaid Mode

The meter records the consumption of the calendar month, which must be “read” by the user through the recharging
device and presented at the point of sale or internet to make the payment.

4.35 Prepaid Mode Operation

The meter has the ability to load “balance” previously purchased through a refill device.

4.36 Operation in Energy Only Mode

The meter only shows the energy accumulated in the “display” and the recharge device reader module is disabled.

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4.37 Screen

Means to present visually, the amount measured or calculated; or any other information.

4.38 Percent of Error

The difference between the percent of registration and 100%.

4.39 Percent Registration

It is the ratio of the meter's record to the true value of the quantity measured in a specific time, expressed as a
percentage.

4.40 Acceptance Tests

Tests to demonstrate the conformity of the meter, with the requirements of CFE.

4.41 Pulse

Change of state of an electrical signal that manifests an event or information.

4.42 Access Point

Access point to the interactive measurement system to acquire energy through the recharging device.

4.43 Registration

The amount of electrical energy recorded by the meter.

4.44 Electronic record

An electronic circuit where data is stored for display or data recovery through an interface.

4.45 Repeatability

Measured values ​expressed in terms of standard deviation.

4.46 Additional Outputs

Duplication of integrated parameters or 0 of time signals, through solid-state or mercury relay contacts, type A (KY) or
C (KYZ); which change state at a frequency proportional to the corresponding variable. For end-of-interval output, a
contact closure with duration of 0.3 s to 30 s is provided for each demand sub-interval.

4.47 Advanced Measurement Infrastructure System (AMI)

Set of meters, communication equipment, servers and programs, which allow at least the following functions:

a) Measure the parameters of electric power for billing and / or analysis purposes.

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b) Record events related to energy use and fraud detection.

c) Obtain the measurements and records of the meter remotely.

d) Have two-way communication between the meters and the company's control center.

e) Perform remotely, when required, the connection / disconnection of the supply.

4.48 Interactive Measurement System

Administration and control system for self-management meters

5 SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

FP

Power factor

AMI

Advanced measurement infrastructure system.

SiCom

Commercial system of CFE.

Vn

Nominal tension

rcm

Mean square root.

6 CHARACTERISTICS AND GENERAL CONDITIONS

This section describes the characteristics, general conditions and particularities that must be covered by meters for
interactive measurement systems and meters for advanced measurement infrastructure systems.

The units of measurement used in this specification are based on the NOM-008-SCFI standard.

6.1 Interactive Measurement Systems

The schematic diagram of the system is shown in Figure 1.

6.1.1 Meter Characteristics

a) It must be solid state, type "S" (socket), self-contained, with one, two or three elements,
with liquid crystal display, accuracy class 0.2 or 0.5.

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b) The dimensions must be according to figures 2, 3A, 3B and 4, the shapes and connections 1S, 12S
and 16S, according to figures 5, 6 and 7.

c) The dimensions of the screen according to the dimensions of the digits, so that it shows them fully
uncovered. The display must have appropriate conditions to allow its reading in full without
interference in the visual line of any component of the meter.

d) The minimum height of the digits must be 7.62 mm, with a vertical and horizontal visual angle of ± 15
° and ± 10 ° respectively, from the center of the screen (display). The condition of displaying the
screen up to a distance of 2 m outside and in daylight.

e) The displayed ones must have an indication of the variable and dimension (V, A, W among others) of
the value shown.

f) The parameters shown on the screen must be programmable and the number of digits required after
the comma or decimal point must be selectable. This setting applies to the memory records of the
measurement variables.

g) In hourly rates, when established in Particular Characteristics:

- these must be programmable to display on the screen: the consumption parameters and partial
and total demands of at least 4 tariffs and 4 stations,

- these must be programmable to display: readings at the time of the last reset ”and readings from
the previous station.

h) With an infrared “LED” to perform the accuracy test (calibration), the frequency of which is based on
the test Kt.

i) The data plate must contain the information indicated in point 11.1 and must be authorized by the
user area prior to the delivery of the meters.

j) Provided with ANSI type 2 optical port, which should not have interference with solar rays.

k) Polycarbonate, acrylic or lexan cover. The supplier must submit a report of weathering or solar
radiation tests carried out on the roofs, either with an ultraviolet lamp or Xenon lamp, in which the
change in color is evaluated by means of the parameters L *, a * and b * of the “CIELAB” method,
cycle 2 with 1 000 h of exposure, according to bibliographic references [8] and [9] of this specification.
Covers must meet the following values:

DL≤2 Da≤2
Db≤8

l) The test current must be 15 A or 30 A.

m) The maximum or class current must be 100 A or 200 A.

n) The voltage must be 120 V or autorange 120 V - 480 V.

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o) The frequency must be 60 Hz.

p) The screen must have a means to visually indicate the direction of energy flow.

q) The meter must allow the seal to be placed between the base and the cover ring. It must be
delivered with a serial security seal, marked with alphanumeric characters provided by CFE, in
accordance with the provisions of Appendix A. The seal must also have a barcode in accordance
with the provisions of Appendix A.

r) The meter must be delivered with a double-tongue safety ring to fix the meter to the plug base, or
with a safety ring for the bolt-receptacle as well as the bolt-receptacle, which comply with the CFE
G0000-94 specification, as indicated in Particular Characteristics.

s) The measured quantities must be indicated on the screen with at least 5 digits, configurable for each
quantity.

t) Designations of the typical form. The designations of the typical form of the meters are indicated in
Table 1.

u) Ability to register energies in a bidirectional way, as established in Particular

Characteristics, configurable for the following options:

- record of energy received and record of energy delivered or

- integration of energy as delivered to the client, regardless of the direction in which it

flows.

v) The meter should automatically perform the screen segment test and fault diagnosis.

w) The meter must be fully operational within 10 s after being energized.

x) Operating temperature from -20 ° C to 70 ° C.

y) Provided with a real time clock with a quartz crystal, with a maximum acceptable error of ± 30 ppm
for every 30 days.

z) The meter must carry out a self-diagnosis test of the primary functions and be provided with an
alarm indicating the failure of any of its components.

aa) Ability to place the meter in test mode either by software or hardware; performing the test without
disconnecting the signals from the meter, without loss and without modification of the accumulated
and recorded values i​ n operation.

bb) Change your time automatically according to the official time zones, which must be configurable.

cc) Time synchronization through the optical port or by other means.

dd) Total reset of the configuration via the optical port or by other means.

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ee) The interfaces developed to allow the interaction of CFE systems with the
computerized management system must comply with Appendix B.

ff) The disconnection / reconnection device which must include the meter for each of the
phases, must have an interruptive capacity of at least the current of class (100 A or 200 A), without
the presence of an electric arc that could damage the meter itself or the devices adjacent to it,
must be able to perform a minimum of 10,000 operations with load during its useful life.

gg) The meter must be designed in modular sections in such a way that it allows scalability.

hh) The parameters shown on the screen should be:

- accumulated values:

. kWh (accumulated consumption and monthly consumption),

. kvarh if set to Particular Characteristics

. maximum monthly demand kW (previous and current month)

. number of disconnections

. current balance in kWh (for prepaid mode).

- instant values:

. active power (W),

. reactive power (var),

. tension (V) ,

. amperage (A) ,

. frequency (Hz) ,

. power factor (indicating if it is capacitive or inductive.

- other:

. segment test,

. date and time,

. cutting device status (connected, disconnected or suspended),

. successful or failed transaction message when downloading or paying,

alarms, both on screen and "LED", for:

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. low balance,

. disconnection by scheduled cutoff date,

. disconnection due to lack of balance,

. disconnection for exceeding the programmed demand,

. voltage shutdown higher than programmed,

. voltage disconnection lower than programmed,

. by next cut-off date, after the date of freezing.

ii) If the meter is in operation, you must disconnect the supply if it is removed from its base. In this
case, reconnection can only be carried out through the optical port. If the meter is in test mode, it
must not be disconnected from the supply if it is removed from its base. After 30 min of remaining
the meter in test mode, you should automatically return to normal operation mode.

jj) The meter must be able to perform the following functions:

- operate in prepaid or postpaid or energy only mode,

- keep the accounting of a balance, defined in kWh, and act without the need for external
orders, based on the amount available in that balance,

- recognize and read a recharge device when it is associated with the meter itself, ignoring
recharge devices that are not associated with it,

- Accept discrete amounts of balance by customer choice (partial download steps). These steps
must be configurable,

- disconnect the service due to lack of energy balance (kWh),

- disconnect the service due to non-payment on a scheduled date,

- disconnect and connect the service at will of the customer through the recharging device,

- disconnect the service by exceeding the maximum programmed demand (kW),

- disconnect the service when the voltage is lower or higher than the programmed cut-off limits,
and restore the service when the voltage returns to the normal operating limits. Both limits
must be configurable,

- connect the service by restitution of the energy balance (kWh), by payment of consumed
energy, and return to the maximum programmed demand limit (kW),

- in meters configured with the postpaid mode, retain in memory the monthly reading or
consumption (freezing of readings or consumptions) on the calendar day of the month that the
meter is programmed for this function and present an alarm by next cut-off date, later at the
date of freezing,

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- keep the accounting of a balance, defined in kWh by the meter, and perform a revaluation by
equivalence by change of season. The period of the station must be configurable,

- include a self-diagnosis system of the primary functions and be provided with an alarm
indicating failure of any of its components or modules.

kk) The meter must be able to record at least 30 of each of the following parameters
and events, with date and time of occurrence:

- active energy consumption,

- reactive energy consumption, if set out in Particular Characteristics,

- maximum demand in kW, for the previous month and for the current month,

- current balance kWh,

- number of meter positions inverted,

- disconnection due to lack of balance,

- balance reset connection,

- disconnection and connection at will of the client,

- interruptions due to power failure, and restoration when normal supply conditions return,

- disconnection due to exceeding the maximum programmed demand and reconnection by the
customer, with recharging device,

- disconnection made by removing the meter from its base,

- disconnection due to non-payment upon arrival at the scheduled cut-off date and
reconnection to the payment of the energy consumed,

- disconnection when the voltage is lower or higher than the programmed cut-off limits, and
restoration of the service when the voltage returns to the normal operating limits,

- report of faults in the meter detected in the self-diagnosis,

- balance recharge events to the meter,

- amount of refills in kWh,

- position reversals and the reverse flow of energy.

ll) Non volatile memory In the absence of power the meter must be able to maintain
The following conditions:

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- all measurement records,

- all recorded events,

- the programming parameters,

- the programming of the different screens,

- sequence of readings on the screen,

- the calibrations and adjustments of the meter, permanently.

6.1.2 Management system

It consists of the necessary software for programming, operation, reading, configuration, collection and billing of the
self-management of the meter (prepaid and post-paid) according to the current rates of CFE or similar and must be
configurable; via a computer (lap top or hand held), with a PC or server compatible operating system.

The management system must be designed in modular sections in a way that allows scalability.

6.1.2.1 Program Conditions

System requirements (software) include the following characteristics:

a) For the metrology part.

- operate on a compatible personal computer under MS windows operating system: XP, vista and
version 7 (window based graphic system),

- provide the format of the files containing the databases created by the system at the PC level,

- program and read operating parameters according to the type of meter by manual terminal and
personal computer, to give selective access: readings, date and time update, suspension,
reconnection and restoration of demands,

- Meter on-site programming and accuracy and functional tests.

b) For the self-management part.

- maintain and manage the database received from the points of sale through a flat file and
“webservices”,

- interact with the commercial system database (SiCom) and the service request control
system (SiCoSS),

. sending the commercial information of the database,

. receiving requests for new supplies, permanent user registration (RPU), low supplies,
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. Receive a link file between the meter's factory data and the meter's CFE data.

- replacement of the last sale of energy due to loss of the recharging device,

- issue duplicates of the lost or damaged recharge device.

6.1.2.2 Reports

Reports of exploitation of current and / or historical data for specific periods of:

a) Readings recorded in each recharge and payments and date thereof.

b) Meter event report by period, by customer or by group of customers.

c) Report of maximum and minimum tensions by period, by date and time by client or by group of
clients.

d) Reports of the events indicated in subsection ll) of section 6.1.1.

e) By customer, by customer group, and by point of sale:

- number of refills and payments,

- days between refills,

- amounts recharged,

- amount of replacement of the recharging device,

- monthly consumption.

f) Sales report by point of sale.

g) History of consumption.

h) History of demands.

6.1.2.3 Outputs

Outputs to other commercial packages of all data:

a) In spreadsheet format.

b) ASCII Format

c) Optional database (Oracle, Informix, MySQL).

d) Flat files.

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6.1.2.4 Reading Programs Module

The set of reading and programming instructions (software) must have a module compatible with a portable personal
computer and a manual terminal and reside in them, for field operation.

6.1.2.5 System operation

The system must allow the operation of 3,000 points of sale simultaneously and concurrently. It must have the
capacity to operate at least 4 million Watthorimeters per distribution division in CFE, without the need for additional
software or hardware.

6.1.2.6 Storage

The system must be able to store at least 24 months of all the records of each of the meters.

6.1.2.7 Points of sale

The system must be able to interact with points of sale, which are places where the customer can recharge the device
and deposit the information recorded by the meter. The points of sale will consist of hardware and software. These
points of sale can be located in CFE facilities, so the communication between the system and the points of sale will be
done online or through flat files.

6.1.2.8 Backing

The system must have at least one peripheral device commonly used to store the information in the database in
magnetic media. This allows that in case the system suffers damage in its database, the recovery of the information
available on the mentioned devices is guaranteed. This last action is called "the ability to retrieve information from
external backups."

6.1.3 Recharging device

You must be able to perform the following minimum functions:

a) Mutual recognition with the associated meter.

b) Store information and transport it from the meter to the point of sale and vice versa.

c) Obtain the information recorded in the associated meter, indicated in subsection a) of point 6.1.1,
including the date on which said data was read from the meter.

d) Transfer the information obtained to the system, either at the access point or at the charging points.

e) Record information of acquired balances.

f) Transfer the information of acquired balances to the meter.

g) Carry out the reconfiguration of the meter.

- obtain from the system, programs to reconfigure the meter,

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- transfer the information obtained to the associated meter.

h) Perform the disconnection / connection at the user's discretion.

- transfer the instruction to disconnect the power supply to the meter,

- transfer the instruction to connect the power supply to the meter.

i) Security.

- the information contained in the device must be encrypted,

- The device must have at least four security measures to prevent counterfeiting.

j) Manufacturing characteristics of the recharging device: If it is an approach radiofrequency device, it

must comply with ISO / IEC 14443-4 for contactless communications. If it is an ANSI Type 2 port
recharge device, it must comply with the ANSI C12.18-2006 specification protocol. If it is a device
with a different technology than those indicated, it must comply with international standards.

6.1.4 Reader / writer of the recharging device

If the proposed system for the recharging device is radio frequency devices, this approach must comply with the ISO /
IEC 14443-4 standard and any reader-recorder available on the market can be used with this technology. If the
proposed System for the recharge device is a recharge device via ANSI Type 2 port, it must comply with the ANSI
C12.18-2006 specification protocol. If it is a device with a different technology than those indicated, it must comply
with international standards.

6.2 Advanced Measurement Infrastructure Systems

The schematic diagram of the system is shown in Figure 8

The advanced measurement infrastructure system, which will be referred to as “the AMI system”, is made up of a
series of meters, a control center and their respective peripheral communication equipment, which must be supplied
and, if indicates in Particular Characteristics, to install, in the electrical network and in a certain number of supplies
provided by CFE in a specific geographical sector.

The meters to be supplied are classified according to the rates invoiced by CFE, or to the distribution transformers
that are part of the AMI system.

For the design of an AMI system, CFE indicates the characteristics of the power transformers and medium voltage
circuits that feed the supply group. In the same way, it breaks down the supplies by type of measurement and by their
concentration.

The complete AMI system, once installed, must allow the same control center and media:

a) The acquisition of readings, alarms and recorded parameters of all AMI system meters is carried out
remotely.

b) The connection and disconnection of the meters indicated in Particular Characteristics is done
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The AMI system must include the incorporation of smart grid elements based on components of advanced distribution
network infrastructure (AGI). You must show at least, through brochures, current elements compatible with the smart
grid.

6.2.1 Characteristics of the meters

a) The meter must be solid state, type "S" (socket), self-contained or connected through instrument
transformers, with one, two or three elements, with liquid crystal display.

b) Accuracy class 0.2 or 0.5.

c) The dimensions must be according to figures 2, 3A, 3B and 4, the shapes and connections 1S, 12S,
9S and 16S, according to figures 5, 6 and 7.

d) The dimensions of the screen according to the dimensions of the digits, so that it shows them fully
discovered. The display must have appropriate conditions to allow its reading in full without
interference in the visual line of any component of the meter.

e) The minimum height of the digits must be 7.62 mm (0.300 inches), with a vertical and horizontal
visual angle of ± 15 ° and ± 10 ° respectively, from the center of the screen (display). The condition
of displaying the screen up to a distance of 2 m outside and in daylight.

f) The displayed ones must have indication of the variable and dimension (examples: V, A, W among
others) of the value shown.

g) The parameters shown on the screen must be programmable to be presented in units or kilos and
be able to select the number of digits required after the comma or decimal point. This configuration
will apply to the memory records of the measurement variables and only for 9S and 16S forms
meters.

h) The parameters shown on the screen must be:

- for class 100 and class 200 meters:

. energy received and delivered (kWh),

. reactive energy (kvarh),

. demand (W).

for class 20 meters:

. energy received and delivered (kWh and kvarh),

. demand (W and var),

. optionally, instantaneous values r​ cm (V, A, W, var, VA, FP, Hz).

i) In hourly rates, when established in Particular Characteristics.

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- These must be programmable to display: the consumption parameters and partial and total
demands of 3 or 4 different quotas authorized for the rates (as indicated in Particular
Characteristics), 4 different days of the week, 4 different periods, 4 seasons and seasonal
schedule,

- These must be programmable to display: readings at the time of the last reset and readings
from the previous station.

j) -The data plate must contain the information indicated in point 11.1 of this specification and must be
authorized by the user area, prior to the delivery of the meters.
k) With an infrared “LED” to perform the accuracy test (calibration), the frequency of which is based on
the test Kt.

l) Provided with ANSI type 2 optical port, which should not have interference with solar rays.

m) Polycarbonate, acrylic, or lexan cover. The supplier must submit a report of weathering or solar
radiation tests on the roofs, either with an ultraviolet lamp or a xenon lamp, in which the change in
color is evaluated by means of the parameters L *, a * and b * of the “CIELAB” method, cycle 2 with
1 000 h of exposure according to bibliographic references [8] and [9] of this specification. Covers
must meet the following values:

DL≤2 Da≤2 Db≤8

n) The test current must be 2.5 A, 15 A or 30 A.

o) The maximum or class current must be 20 A, 100 A or 200 A.

p) The voltage must be 120 V or autorange 120 V - 480 V.

q) The frequency must be 60 Hz.

r) The 9S and 16S forms meters must have the ability to measure correctly, regardless of whether the
supply has a star or delta configuration.

s) The screen must have a means to visually indicate the direction of energy flow.

t) The meter must allow the seal to be placed between the base and the cover ring. It must be
delivered with a serial security seal, marked with alphanumeric characters provided by CFE, in
accordance with the provisions of Appendix A. The seal must also have a barcode in accordance
with the provisions of Appendix A.

u) The meter must be delivered with a double-tongue safety ring to fix the meter to the plug base, or
with a safety ring for bolt-receptacle as well as the bolt-receptacle, as indicated in Particular
Characteristics, which comply with The CFE G0000-94 specification.

v) The measured quantities must be indicated on the screen with at least 5 digits for forms 1S and
12S, and at least 6 digits for forms 16S and 9S.

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w) Designations of the typical form. The designations of the typical form of the meters are indicated in
table 2.

x) In the absence of food must be able to maintain the following conditions:

- the calibrations and adjustments of the meter, permanently,

- the programming parameters,

- all measurement records.

y) Ability to register energies in a bidirectional way, configurable on site or remotely, as established in

Particular Characteristics, for the following options:

- record of energy received and record of energy delivered,

- integration of energy as delivered to the client, regardless of the direction in which it

flows.

z) The meter should automatically perform the screen segment test and fault diagnosis.

aa) The meter must work fully within 10 seconds after being energized.

bb) Operating temperature from -20 ° C to 70 ° C.

cc) Provided with a real time clock with a quartz crystal, with a maximum acceptable error of
+/- 30 ppm for evert 30 days.

dd) The meter must perform a self-diagnosis test of the primary functions and be
provided with alarm indicating failure of any of its components.

ee) The 9S and 16S form meters must be able to place the meter in test mode either by software or
hardware; performing the test without disconnecting the signals from the meter, without loss and
without modification of the accumulated and recorded values ​in operation.

ff) Change your time automatically according to the official time of the United
Mexican States for the start and end of daylight saving time in its different time
uses, which must be configurable.

gg) Time synchronization through the optical port or by other means.

hh) Total reset of the configuration through the optical port or by other means, on site and / or
remotely, as indicated in Particular Characteristics.

ii) Ability to report alarms to the system by:

- reverse flow of energy with respect to normal flow, no later than 1 h after the event occurred,

- fatal meter errors, no later than 1 h after the event occurred,

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- absence of tension, at the moment they happen,

- restoration of tension, at the moment they happen,

- when the voltage exceeds the value of 110% with respect to the value of the nominal voltage of
the network, at the moment they occur,

- when the voltage is lower than the value of 90% with respect to the value of the nominal voltage
of the network, at the moment they happen.

jj) Ability to reset readings at zero and operate the cutting devices, both on site.

kk) Ability to be scheduled and read your records on site.

ll) Ability to be programmed and read your records remotely.

mm) Ability to update your firmware remotely.

nn) Bi-directional remote communication capability, through internal modem.

oo) Ability to give access remotely, through communication keys with encryption of at least 128 bits, at
any time, from the data management system.

pp) The meter must have the ability to receive and execute, on a scheduled basis and upon request,
connection and disconnection instructions.

qq) Proprietary software must be included for meter configuration.

rr) For 16S and 9S forms meters, they must be programmable for each end of the month and season
to perform a demand reset, retaining in memory the hourly rate readings (freeze readings), for
access both on the screen and through the software owner.

ss) Forms 1S and 12S must have:

- fifteenth minute kWh load profile,

- demand recording capacity in 15 min intervals,

- registration of active energy consumption for each rate.

tt) The 16S and 9S forms meters must have:

- kWh and kvarh cincominutal load profile,

- demand recording capacity in 15 min intervals with 5 min subintervals,

- registration of active and reactive energy consumption for each tariff,

- device for demand restart.

uu) Minimum storage capacity (35 days), based on the two previous paragraphs.

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vv) With non-volatile memory to store programming, configuration and hourly rates.

ww) Active and reactive energy consumption for each rate.

xx) Total values b

​ y rate and total totals.

yy) Compatible with portable personal computer.

zz) As part of the equipment, the software for programming and interrogation of the current and frozen
values ​of hourly rates must be provided via the optical port, using a portable (hand held) terminal
and / or a “lap top”. The recording of the information must be of the open type, providing the
recording format and the communications protocol. Also, provide the format of the files that contain
the data created by the system at the level of the portable terminal (hand held) and / or the “lap
top”.

aaa) When the power supply to the meter is lost, it must be able to
to maintain its calibration, adjustments and programming indefinitely. When the power is restored,
the meter must be able to re-operate normally, on its own, without the need for reset by the system
administrator.

bbb) The form 1S, 12S and 16S meters must invariably have a device
Disconnection / reconnection of the supply, for each of the phases. If indicated in Particular
Characteristics, 16S form meters can be requested without disconnecting / reconnecting device
from the supply. The disconnect / reconnect device must be located inside the meter. Form 9S
meters will not have an internal supply disconnect / reconnect device.

ccc) The disconnecting / reconnecting device must have an interruptive capacity of at least the
Meter class current (100 A or 200 A), without the presence of an electric arc that could damage the
meter itself or the devices adjacent to it. Must be able to perform a minimum of 10,000 operations
with load during its useful life.

6.2.2 Communications

The communication between the system components consists of all hardware devices, software programs and
communication protocols, necessary to carry out the transmission and reception of data and commands, between the
components of the Advanced Measurement Infrastructure System (AMI). The transmission of information between the
different components of the system must comply with the requirements indicated:

a) The technology to be used may be any (with the exceptions established in subsection h) of point
6.2.2, provided that the requirements of this specification are covered and what must be
established in Particular Characteristics.

b) It must include the permits, licenses and, where appropriate, monthly income, of the
communications between the components of the AMI system, for the period of time established in
Particular Characteristics, as from its commissioning.

c) In the case of solutions that use radiofrequency, the current certificates of the equipment must be
included before COFETEL.

d) The technical description of the type of technology used for communications in each of the system
components, including:
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- communications protocols,

- frequency ranges to be used,

- if the frequencies are free to use or if permits must be requested from the competent
communications authority for authorization of their use.

e) Plans and diagrams of the system design, both electrical, control, protections and communications,
on paper and in electronic files must be included.

f) A detailed description of the equipment and systems that make up the AMI system must be
included, as well as its operation.

g) If a third-party data transfer system is required for the operation of the system, the name of the third
party must be indicated, as well as the technical and economic conditions of the contracts that would
have to be concluded with said company.

h) The use of GPRS cellular, GSM cellular or public switched telephone network technologies will be
subject to the approval of CFE, based on the analysis that it carries out to determine the technical and
economic feasibility. Advanced measurement infrastructure systems consisting of individual
communications meter-control center are not accepted, unless indicated in Particular Characteristics.

i) There must be communication between the meter and the control center, even if the meter is
installed anywhere inside the service building whose electrical energy consumption is being
measured.

j) It must be indicated what happens with the communications if any configuration change is made in
the electrical network in which the communications network is installed.

k) For the equipment that is part of the communication between the system components and that must
be connected in the power grid and in the substations, the following must be included:

- description of the equipment,

- electrical characteristics of the equipment and components (voltage level at which they
operate, class and level of insulation, operating frequency, electric power consumption,
weight in kilograms, dimensions),
- corresponding laboratory tests,
- connection diagrams, electrical and schematic,
- assembly details (if there are several options, mention them all).

l) The communications technology used must allow the information transmitted to be secure, reliable
and cannot be modified. Also, the data transmission must be shielded, so that it is not altered by any
other communications device.

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m) Communication between the system components must allow a minimum availability of 98% in all its
parts. The communication statistics between system components must be performed by each
manufacturer's system and provided to CFE. The manufacturer must indicate to CFE the way in
which its system reports the availability information.

n) CFE may make available to the provider its intranet network, which, together with the characteristics
of the connection and scope of the supply, is specified in Particular Characteristics.

o) All communications equipment additional to the meter, required for the operation of the system must
have clearly marked the serial number assigned by the manufacturer and a barcode format 39 or
format 128 with that number.

6.2.3.2 The computerized management system (GIS) must

a) To be able to support the access of at least 20 operators simultaneously, as well as to optimally

guarantee its operation.

b) Be able to store data from readings, alarms and meter events for at least 2 years online.

c) Have automatic backup mechanisms and recovery of stored information.

d) It must support structured query language (SQL).

e) Be able to have security levels (password) for data protection.

f) Issue reports, with output for screen, printer and magnetic media containing the values ​of energy
consumed in each of the intervals. This profile is for sampling and any meter can be selected.

g) Be able to save profiles online for all meters, for a minimum period of two years, at 15 min intervals.

h) Be able to provide a report.

i) Be able to provide a status report of meter failures.

j) Be able to manage a minimum of 200,000 meters without the need for additional software.

k) In the event of an interruption of the power supply, the GIS must be automatically restarted and
fully operational within a maximum period of 15 min after the power supply has resumed.

l) Have the ability to automatically change the seasonal schedule and manage different time zones.

m) Be able to provide the following reports:

- readings taken by daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, bimonthly and annual periods,

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- readings that could not be acquired and statistics of occasions in which they could not be
acquired,

- meter fault status report,

- number of voltage interruptions of each of the meters.

n) Be compatible and able to incorporate, through the network of electricity meters, water and gas
meter readings. It must show at least, current compatible elements for water and gas.

o) For the alarms mentioned in subparagraph ii) of point 6.2.1, the way in which the GIS operates is
clearly specified, both when individual alarms are presented in dispersed services and when
multiple simultaneous alarms from multiple meters are presented. which are grouped in the same
distribution network in medium or low voltage. You must indicate what percentage of the alarms
and how long it is possible for the GIS to notify them.

p) Capable of performing energy balances that allow comparing the energy flowing through the
distribution transformers located within the AMI system, against the energy recorded by the low
voltage service meters that are powered by each of these transformers.

7 CONDITIONS OF OPERACIÓN

a) The operating temperature is from -20 ° C to 70 ° C.

b) The voltage must be 120 V or autorange 120 V - 480 V.

c) The frequency must be 60 Hz.

8 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS

Does not apply.

9 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CONDITIONS

Does not apply.

10 QUALITY CONTROL

The manufacturer must request the evaluation of its design by means of prototype tests, and perform the routine tests
of its supplies, being the responsibility of the LAPEM to verify the above.

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Meters must comply with the prototype tests established in IEC 62052-11 and IEC 62053-22 standards, applying their
criteria and general test procedures and adjusting to the reference values a
​ nd tolerances indicated in the tables of this
specification.
According to the manufacturer, one of the following sample sizes and acceptance criteria is chosen, taken from a
manufacturing lot greater than 50 meters:

a) From 3 to 5 meters must be subject to all tests and comply with all the values s​ pecified therein.

b) For 9 meters (3 groups of 3), the total of the tests must be covered by the three groups and must
comply with all the values ​specified therein.

Meters must also be evaluated by routine tests and acceptance tests. Before starting the prototype tests, the supplier
must have the plans approved by the user area. You must also obtain approval from the user area of ​the meter data
plates.

10.1 Test Conditions

The meter must be stabilized at room temperature before testing and placed on a firm and vibration-free test table. All
alternating current tests must be performed with the reference conditions indicated in table 3.

10.2 Prototype tests

10.2.1 Dielectric tests

10.2.1.1 Meter impulse tests

The test must be carried out in accordance with IEC 62052-11, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in non-operating conditions.

b) The peak value must be 6 kV.

c) 10 positive impulses and 10 negative impulses.

d) Minimum time between pulses 3 s.

e) After the impulse tests, the meter must not present any damage or changes in the information and
must operate correctly.

10.2.1.2 Applied potential test

The test must be carried out in accordance with IEC 62053-22, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in non-operating conditions.

b) The inputs and outputs of the meter circuits in short circuit.

c) Test voltage = 2,500 V rcm, 60 Hz, 1 min, from short to ground

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10.2.2 Accuracy requirements

10.2.2.1 Accuracy requirements

The test must be carried out in accordance with IEC 62053-22. The meter constant must be such that the relationship
between the pattern output test and the indication on the screen complies with what is marked on the meter cover.

10.2.2.2 Starting current

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in operating conditions.

b) The meter is energized with Vn, unit FP and a current value according to table 4.

c) The meter must begin to integrate pulses in mass memory or kWh on the screen.

This test is carried out with a suitable Ke value to integrate a minimum of 1 pulse in memory and its equivalent in kWh
on the screen.

10.2.2.3 Sliding

The test should be executed in accordance with the rule IEC 62053-22, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in conditions for operation.

b) The meter is energized with 115 % of the Vn or 115 % of the Vmáx. and FP
unitary.

c) No load in the current circuits.

The meter should not record a pulse in a time of 10 minutes and if it does register it, there should not be
an additional pulse within those next 20 minutes.

10.2.2.4 Evidence of influence amounts

The test should be carried out according to rule IEC 62053-22.

The limits of error percentages in each of the meter variables must be checked according to the intervals indicated in
Table 5 of this specification.

10.2.2.5 Ambient temperature coefficient test

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22, and must not exceed the limits given in Table 6.

The average temperature coefficient must be determined for the entire operating range (-20 ºC to 70 ºC). The test
temperatures to determine the temperature coefficient are: -20 ºC, 0 ºC, 15 ºC, 25 ºC, 35 ºC, 50 ºC, 60 ºC and 70 ºC.
For each of the temperatures, they must be stabilized 2 hours before testing.

The temperature coefficient of the current tests indicated in table 6 is determined.

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10.2.2.6 Accuracy test in the presence of harmonics

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22, under the following conditions:

a) Fundamental current I1 = 0.5 Imax.

b) Fundamental tension V1=Vn.

c) Factor of power= 1.

d) 5th harmonic content in voltage V5 = 10% Vn

e) 5th harmonic content in current I5 = 40% of the fundamental current.

f) Harmonic power factor 1.0.

g) The fundamental and harmonic voltage must be in phase crossing from positive to zero.

h) The harmonic power of the 5th harmonic P5 = 0.1 V1 x 0.4 I1 = 0.04 P1 or total active power = 1.04
P1 (fundamental + harmonics).

10.2.2.7 Subharmonic influence test

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22, under the following conditions:

a) The subharmonic influence test must be done with the circuits shown in the figure
9 set at 60 Hz or with other equipment available to generate the required waveforms.

The error variation when the meter is subject to the waveform tests given in the figures and when the reference
waveform is subject, should not exceed the limits of variation in Table 3.

10.2.2.8 Accuracy test

In each of the current ranges indicated in Tables 7, 8 and 9 of this specification, compliance with the error percentage
limits established in Tables 10 to 14 must be monitored for each of the variables of the gauges

Any of these measurements are made with standards with a precision ratio of 4 to 1.

10.2.3 Electronic tests

During and after each interference test, the meter must be free of

damage.

10.2.3.1 Meter losses

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22, under the following
terms:

a) The meter in operating conditions.

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b) The meter must be energized with Vn and In.

c) Measure the current that circulates in the tension in the

circuits of tension.

d) Measure the drop in tension in the current

circuits
Loss limits are shown in table 15.

10.2.3.2 Test of power supply interruptions

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11

It must be verified by means of software that the meter must not record a register change of more than X units and
the pulse output must not produce a signal to more than X units:

X = 10-6 yVn Imax

Where:

y: It is the number of meter elements.

Vn: Is the nominal tension of the meter

Imax: Is the maximum current of the meter

The meter should have a resolution of 0.01 units.

The test must be performed under the following conditions: the supply and auxiliary voltage circuits with their
reference voltage. De-energized current circuits.

a) The equipment in operating conditions. 100% Vn voltage interruption.

- interruption time equal to one second,

- total interruptions: 3

- 50 ms reset time between interruptions.

b) The equipment in operating conditions. 100% Vn voltage interruption

- interruption time equal to 16.67 ms,

- interruption total 1.

c) The equipment in operating conditions. Voltage interruption at 50% Vn

- interruption time equal to one minute,

- interruption total 1.

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10.2.3.3 Pruebas de influencia de sobrecorriente de corto tiempo

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22.

The meter for connection with instrument transformers must be enabled to support a current equal to 20 Imax in 0.5 s.
The self-contained meter must be enabled to withstand a current equal to 7,000 A peak in 0.1 s.

The test must be carried out phase by phase, after one hour of energizing the meter at nominal voltage, the error at
current and nominal voltage and unit power factor should not exceed 0.05% of the error that was before the test.

10.2.3.4 Self-heating influence test

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62053-22. The limit of variation in the percent error should not
exceed the values ​in table 16 taking readings every 10 min.

10.2.3.5 Warming influence test

This test must be carried out on the meter in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and comply with that indicated in said
test, at the end of this test, perform the dielectric tests and accuracy on nominal load, low load and inductive load.

10.2.4 Tests of electromagnetic compatibility

During and after each of the interference tests, the meter must be free of damage, it must be verified that the meter
does not present changes in the information and must operate correctly by performing at the end of each test the
tests must be carried out accuracy in load Nominal, low load and inductive load.

10.2.4.1 Electrostatic discharge immunity

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61000-4-2, under the following
conditions:

The meter in operating conditions:

a) The voltage and auxiliary circuits, energized with reference voltage.

b) Open current terminals.

Contact download:

- test voltage: 8 kV

- number of downloads: 10 (in each polarity).

If the contact discharge

- is not possible because there are no metal parts on the outside, then 15 kV are applied in air
discharge.

The application of the test must not produce changes in the register of more than X units and the pulse output must
not produce a signal to more than X units.
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Where:

y: Is the number of elements in the meter.

Vn: Is the nominal tension of the meter.

Imáx: Is the maximum current of the meter.

The meter should have a resolution of 0.01 units.

After applying the electrostatic downloads, the meter should not show damage or changes in the information and
should be inside the requirements of accuracy of this specification.

10.2.4.2 Radio frequency electromagnetic field immunity

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61000-4-3.

The test must be performed under the following conditions: frequency range 80 MHz to 2,000 MHz.

a) Tests with the power circuits supplied.

- the meter in operating conditions,

- the voltage and auxiliary circuits, energized with reference voltage ls current circuits with nominal
current,

- field strength 10 V / m,

- During the test the meter must not have changes and the accuracy must be within the limits
established in table 5.

b) Tests with current circuits without power.

- the meter in operating conditions,

- open current circuits,

- field strength 30 V / m.
The application of the test must not produce changes in the register of more than X units and the pulse output must
not produce a signal to more than X units.

X = 10-6 yVn Imax

Where:

y: Is the number of elements of the meter

Vn: Is the nominal tension of the meter

Imáx: Is the maximum current of the meter

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The meter must have a resolution of 0.01 units

10.2.4.3 Fast transient burst tests

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61000-4-4. The

test must be performed under the following conditions:

a) The equipment in operating conditions.

b) Voltage circuits, energized with reference voltage.

c) Current circuits with nominal current.

d) The length of the cable between the coupling device and the 1 m meter.
The test voltage must be applied in common mode (phase to ground) to the current and voltage circuits 4.0 kV, test
time one minute.

During the test a temporary degradation or loss of information is acceptable, however the accuracy must be within the
limits established in table 5.

10.2.4.4 Immunity from conducted disturbances and radio frequency induced fields

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61000-4-6.

a) The equipment in operating conditions.

b) Voltage circuits, energized with reference voltage.

c) Current circuits with nominal current.

d) Frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz.

e) Field strength 10 V / m.
During the test the meter must not have changes and the accuracy must be within the limits established in table 5.

10.2.4.5 Impulse immunity

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61000-4-5.

a) The equipment in operating conditions.

b) Voltage circuits, energized with reference voltage.

c) Current circuits without current.

d) The length of the cable between the pulse generator and the 1 m meter.

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e) The test in differential mode (phase to phase).

f) Phase angle: Pulses must be applied at 60 ° and 240 ° relative to the zero crossing of the AC
source.

g) 4 kV test voltage for voltage and current circuits with a generator impedance of 2 Ω.

h) Test voltage 1 kV for auxiliary circuits, with a generator impedance of 42 Ω.

i) Number of 5 positive and 5 negative impulses.

j) The maximum repetition between impulses of one minute.

The application of the test must not produce changes in the register of more than X units and the pulse output must
not produce a signal to more than X units.

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X = 10 yVn Imax

Where:

y: Is the number of elements of the meter

Vn: Is the nominal tension of the meter

Imáx: Is the maximum current of the meter

The meter must have a resolution of 0.01 units.

During the test a temporary degradation or loss of information is acceptable.

10.2.4.6 Oscillatory wave immunity

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 61000-4-12. It only applies to meters operated
with transformers.

a) The meter in operating conditions.

b) Voltage circuits, energized with reference voltage.

c) The current circuits with a nominal current.

Apply in common mode a voltage of 2.5 kV.

Apply in differential mode a voltage of 1 kV.

Test Frequencies:

- 100 kHz, with repetition of 40 Hz,

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- 1 MHz with repetition of 400 Hz.

Test duration 60 s (15 cycles with 2 s on the meter and 2 s off for each of the frequencies).

During the test the meter must not have changes and the accuracy must be within the limits established in table 5.

10.2.4.7 Radio interference suppression

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11, as class B.

The test must be performed under the following conditions:

a) The meter in operating conditions.

b) The voltage and auxiliary circuits, energized with reference voltage.

c) The current circuits between 0.1 and 0.2 of the nominal current.

The values ​obtained must not exceed the limits established in IEC 62052-11.

10.2.5 Climate influence tests

After each one of the tests of climatic influences, the meter must not present damages or changes in the information
and must operate correctly.

10.2.5.1 Dry heat testing

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-2, under the following conditions:

a) Meter in non-operating conditions.

b) Temperature: + 70 ° C ± 2 ° C.

c) Duration of the test: 72 h.

10.2.5.2 Low temperature testing

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-1, under the following conditions:

a) Meter in non-operating conditions.

b) Temperature: -20 ° C ± 3 ° C.

c) Duration of the test: 72 h.

10.2.5.3 Humidity testing

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-30, under the following conditions:

a) Voltage circuits, energized with reference voltage.

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b) Without charge in the current circuits.

c) Variant 1 of IEC 60068-2-30, that is 6 cycles with a humidity of 93% ± 3% and a temperature of 55
° C ± 2 ° C.

d) After 24 hours after the end of the test, the dielectric test must be carried out by applying a factor of
0.8 on the voltage.

After the test there should be no corrosion and the meter must operate correctly.

10.2.5.4 Solar radiation protection test

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-5, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in non-operating conditions.

b) According to procedure A (8 hours of radiation and 16 hours of darkness).

c) Temperature: 55 ° C.

d) Duration of the test 3 cycles or 3 days.

After the test the meter must operate correctly and all marks must be legible.

10.2.5.5 Weathering test

The meters must be placed with their plug base with the holes of the base plugged, inside the meter in its operating
position, with the cover directed towards the source of light and water spray.

The meter should be exposed to a series of cycles of 102 min to light and 18 min to light and water spray for 14 days.

The light source should be Xenon lamps in Borosilicate glass with filters to resemble daylight. The radiation measured
at 340 nm must be maintained at 0.35 W / m2 during the test, in the light cycles the temperature must be maintained
at 63 ° C.

After the test the meter terminals must be easily removable, must not present corrosion or evidence of discoloration
or staining on the finishes of the materials and operate correctly.

After the test the meter must function correctly and comply with the accuracy in nominal load, low load and inductive
load.

10.2.5.6 Salt spray test

The meter must be mounted under normal operating conditions in a saline chamber and must be exposed for a period
of 500 hours, the solution being sodium chloride with a concentration of 5%, as indicated in the NMX-D standard -122.
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After the test, the meter terminals must be easily removable. There should be no evidence of corrosion or electrolytic
action on the meter and operate correctly.

After the test the meter must function correctly and comply with the accuracy in nominal load, low load and inductive
load.

10.2.6 Mechanic Tests

After each of the mechanical tests, the meters must not present loose or loose components, nor present any damage
or changes in the information and must operate correctly, at the end of each test the accuracy test must be performed
at nominal load, low load and inductive load according to the requirements of this specification.

10.2.6.1 Vibration Tests

The test must be carried out in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-6, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in non-operating conditions, outside the packaging.

b) Frequency range from 10 Hz to 150 Hz.

c) Transition frequency: 60 Hz.

d) f <60 Hz constant displacement amplitude = 0.075 mm.

e) f> 60 Hz constant acceleration = 9.8 m / s2 (1.0 g).

f) Single control point.

g) The vibration must be applied on all three axes (X, Y and Z).

h) Number of cycles per axis = 10.

NOTE: It is considered that 10 cycles equal 75 minutes

10.2.6.2 Impact Test

The test must be carried out in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-27, under the following conditions:

a) The meter in non-operating conditions.

b) A half wave pulse.

c) Peak acceleration: 300 m / s².

d) Pulse duration: 18 ms.

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10.2.6.3 Hammer Test (Spring hammer)

The test must be performed according to IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60068-2-75.

The meter mounted in normal working position, the test must be on the surface of the roof (including windows) and on
the roof terminals with a kinetic energy of 0.2 j ± 0.02 j.

The test results are satisfactory if the surface of the meter and the cover do not suffer damage that affects the
operation of the meter.

10.2.6.4 Protection tests against dust and water penetration

The test must be performed according to IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60529 standards.

The meters must comply with IP54.

10.2.6.5 Heat and fire resistance test

The test must be performed in accordance with IEC 62052-11 and IEC 60695-2-11, with the following temperatures:
a) In the base 960 °C ± 15 °C.

b) On deck 650 °C ± 10 °C.

Test duration 30 s ± 1 s.

10.2.6.6 Vibration effect during transportation

The objective is to ensure the integrity of the meters during transport. It consists of mounting the meters inside its
packing box on a vibrating table in the vertical direction, applying a vibration for one hour, with a localized
displacement when there is a bounce between the box and the 1.6 mm vibrating table measured with a laina, thus
recording the frequency and acceleration.

The meters should not be damaged after the test.

After the test the meter must function correctly and comply with the accuracy in nominal load, low load and inductive
load.

The test indicated in point 10.2.6.7 must be continued, using the same packaging and meters.

10.2.6.7 Fall during transport

The final packing box containing 1 to 4 meters should be subjected to 10 drops to a concrete floor from the height of
760 mm in the positions indicated in table 17 and in figure 10.

After the test the meter must function correctly and comply with the accuracy in nominal load, low load and inductive
load.

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10.2.6.8 Operating temperature effect

The meter must operate continuously at nominal voltage and current, when exposed to extreme temperatures of 70 °
C and -20 ° C.

a) The meter must have the cover on during the entire test.

b) The meter must be in normal operating conditions at nominal voltage and current.

c) The duration of the test is 168 h.

d) The temperature must be changed once every 24 hours, as described in the following points.

e) The temperature change must be gradual and continuous, with a rate of change not exceeding 20 ° C /

The daily temperature cycle should be performed as follows:

- raise the temperature from room temperature to the maximum operating temperature, Toper-max
(70 ° C) approximately 3 hours,

- keep Toper-max (70 ° C) approximately 11 h,

- decrease the temperature to the minimum storage temperature, Toper-min (-20 ° C) by

approximately 6 h,

- keep Toper-min - (20 ° C) approximately 3 h,

- raise the temperature to room temperature by approximately 2 h.

After the test the meter must function correctly and comply with the accuracy in nominal load, low load and inductive
load.

10.3 Routine Tests

10.3.1 For Interactive Measurement System

10.3.1.1 Factory testing

The tests mentioned below must be performed on the meters, at the manufacturer's premises, of the accuracy in
unidirectional or bidirectional form, as established in Particular Characteristics.

10.3.1.1.1 To 100 % of the meters

According to table 18A.

10.3.1.1.2 By sampling normal inspection level ll

a) Self-diagnosis.

b) Start current test.

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c) Sliding test.

d) Self-management tests:

- proof of investments,

- proof of disconnections for different causes,

- disconnections due to excess demand for 1 min,

- disconnection test and connection at maximum load,

- voltage interruption test,

- disconnection and connection test for high and low voltage,

- zero voltage test and nominal voltage connection,

- proof of balance depletion,

- test the recharge devices of the events that watthorimeters have during the tests,

- energy charge tests on debit to the recharging device and from this to the watt meters,

- visual test.

10.3.1.1.3 By sampling special inspection S-3

a) Demand (With 4 subintervals of 1or 2 minutes) for:

- Watts at current and nominal voltage, power factor 1.

b) Functional tests to the firmware (configuration).

- hourly rates: 4 stations, 4 periods and schedule changes,

- rates for active energy consumption kWh based on the assigned rate,

- kWh load profile every 15 minutes for 30 days.

10.3.1.1.4 Calibration and test report

Each batch that is shipped must be delivered with a 100% test report of the meters, in text format, in magnetic, optical
or electronic media, compatible with the SIMED-SAS meter system, and must contain the following:

a) Ratio of meter number, meter code, batch code, installed mechanism seal number.

b) Values ​obtained in the tests indicated in table 18A.

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c) The data of the standard with which its calibration was tested.

d) A set of documents evidencing the traceability and the effective date of the pattern used.

e) Boarding date.

f) Contract number.

10.3.1.1.5 Product Audit Report

Each batch of meters must be submitted by the supplier to a sampling inspection of the finished product, in
accordance with standard NMX-Z-012-2, normal inspection, level II and an acceptable quality level 0.65%, to the
finished product, performing the inspections and tests indicated in subparagraphs d) of point 10.3.1.1.2 and b) of point
10.3.1.1.3 and those indicated in tables 18B and 18C, prior to shipment or presentation to LAPEM. The report of the
results obtained must be delivered to the LAPEM before starting the acceptance tests.

10.3.1.2 Acceptance Tests by LAPEM

These are the tests indicated in Tables 18B and 18C and the functional tests indicated in subsections d) of point
10.3.1.1.2 and b) of point 10.3.1.1.3 applying a normal inspection, level II and an acceptable quality level of 0.65%:

The batch of meters is rejected if the sample selected by the LAPEM does not comply with the aforementioned tests.

10.3.2 Routine tests for advanced measurement infrastructure system

10.3.2.1 Factory tests

The tests mentioned below must be performed on the meters, at the manufacturer's premises, of the accuracy in
unidirectional or bidirectional form, as established in Particular Characteristics.

10.3.2.1.1 To 100 % of the meters

According to table 19A.

10.3.2.1.2 By sampling normal inspection level ll

a) Self-diagnosis.

b) Integration on screen.

c) Communications protocol.

d) Proof of investments.

e) Disconnection test and connection at maximum load.

f) Voltage interruption test.

g) Alarm tests.
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h) Time synchronization through the optical port.

i) Visual test.

j) Start current test.

k) Slip test.

l) Demand tests.
According to table 19C and should be performed with patterns with an accuracy of 4 to 1.

10.3.2.1.3 Calibration and test report

Each batch that is shipped must be delivered with a 100% test report of the meters, in text format, in magnetic, optical
or electronic media, compatible with the SIMED-SAS meter system, and must contain the following:

a) Ratio of meter number, meter code, batch code, installed mechanism seal number.

b) Values ​obtained in the tests indicated in table 19A.

c) The data of the standard with which its calibration was tested.

d) A set of documents evidencing the traceability and the effective date of the pattern used.

e) Boarding date.

f) Contract number.

10.3.2.1.4 Product Audit Report

Each batch of meters must be submitted by the supplier to a sampling inspection of the finished product, in
accordance with standard NMX-Z-012-2, normal inspection, level II and an acceptable quality level 0.65%, to the
finished product, performing the inspections and tests indicated in subsections a) through i) of point 10.3.2.1 and for
accuracy those indicated in tables 19B and 19C, prior to shipment or presentation to LAPEM. The report of the results
obtained must be delivered to the LAPEM before starting the acceptance tests.

10.3.2.2 Acceptance Tests by LAPEM

These are the tests indicated in tables 19B and 19C and the following functional tests applying a normal inspection,
level II and an acceptable quality level of 0.65%. The batch of meters is rejected if the sample selected by the LAPEM
does not meet the aforementioned tests

a) Self-diagnosis

b) Integration in screen

c) Communication protocol

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d) Proof of investments.

e) Disconnection test and connection at maximum load.

f) Voltage interruption test.

g) Alarm tests.

h) Time synchronization through the optical port.

i) Visual test.

10.4 Site Testing (Final Destination)

The CFE will carry out on-site tests (final destination) of the meters. In case of finding any breach with the
requirements, the corresponding notification and claims are made for the replacement on site of the meters detected
with non-compliance, without causing any cost to CFE.

10.5 Field Meter Verification

The determination of the average percentage of registration involves both the characteristics of the meter and the
load and the environment under which the test is performed.

The registration of the meters in the field is subject to a series of adverse environmental conditions that cannot be
controlled and therefore cannot be considered the same tolerances that are established for laboratory tests.

Among others, the sources of uncertainty that affect the recording are the following: Vibration, sine wave distortion
factor (harmonics), ambient temperature, differences in the amplitude of the applied voltage with respect to the
nominal voltage, variation of the frequency, inclination of the meter under test with respect to the vertical, influence of
external magnetic fields, radio frequency interference and relative humidity.

10.5.1 Objective

Check the accuracy with which a meter is operating in the field.

10.5.2 Appliances and equipment

Standard meter, with current calibration certificate.

10.5.3 Sample Preparation

Make an eye check of both the electrical installation in general, and the particular of the meter to be verified.

10.5.4 Process

The method to be used for the verification of the meter is the comparison against the registration of a standard meter.

Determine the percent of meter error at high load, minimum test duration of
3 minutes.

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b) Determine the percent of meter error at low load, minimum test duration of 3 minutes.

c) Determine the average percentage of error according to the method indicated in the following
expression:

Average error rate = 4* % Error at high load + % Error at low load

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10.5.5 Result

The test is considered satisfactory if the average percentage of error does not exceed ± 0.4% and 1.0%, according to
the accuracy of the meter.

11 MARKED

11.1 Data Plate

The meter data plate must contain the following indelibly and visibly from the outside, as indicated by the user area:

a) Federal Electricity Commission or the acronym “CFE”.

b) The word “meter” followed by the acronym kWh, kW, kvarh, as appropriate to the meter's
functionalities.

c) Nominal current.

d) Class designation (maximum current).

e) Number of phases.

f) Number of wires or conductors.

g) Element numbers.

h) Measurement circuit.

i) Nominal voltage.

j) Frequency (Hz).

k) Meter shape.

l) Accuracy class.

m) Meter constant (Kh or Kt).

n) Name or registered trademark of the manufacturer.

o) Model.
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p) Meter measurement units.

q) Legend of the country of origin.

r) Meter number assigned by CFE.

s) Meter code assigned by CFE.

t) Lot code assigned by the user area.

u) Bar code containing the information indicated in Appendix A corresponding to the meter
number, meter code and batch code.

v) Indication of complementary functions:

- hourly rates,

- mass memory,

- bidirectional,

- KYZ outputs,

- energy quality.
11.2 Checking the Box

At least one of the following must be marked on the box:

a) The word “meter” followed by the acronym kWh, kW, kvarh, as appropriate to the meter's
functionalities.

b) Model.

c) Brand.

d) Meter number.

e) Meter code.

f) Batch code.

g) Contract number.

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12 DOWNLOAD, RECEPTION, PACKING, SHIPPING, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE AND HANDLING

12.1 Packing
Each box must contain one to four pieces, filled with material that protects the meters in order to preserve their
physical integrity and their operating characteristics during handling, transport, shipping and storage.

12.2 Shipment

The lots can be sent to their destination in pallets, grouping the boxes, so that each platform contains 192, 96 or 72
meters. The lot must contain meters whose meter numbers are continuous and belonging to the same series, or when
more than two series, in this case the numbering of the meters must correspond to immediate series. In general, the
supplier must comply with the reference standard NRF-001-CFE. Each platform must carry the following data.

a) The word “meter” followed by the acronym kWh, kW, kvarh, as appropriate to the meter's
functionalities.

b) Meter code and batch code.

c) Brand or company name of the supplier.

d) Contract number.

e) Date of manufacture.

f) Number of pieces.

g) Mass in kilograms.

h) Volume in cm3 and dimensions in cm.

i) Referral number.

j) Place of destination.

k) Precautions in handling (fragile, maximum stowage and stowage direction).

13 BIBLIOGRAPHY

[1] ANSI C12.1-2008 Electric Meters Code for Electricity Metering

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[3] ANSI C12.16.1991 American National Standard for Solid- State Electricity Meters

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[8] ASTM D2244-2011 Standard Practice for calculation of color Tolerances and Color Differences from
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[9] ASTM D4587-2011 Standard Practice for Fluorescent UV- Condensation Exposures of paint and
Related Coatings

[10] CISPR 22-2008 Information Technology Equipment- Radio Disturbance chracteristics-Limits and
Methods of Measurement

14 PARTICULAR CHARACTERISITICS

The Particular Characteristics that the CFE provides when requesting the price of the SIIAMEE, are complementary
to this specification and are those contained in the CPE-472 format annexed to this specification.

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APPENDIX A
(Normative)

DEFINITION OF THE BARCODE IN ENERGY METERS

ELECTRICAL

The bar code in meters (CBM) contains the meter number, the meter code and the lot code in symbology 3
of 9.

The three lines that are specified for the bar code in meters (CBM) must contain the following:

Line 1: The acronym of the Federal Electricity Commission, two spaces and the meter number.“CFE
XXXXXX”

Line 2: The barcode containing the following

DESCRIPTION CHARACTERS

a) Start character (asterik) 1

b) Number of meter 6

c) Space (white) 1

d) Meter code 4

e) Space (white) 1

f) Lot code 4

1
g) Stop character (asterik)

18
TOTAL
Line 3: The interpretation of the bar code.

“XXXXXX XXXX XXXX”

A.1 DEFINITION OF THE BAR CODE IN SEALS

The barcode on stamps (CBS) must contain alphanumeric characters in symbology 39 or 128 of a density not
exceeding 9.4 characters per inch for 1D symbologies, or Data Matrix symbology.

The lines for the barcode on stamps (CBS) must contain at least

Next: The print must contain the following:

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Data Contents

1 The acronym "CFE"

2 The barcode

3 The interpretation of the barcode (the seal number)

Seal number (NS) .- It is the unique, non-transferable and non-reusable identifier that is used to control and monitor it,
it is formed by a ten-character alphanumeric field, it will be provided by the user area according to the following:

Position Type Description

1 Alphabetical Area of ​responsibility or the one defined by the user area
2y3 Numerical Year of acquisition
4 Alphabetical Stamp color / user status
5,6,7,8,9 y 10 Numerical Series in a row

Example: A01V000000 for the Baja California Division, 2001, green color and consecutive number 000000.

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APPENDIX B
(Normative)

REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERACTION WITH THE CFE COMMERCIAL SYSTEM INTERFACE (SiCom)

A software utility written in a multiplatform language compatible with Unix operating systems (for example Java) must
be provided which sends a command file to the server of the management computer system, wait for a response file
with the result of the execution of the commands sent and deposit it in a specific location on the SiCom server. The
file can contain multiple commands.
The management computer system must have the ability to execute at least the following commands:

a) Meter disconnection.

b) Meter connection.

c) Meter registration.

d) Low meter.

e) Meter modifications

f) Registration of a “Schedule” meter..

g) Remove a meter from a “Schedule”.

B.1 COMMANDS TO HIGH AND LOW THE METER IN THE INTERFACE, ITS HIGH AND LOW
PROGRAM, CONNECTION AND RECONNECTION, AS WELL AS A STRUCTURE THAT MUST
HAVE THE FILE THAT WILL LEAVE THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AFTER THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF COMMANDS

a) For the disconnection command, the meter number must be sent as a parameter and in the
response it must indicate whether it was successful or failed, the current meter reading and a
descriptive text in case of failure.

b) For the connection command, the meter number must be sent as a parameter and in the response it
must indicate whether it was successful or failed and the current meter reading.

c) For the meter registration and modification command, the following data must be sent as
parameters: Meter number, division code, customer name, customer RPU, zone code, customer
address and date of installation. The answer must indicate whether the execution was successful
or failed and a descriptive text in case of failure.

d) For the meter withdrawal command, the meter number and the withdrawal date must be sent as
parameters. The answer must indicate whether the execution was successful or failed and a
descriptive text in case of failure.

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B.2 METER READING FILE BY THE PROGRAM

a) For the registration of a meter in its "Schedule", the meter number and the "Schedule" identifier to which
it will belong must be sent as parameters. The answer must indicate whether the execution was
successful or failed and a descriptive text in case of failure.

b) For the command to unsubscribe a meter from a "Schedule", the meter number and the "Schedule"
identifier from which it is to be removed must be sent as a parameter. The answer must indicate if the
execution was successful or failed and a descriptive text in case of failure

c) The server of the computerized management system must have the ftp (file transfer protocol) service
through which the SiCom must obtain the meter reading file generated by the

d) "Schedule" programmed for taking readings.The name of the readings file must include the identifier of
the “Shedule” and the date on which the reading was taken.

e) The meter readings file must include the following information:

- list of meter numbers that could not be read

- list of meter numbers with an alarm (meter failure or possible manipulation)

- list of the meter numbers successfully read the values o

​ f their readings and the date of said
readings and the date of said readings

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Interactive
Meter
System

Interface

Recharge
Device

Interactive User
Meter Access
Point

FIGURE 1 - Schematic diagram of interactive measurement systems

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:u.s 6,

11.1 11.1
6.3 OIAM. OF BOREHOLE IN ALL
OE CORRIENHTF BAYONETS

ALL BAYONET TERMINALS

36.5

-Lf-136.5

FRONTAL VIEW

12.7 MAX.
35.3 ´´24.1
MAX 34.5

BASE
151.6 DIAM.MAX --- --- --- --- --- -*
SECTION A-A
KEY ( )
EQUIVALENT
NOTE:
(1) Unless ctro is specified. the tolerances will be ± 0.4 mm in uric dimensions and ± 0.8 mm in cumulative
dimensions.

FIGURA 2- Determining assembly and dimensions for removable meters of one stator and several
Stators with 4 and 8-terminal

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NOTE:
(1) All dimensions are mm

(2) Symmetry has to be assumed in dimensions from the contra lines unless specified

FIGURE 3 A – Set of surfaces that are projected inside the base plug for 8 terminals and 13 and 15
terminal meters

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FIGURE 3B - Suggested dimensions for bevels of the meter bayonets

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11.9 MIN. *
15. J AX.

f
174.6 O1A MIN.
__ __ __ __ __ 178.8 O1A MAX. __ __ __ __ __ __
DIAM. EXT DE ARILLO DE
MEDmDR

QO LA´´´´ ETA

160.0 O1A MIN.

165.8 O1A MAX.
OO DIAM. EXT FROM THE COVER FOR---- ---- ---- ---- -----
SEALING DELARILLO LOCATION

TYPICAL OF A STATOR
TYPICAL OF AN
WITH DEMAND AND
STATOR MULTIESTATOR

METER
DIMENSIONS

GROUND METER OR
CLAMP BUMPER

FIGURE 4- Set of round covers for "S" type meters of one element and several elements

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FIGURE 5 - Internal connections for 1S and 9S forms meters (front views)

2 stators 3 stators
3 threads 4 threads and star
Form 12 S Form 16 S

NOTE: These diagrams are schematic. They do not imply any specific direction of movement or link connection
of potential when it opens.

FIGURE 6 - Internal connections for 12S and 16S forms meters (front views)

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FIGURE 7 - Identification of the position of the jaws of the plug base (front view of the base)

ADVANCED INFRASTRUCTURE
METERS SYSTEM

INTERFACE

BIDIRECTIONAL
COMMUNICATION

DIGITAL METER

FIGURE 8 - Schematic diagram of advanced measurement infrastructure systems

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Voltage
waveform
generator

Medición de referencia

current
waveform
generator

NOTE: The meter must measure the total energy (fundamental plus harmonics) in the presence of harmonics

FIGURE 9 - Subharmonic Circuit

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Face 1
Face 6

Edge 1-2

Face 2
Face 4

Union of the box

Face 5

Corner 2-3-5

Face 3

FIGURE 10 - Positions of the final packing box

TABLE 1 - Designation of the typical form of meters for interactive measurement systems.

Designation of the Current circuit Number of wires in Figure

form Stators the circuit
1S 1 1 2 5
12 S 2 2 3 6
16 S 3 3 4 estrella 6

TABLE 2 - Designation of the typical form for advanced measurement infrastructure systems.

Designation of the Number of wires in Figure

Stators Current circuit
form the circuit
1S 1 1 2 5
9S 3 3 4 delta and star 5
12 S 2 2 3 6
16 S 3 3 4 star 6

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TABLE 3 - Test conditions

Amount of influence Reference value Allowable tolerance

Waveform Sinusoidal distortion (t.h.d.)< 3 %
Room temperature 23 °C +/- 2 °C
Tension Nominal +/- 1 %
Current Test +/- 1 %
Power factor unitary +/- 2 °
Frequency 60 Hz +/- 1 Hz

TABLE 4 - Values ​of starting current, minimum current, nominal current and maximum current that the
meters must meet

Typem of Starting Minimum Nominal Maximum

meter current (A) current (A) current (A) current (A)

2.5 (20) 0.010 0.125 2.5 20

15.0 (100) 0.050 0.75 15.0 100

30.0 (200) 0.100 1.5 30.0 200

TABLE 5 - Quantities of influence on energy, meter with balanced loads

Limit of variation
in % of error
Quantities of influence Value of current FP kWh
Class Class
0.2 0.5

Measuring circuit voltage 0.1

Imin < I < Imax 0.1 1.0 0.2
0.2
± 10 % Inom < I < Imax 0.5 back 0.4

Imin < I < Imax 0.1 1.0 0.1 0.2

Frequency variation ± 2 %
Inom < I < Imax 0.5 back 0.1 0.2
Inverted Phase Sequence 0.1 Inom 1.0 0.05 0.1

Unbalanced voltage Inom 1.0 0.5 1.0

Auxiliary voltage ± 15 % Imín 1.0 0.05 0.1

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Continued…

Auxiliary voltage phase

delayed 120 ° Imín 1.0 0.1 0.2
Harmonic components in the
voltage and current circuits 0.5 Imax 1.0 0.4 0.5
Subharmonics in the current
circuit 0.5 In 1.0 0.6 1.5
Continuous magnetic
induction of external origin Inom 1.0 2.0 2.0
Alternate magnetic induction
of external origin 0.5 mT. Inom 1.0 0.5 1.0
Radio Frequency
Electromagnetic Fields Inom 1.0 1.0 2.0
Conducted disturbances,
and radio frequency induced Inom 1.0 1.0 2.0
fields
Fast transients In 1.0 1.0 2.0
Immunity of damped oscillatory
waves In 1.0 1.0 2.0
Effect of voltage variation for meters with autorange (Only in Wh with FP 1.0)

120 V Imin < I < Imax 1.0 Reference Reference

90 % Vmin Imin < I < Imax 1.0 0.1 0.2

Vmin Imin < I < Imax 1.0 0.1 0.2

240 V Imin < I < Imax 1.0 0.1 0.2

277 V Imin < I < Imax 1.0 0.1 0.2

480 V Imin < I < Imax 1.0 0.1 0.2

110 % Vmáx Imin < I < Imax 1.0 0.1 0.2

TABLE 6 - Temperature coefficient (kWh)

Average temperature coefficient% / K

Power factor
Current value
Class 0.2 Class 0.5

Imin ≤ I ≤ Imax 1.0 0.01 0.03

0.1In ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.5 late 0.02 0.05

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TABLE 7 - Test currents for class 2.5 (20)

Current Interval (A) Test currents (A)

Imin ≤ I≤ Imax 0.125; 0.25; 1.5; 2.5; 5.0; 10.00; 15.0; 20.0
0.1In ≤ I ≤ Imax 0.25; 1.5; 2.5; 5.0; 10.00; 15.0; 20.0

TABLE 8 - Test currents for class 15 (100)

Current interval (A) Test currents (A)

Imin ≤ I≤ Imax 0.75; 1.50; 3.0; 15.00; 30.00; 50.00; 75.0; 100.0
0.1In ≤ I ≤ Imax 1.50; 3.0; 15.00; 30.00; 50.00; 75.0; 100.0

TABLE 9 - Test currents for class 30 (200)

Current interval (A) Test currents (A)

Imin ≤ I≤ Imax 1.5; 3.0; 6.0; 30.0; 60.00; 100.00; 150.0; 200.0
0.1In ≤ I ≤ Imax 3.0; 6.0; 30.00; 60.00; 100.00; 150.0; 200.0

TABLE 10 - Limits of accuracy

Energy Demand Snapshots

Parameters Class
0.2 0.5 0.2 0.5 0.2 0.5

kW 0.2 0.5 0.2 0.5 0.4 0.7

Kvar 0.5 1.0 0.4 0.7 0.4 0.7

V -- -- -- -- 0.4 0.7

A -- -- -- -- 0.4 0.7

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TABLE 11 - Unidirectional and bidirectional power integrator registration error percentage limit
balanced load meter

Error limit in percent

Phase Angle
Variable Current value
(degrees) Class Class
0,2 0,5
0.01 Inom < I< 0.05 Inom 0 ± 0.4 ± 1.0
0.05 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.2 ± 05
Wh
0.02 Inom < I< 0.1 Inom - 60 y + 60 ± 0.5 ± 1.0
0.1 Inom < I < Imax - 60 y + 60 ± 0.3 ± 0.6
0.01 Inom < I < 0.05 Inom - 90 y + 90 ± 1.0 ± 2.0
0.05 Inom < I < Imax - 90 y + 90 ± 0.5 ± 1.0
varh
0.01 Inom < I < 0.05 Inom - 30 y + 30 ± 1.0 ± 2.0
0.05 Inom < I < Imax - 30 y + 30 ± 0.6 ± 1.2

Inom=niminal current Imin=minimum current Imax=maximum current

TABLE 12 - Load curve at nominal voltage and phase angle zero degrees unidirectionally and bidirectional

Current (class), in A Error limits in

2.5 15.0 30.0 percent
Condition
(20) (100) (200)

Test current (A) Class 0.2 Class 0.5

1 0.025 0.15 0.30 ± 0.4 ± 1.0
2 0.125 0.75 1.5 ± 0.4 ± 1.0
3 0.25 1.5 3.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
4 1.5 10.0 20.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
5 2.5 15.0 30.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
6 5.0 30.0 60.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
7 10.0 50.0 100.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
8 15.0 75.0 150.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
9 18.0 90.0 180.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
10 20.0 100.0 200.0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5

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TABLE 13 - Limits of percentage of error of integrating registration of demand in intervals of 15 min for
display and 5 min for mass memory

Error limit in percent

Phase Angle
Variable Value of current
(degrees) Class Class
0.2 0.5
0.10 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
Watt
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 y + 60 ± 0.3 ± 0.6
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 90 y + 90 ± 0.4 ± 0.7
var
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 30 y + 30 ± 0.6 ± 1.2

TABLE 14 - Limits of the percentage of instant registration error in one second

Error limits in percent

Phase Angle
Variable Current value
(degrees) Class Class
0.2 0.5
0.10 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.4 ± 0.7
W
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 0.6 ± 1.2
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 90 and + 90 ± 0.4 ± 0.7
var
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 30 and + 30 ± 0.6 ± 1.2
0.10 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.4 ± 0.7
VA
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 0.6 ± 1.2
0.10 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.4 ± 0.7
A
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 0.6 ± 1.2
0.10 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.4 ± 0.7
V
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 0.6 ± 1.2
FP 0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 1.0 ± 2.0
0.10 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.1 Hz ± 0.1 Hz
Hz
0.10 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 0.15 Hz ± 0.15 Hz

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TABLE 15 – Meter losses

Circuit of: Maximum losses allowed

Tension 2 W y 10 VA
Current 1VA

TABLE 16 - Influence of self-heating - Tolerance limits on error

Variation limits in% error

Current value (A)
Power factor
Class 0.2 Class 0.5

Imáx 1.0 0.1 0.2

Imáx 0.5 late 0.1 0.2

TABLE 17 - Drop test during transport

Position Corner, edge or impact face

Corner 2-3-5
Thread 3-5
Thread 2-3
Thread 5-2
Face 5
Face 6
Face 2
Face 4
Face 3
Face 1

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18 A – 100% batch testing

Test points in calibration Wh and varh unidirectional or (bidirectional)
Test currents Phase angle Nominal Voltage % Maximum Error % Maximum Error
10 % Nom. current Wh 0 (180 °) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Nom. current (Wh) 0 (180 °) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Nom. current (Wh) -60 ° (120 °) 120 or 240 0.3 0.6
Nom. current (varh) -30 ° /150) 120 or 240 0.6 1.2
Nom. current (varh) -90 ° (90 °) 120 or 240 0.5 1.0
18 B- Testing with sampling, normal inspection level II
Visual inspection
Starting current
Sliding
Test points in calibration of active energy Wh unidirectional or (bidirectional)
Test current Phase Angle Nominal Voltage % Maximum Error 0.2 % Max Error 0.5

Min. current 0 (180 °) 120 or 240 0.4 1.0

Current 0.1 Inom 0 (180 °) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5

Nom. current 0 (180 °) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Max current 0 (180 °) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Nom. current -60 ° (120 °) Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 60 ° (240 °) Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 0 (180 °) Min. tension 0.2 0.5
Nom. current 0 (180 °) Max. tension 0.2 0.5
18 B Cont. Testing with sampling, reduced inspection level II for reactive energy tests (varh)
Test points in unidirectional or (bidirectional) calibration
Test current Phase Angle Nominal tension % Maximum Error 0.2 % Maximum Error 0.5
-30 ° and -90 °
Current 10 % Inom 120 or 240
(150 ° and 90 °)
-30° and -90 ° According to table 11
Max. current 120 or 240
(150 and 90 °)
Nom. current -30 ° and -90 ° Nom. tension
(150 and 90 °])

NOTE: ** For meters with fixed or peration values; minimum voltage = 0.9 nominal voltage and maximum voltage = 1.1 voltage
nominal.
For operating range meters 120 V to 480 V, minimum voltage = 108 V, maximum voltage = 524 V.
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18 C - Sampling tests, special inspection s-4 for tests:

Self-diagnosis

Screen Integration

Demands (W) in 4 subintervals of one or two minutes each

Test current Phase angle Nominal tension % Maximum error 0.2 % Maximum error 0.5
Nom. current 0 Nom. tension 0.2 0.5
Nom. current -60 Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 60 Nom. tension 0.2 0.5

TABLE 19 - Acceptance test protocol for advanced measurement infrastructure systems by LAPEM with an
NCA of 0.65%.

19A - 100% testing of the lot.

Visual inspections
Test points in calibration Wh and varh unidirectional or (bidirectional)

Test of current Phase angle Nominal tension % Maximum error 0.2 % Maximum error 0.5

10 % Nom. current 0 (180°) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5

Nom. current 0 (180°) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Nom. current - 60° (120°) 120 or 240 0.3 0.6

10 % Nom. current -30° (150°) 120 or 240 0.6 1.2

Nom. current -30° (150°) 120 or 240 0.6 1.2
10 % Nom. current -90° (90°) 120 or 240 0.5 1.0
Nom. current -90° (90°) 120 or 240 0.5 1.0
19B - Tests with sampling, normal inspection level II.
Acceptable quality level (NCA) = 0.65%

Test points in calibration of active energy Wh unidirectional or (bidirectional)

Test of current Phase angle Nominal tension % Maximum error 0.2 % Maximum error 0.5

Corriente mín. 0 (180°) 120 or 240 0.4 1

Corriente 0.1 Inom. 0 (180°) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5

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Nom. current 0 (180°) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Max. current 0 (180°) 120 or 240 0.2 0.5
Nom. current - 60°(120°) Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 60° (240°) Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 0 (180°) Min. tension ** 0.2 0.5
Nom. current 0 (180°) Max. tension ** 0.2 0.5
TABLE 19B Cont. - Test points in calibration (unidirectional or bidirectional) reactive energy (varh)
.
Test of current Phase angle Nominal tension % Maximum error 0.2 % Maximum error 0.5
-30° and -90°
Min. current (150° and90°) 120 or 240 1.0 2.0
-30° and -90°
Current 0.1 Inom (150° and 90°) 120 or 240
Max. current -30° and -90°
120 or 240
(150° and 90°)
Nom. current -30° and -90° Nom. tension According to table 11
(150° and 90°)
Nom. current -30° and -90°
Min. tension **
(150° and 90°)
Nom. current -30° and -90°
Max. tension **
(150° and 90°)

NOTE: ** For meters with fixed operating values; minimum voltage = 0.9 nominal voltage and maximum voltage = 1.1
nominal voltage.
For operating range meters from 120 V to 480 V, minimum voltage = 108 V, maximum voltage = 524 V

19C - Testing with sampling, reduced inspection level II.

Acceptable quality level (NCA) = 0.65%

Starting current

Sliding
Test points in calibration (unidirectional or bidirectional) demand (W) in 4 subintervals of one or two days
minutes each

Test of current Phase angle Nominal tension % Maximum error 0.2 % Maximum error 0.5
Nom. current 0 (180°) Nom. tension 0.2 0.5
Nom. current - 60°(120°) Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 60°(240°) Nom. tension 0.3 0.6
Nom. current 0(180°) Min. tension** 0.2 0.5
Nom. current 0(180°) Max. tension ** 0.2 0.5

NOTE: ** For meters with fixed operating values; minimum voltage = 0.9 nominal voltage and maximum voltage = 1.1
rated voltage For operating range meters 120 V to 480 V, minimum voltage = 108 V, maximum voltage = 524 V.

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ERRATA

On page 1 of 68, in chapter 2 APPLICATION FIELD

SAYS:

... alternating current of accuracy class 2.2 and 0.5 the interface between the control center and the meter ...

SHOULD SAY:

... alternating current of accuracy class 0.2 and 0.5 the interface between the control center and the meter ...

On page 1 of 68, in chapter 3 RULES OF APPLY

SAYS:

IEC 60068-2-6-2007 Environmental Teting

- Part 2-6: Tests. Test Fc: Vibration (Sinusoidal).

SHOULD SAY:

IEC 60068-2-6-2007 Environmental Testing- Part 2-6: Tests. Test Fc: Vibration
(Sinusoidal).

On page 1 of 68, in chapter 3 RULES OF APPLY

SAYS:

IEC 600068-2-27-2008 Environmental Tenting- Part 2-6: Tests. Test Ea anda Guidance:
Shock.

SHOULD SAY:

IEC 60068-2-27-2008 Environmental Testing- Part 2-6: Tests. Test Ea and Guidance:
Shock.

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On page 62 of 68, in TABLE 11 - Limit of error percentage of unidirectional and bi-directional energy
integrating register meter with balanced loads.

SAYS:

Error limit in percent

Phase Angle
Variable Value of current
(degrees) Class Class
0,2 0,5
0.01 Inom < I< 0.05 Inom 0 ± 0.4 ± 1.0
0.05 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.2 ± 05
Wh
0.02 Inom < I< 0.1 Inom - 60 y + 60 ± 0.5 ± 1.0
0.1 Inom < I < Imax - 60 y + 60 ± 0.3 ± 0.6

SHOULD SAY:

Error limit in percent

Phase Angle
Variable Value of current
(degrees) Class Class
0.2 0.5
0.01 Inom < I< 0.05 Inom 0 ± 0.4 ± 1.0
0.05 Inom < I < Imax 0 ± 0.2 ± 0.5
Wh
0.02 Inom < I< 0.1 Inom - 60 and + 60 ± 0.5 ± 1.0
0.1 Inom < I < Imax - 60 and + 60 ± 0.3 ± 0.6

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