Hello Haystack community, Any electrical engineers in here? What do people think of proposing a set of tags to be applied with electric meters. In speaking with an electrical engineering colleague, she pointed me to NEC 220, see walk through here. Aligning tags with NEC defined demand factors may provide a standardized way to separate out end use electricity based on well understood concepts from an EE perspective. Thoughts? As I have never designed an electrical system, I would be looking for somebody with good experience to work on this. Will gladly be part of the group.
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John PetzeTue 5 Mar 2019
First I want to make sure you have seen the work the community has done on this subject. here is a link to the discussion and results. Others that contributed to that that effort should be able to help.
https://project-haystack.org/forum/topic/446
Please note there is always opportunity to go further with tagging models if you have suggestions. We have a working group system to help organize those efforts. Details here:
https://project-haystack.org/forum/topic/494#c2
Stephen FrankTue 5 Mar 2019
We do have a fairly well-developed tag set for points on electrical meters now, and basic equip-level tags as well. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you would like more information on where things are currently. Or, take a look at the meter docs here:
I would be interested as well (actually had this same post a few months back on post 653
Jeremy YonWed 6 Mar 2019
Hi all - I'm working on firming up the lighting information and I expect some good alignment there with the needs for electrical, so also feel free to include me in any discussions going forward.
mr lee Mon 4 Mar 2019
Hello Haystack community, Any electrical engineers in here? What do people think of proposing a set of tags to be applied with electric meters. In speaking with an electrical engineering colleague, she pointed me to NEC 220, see walk through here. Aligning tags with NEC defined demand factors may provide a standardized way to separate out end use electricity based on well understood concepts from an EE perspective. Thoughts? As I have never designed an electrical system, I would be looking for somebody with good experience to work on this. Will gladly be part of the group.
https://project-haystack.org
John Petze Tue 5 Mar 2019
First I want to make sure you have seen the work the community has done on this subject. here is a link to the discussion and results. Others that contributed to that that effort should be able to help.
https://project-haystack.org/forum/topic/446
Please note there is always opportunity to go further with tagging models if you have suggestions. We have a working group system to help organize those efforts. Details here:
https://project-haystack.org/forum/topic/494#c2
Stephen Frank Tue 5 Mar 2019
We do have a fairly well-developed tag set for points on electrical meters now, and basic equip-level tags as well. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you would like more information on where things are currently. Or, take a look at the meter docs here:
https://project-haystack.org/doc/Energy#elecMeters
Cory Mosiman Wed 6 Mar 2019
I would be interested as well (actually had this same post a few months back on post 653
Jeremy Yon Wed 6 Mar 2019
Hi all - I'm working on firming up the lighting information and I expect some good alignment there with the needs for electrical, so also feel free to include me in any discussions going forward.