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Utility Metering Versus Sub-Metering and the Methods Available

by Louis A. "Skip" DeBeradinis, National Meter Systems, Inc, Stamford, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: World Marina '91

Abstract:

This paper is intended to bring to light the necessity to meter electricity that boat owners use. We will discuss the theory and components that go into electronic meters. The economics and benefits of designing the marina electrical system to include meters and the rewards. State-Of-The-Art remote reading makes billing electricity as easy as pushing keys on a computer. The sub-metering laws and utility billing methods vary from State to State, so the following information is a sampling of norm and may not apply to your specific location.

Subject Headings: Electric power | Utilities | Electrical systems | Economic factors | Ports and harbors | Water-based recreation | Small craft

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