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A guide to IEC 62053-41 DC static watt-hour meter accuracy testing protocols, applications in EV charging and compliance requirements for Australian markets.

Compliance with Large-scale Generation Certificate (LGC) surrender obligations represents a critical aspect of Australia’s Renewable Energy Target (RET) scheme.

Achieving superior energy efficiency in buildings is not just about measurement—it’s about measurement accuracy. In Australia, compliance with NABERS (National Australian Built Environment Rating System) and J9 standards under the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 demands reliable energy data.

For buildings aiming to achieve NABERS (National Australian Built Environment Rating System) certification, NMI (National Measurement Institute) approved energy meters play a vital role in ensuring precise and compliant energy data.

National Instrument Test Procedures (NITP) form part of the legal quality assurance systems, as mandated by the National Measurement Institute (NMI). NMI works to assure accuracy verification is done for all electricity meters used within Australia for Trade Measurement or Billing. National Instrument Test Procedures for electricity utility meters is known as NITP-14. Electricity metersRead more

Electricity energy meters for use in the Australian market must be Pattern Approved, this involves a process of assessing and testing the electricity energy meter to comply with metrology conditions per NMI M 6-1.

SATEC’s range of current transformers, referred to as High Accuracy Current Sensors (HACS), are designed for flexibility for new and retrofit applications for energy metering.