R4C
Load curve published for consumer and producer segments. R4C is the generic curve flow: it carries any type of measurement (energy, power, voltage) and any structure (index, volume, consumption, production), which is why its key is the longest of the family — every one of those dimensions becomes a segment.
A file carries one PRM.
Insights configuration
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Meter number of the source | Id_PRM of the Corps block |
| Mapping config of the variable | See below |
See Source configuration for the other properties.
Mapping config
R4C_{Nature_De_Courbe_Demandee}_{Frequence_Publication}_{Reference_Publication}_{Sens_Mesure}_{Type_Mesure}_{Classe_Temporelle}_{Statut_Point}
| Segment | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
{Nature_De_Courbe_Demandee} |
Type of curve requested | Brute → BRUTE Corrigee → CORRIGEE |
{Frequence_Publication} |
Publication frequency, written as published | Q: daily H: weekly M: monthly NA: element absent from the file |
{Reference_Publication} |
Publication reference, written as published | Any value published NA: element absent from the file |
{Sens_Mesure} |
Direction of the measurement | 0: consumption (soutirage) 1: injection |
{Type_Mesure} |
Type of measurement, written as published | PA: active power PR: reactive power |
{Classe_Temporelle} |
Time class, written as published | See the Enedis flow documentation |
{Statut_Point} |
Status of the measurement point, from the Statut_Point element of the point |
R → RELEVE S → COUPURE E → ESTIME C → CORRIGE element absent → NA |
Points are grouped by status, so a curve mixing statuses feeds one variable per status.
Important
CORRIGEE and CORRIGE are two different segments. The curve is CORRIGEE, with the final E; the
point status is CORRIGE, without it. A key ending in CORRIGEE never matches.
Example
R4C_CORRIGEE_M_NA_0_PA_BASE_CORRIGE
Read as: corrected curve, monthly publication, no publication reference, consumption, active power, base time class, corrected points.
Tip
A key containing ??? means the file carried a value that is not part of the flow specification — an unknown
curve nature or an unknown point status. No variable will ever match it. Report the file to support rather than
creating a variable named after it.
Data point
| Timestamp | The H element of the point. Read as Europe/Paris when it carries no offset, stored in UTC — see Timestamps. |
| Value | The V element of the point |
What is not stored
- A point without
Hor withoutV.