R50
Load curve of a C5 point, consumption and production, at a 30 or 60 minute step. A file carries one PRM,
but its PRM blocks are all read.
Insights configuration
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Meter number of the source | Id_PRM of the PRM block |
| Mapping config of the variable | See below |
| Granularity | 30 or 60 minutes, as published |
See Source configuration for the other properties.
Mapping config
Two fixed keys, no variable segment. Both are fed from the same points, so they always carry the same timestamps.
R50_courbe_de_charge
R50_qualite_courbe_de_charge
| Key | Value fed | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
R50_courbe_de_charge |
The V element of the point |
The measurement itself |
R50_qualite_courbe_de_charge |
The IV element of the point |
The quality indicator published next to it |
Tip
Create both variables. The quality curve is what tells you whether a value of the load curve can be trusted, and it cannot be reconstructed afterwards.
Data point
| Timestamp | The H element of the point. Read as Europe/Paris when it carries no offset, stored in UTC — see Timestamps. |
| Value | V, or IV for the quality curve |
What is not stored
- A point missing any of
H,VorIV— it is dropped from both curves, so the two series stay aligned.
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