BS EN 62054-11-2004 + A1-2017 (2018) PDF

Full title and description

STB BS EN 62054-11:2004 + A1:2017 (incorporating Corrigendum/Amendment) — Electricity metering (a.c.) — Tariff and load control — Part 11: Particular requirements for electronic ripple control receivers. This publication is the British adoption of EN/IEC 62054-11 with Amendment A1 (2017) and associated corrigendum(s) issued in 2018.

Abstract

Specifies particular requirements, test procedures and performance criteria for electronic ripple control receivers used in tariff signalling and load-control systems for alternating-current electricity metering. It addresses functional behaviour, immunity and emission aspects relevant to ripple-control signals and their interaction with metering and load-control equipment, and is intended to be used together with the general metering standards.

General information

• Status: Published / Current (national adoption of the EN/IEC text).
• Publication date: British adoption published 31 July 2018; EN corrigendum effective April 2018 (EN 62054-11:2004/A1:2017/AC:2018).
• Publisher: BSI (as BS EN edition) — original international text published by IEC / CENELEC as IEC/EN documents.
• ICS / categories: 91.140.50 (Electricity supply systems) / equipment for electrical energy measurement and load control.
• Edition / version: EN/IEC base standard 62054-11:2004 with Amendment A1:2016/2017 (A1:2017) and Corrigendum/AC published 2018; adopted as BS EN 62054-11:2004+A1:2017 (corrigendum incorporated).
• Number of pages: Depends on the national edition: the original EN/IEC base document and amendment set is short (amendment/corrigendum files often 5–8 pages); earlier consolidated editions list the core IEC amendment as ~5 pages and national amendment documents typically range up to ~8–28 pages when bundled with national front matter — consult the issuing body for the exact page count of the national PDF you obtain.

Scope

Defines particular requirements for electronic ripple/control receivers used in tariff signalling and centralized load-control systems connected to AC electricity networks. The standard sets out functional requirements, test conditions, immunity and emission limits, marking and documentation items specific to ripple control receivers and is intended to be used in conjunction with the general electricity metering standards (for example EN/IEC 62052‑21 and related parts of the EN 62059 series).

Key topics and requirements

• Definition of ripple-control receiver functional classes and operational requirements (response to tariff signals, control outputs).
• Type-test methods for verifying receiver performance under specified signal conditions and interference levels.
• Immunity and emission requirements relevant to ripple/control signalling and electromagnetic compatibility in metering environments.
• Requirements for marking, documentation and installation information specific to ripple-control devices.
• Reference to and coordination with general metering tests and conditions (EN/IEC 62052 series and EN 62059 where applicable).

Typical use and users

Used by electricity meter and ripple-control receiver manufacturers, utility engineers and procurement teams, conformity assessment and type‑testing laboratories, national standards bodies, and regulators responsible for tariff signalling and load‑management systems. It is applied when designing, testing, certifying, procuring or installing ripple-control equipment intended to interface with AC electricity metering and centralized load-control infrastructures.

Related standards

Typically used alongside EN/IEC metering and load-control standards such as EN/IEC 62052‑11 (general metering requirements and tests), the EN 62059 series (auxiliary tests and specific procedures), and earlier EN 61037 where historically relevant. The EN version is closely aligned with IEC 62054‑11 and its amendments/corrigenda. When implementing for conformity or legal metrology, consult the currently applicable EN/IEC metering suite and any harmonized documents listed in the Official Journal.

Keywords

ripple control, load control, tariff signalling, electricity metering, ripple-control receiver, type testing, EMC, EN 62054‑11, IEC 62054‑11, amendment A1, corrigendum 2018, tariff and load control.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: A product‑specific European/British adoption of IEC/EN 62054‑11 that sets particular requirements and tests for electronic ripple control receivers used in tariff signalling and load‑control systems for AC electricity.

Q: What does it cover?

A: Functional requirements, type‑test procedures, immunity and emission considerations, marking and documentation specific to ripple‑control receivers, to be used with the general metering standards for complete conformity assessment.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Meter and ripple‑receiver manufacturers, utilities and system integrators, testing and certification laboratories, standards bodies and procurement/regulatory teams concerned with tariff signalling and load management.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The version shown (BS EN 62054‑11:2004 + A1:2017 with corrigendum 2018) represents the EN/IEC text as amended and corrected in 2016–2018 and was adopted by BSI in 2018. For conformity or legal‑metrology use you should verify whether any later amendments, corrigenda or successor EN/IEC documents have been published by the relevant national or IEC/CENELEC bodies since 2018. (National sales/catalogue entries and IEC/CENELEC listings should be checked for the latest status before relying on the standard.)

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it is Part 11 of the EN/IEC 62054 series addressing tariff and load control; it is intended to be used together with the general metering standards (EN/IEC 62052 series) and other EN 62059 parts for related tests.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Ripple control, tariff signalling, load control, electronic receiver, type testing, EMC, EN 62054‑11, IEC 62054‑11, amendment A1, corrigendum.