Standard for Electric Utility Meters

Designation Number:
ANSI/CAN/UL 2735
Standard Type:
National Standard of Canada - Domestic
Standard Development Activity:
New Edition
ICS code(s):
91.140.50
Status:
Proceeding to development
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Scope:

Scope

This Standard covers the electrical safety of electricity meters rated up to 600 VAC, which measure, monitor, record, transmit, or receive electrical energy generation or consumption information.Meters covered by this Standard may be provided with one or two-way communication capabilities, by means of carrier signals, telephone, cable, wireless communication, or other methods.Meters covered by this Standard may additionally provide signals, either by direct connection or wirelessly, for the control of electrical loads or electrical power generation equipment in response to signals received from the utility or local communication networks.This Standard applies to detachable meters (Type “S” meters or “S-base” meters), and bottom-connected meters (Type “A” meters or “A-base” meters), intended for installation in ordinary (non-classified) locations. These may or may not be intended to be under the exclusive control of the serving utility. This Standard does not apply to equipment intended as test equipment or equipment intended to make measurements for analysis in a laboratory or industrial setting.

Project need:

Project Need
There is a need in Canada and the US for a standard to address Electric Utility Meters which now include numerous mandatory support functions that control the measuring of electric energy consumed by residence, business, or an electrically powered device. There is currently no comprehensive standard to address these tools for the energy industry, including utilities, regulators, manufacturers, and authorized personnel for distributed energy resource systems. This NOI is for a New Edition of UL 2735C that we are re-designating as UL 2735.

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