Tariff Configuration; Figure 14: Tariff Regime - Secure Liberty 100 Technical Reference Manual

● Credit addition
● Event configuration
● 'Vend + tariff' type UTRN in order to update tariff into meter under No WAN scenario.
● Debt setting which can be configured for a maximum three types of debt when the meter is running in
Prepayment mode. The debt limit can be added or subtracted from the existing outstanding debt
register or a new debt value can be set.
● Reset Counter
● Data disclosure setting in order to enable or restrict data on the meter display
● Demand limit configuration
● Change of supplier or tenancy
● Cancel delayed configuration. This will cancel all delayed configuration including scheduled meter
configuration, scheduled switch activation and scheduled COT or COS.
Note: Each of the above configurations can have different treatment rules for meter operation.

5.8.1 Tariff Configuration

Liberty 100 can be configured with tariff regimes for the following three (3) energy types:
1. Import
2. Export
3. Import and Export
The meter can be configured with tariff rates for kWh consumption for different times of the day and seasons.
The tariff activation date can be configured either with immediate effect or for a later date and time. The
following parameters are configurable:
● Tariff configuration information
● Time of use (TOU) calendar
● Tariff price matrix
● Block (Tier) labels
● Block thresholds
● Block reset period
● Billing period
Note: Sending tariff files with a new set of billing dates that has a schedule activation date earlier than the
current date will trigger a billing on the next day and the billing thereafter will be as per the new billing dates.
5.8.1.1 Import Tariff
An import tariff can be configured to one of the following three types of tariff:
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Figure 14: Tariff Regime

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