Latest Contributions by JohnAlsup

I think this is a meter made by SBS that measures consumption.  If so, then this is a type of instrument transformer.  Technically a PT and CT combined to measure current.  In the Medium Voltage Line Monitoring Asset Group, there is an Asset Type called Instrument Transformer.  This was equipment types of CT, PT, CT & PT.  That is probably where this would go without modifying the model. ... View more

Hi Bryan The Electric Foundations are really just a starting point.  There is risk in adding too many attributes to any single class.  It could impact performance and other areas of the system if too many attributes are added.  With that said, we included the attributes most popular with various analysis packages, like CYME, OpenDSS, Siemans, Schenieder, etc.  We tried to limit to fields that are unique to the specific equipment.  Things like fuse curves are typically specific to a model and could be obtained from reference tables.  ... View more

In version 2.0 and the current version 2.2, we added Car Charger as an asset type to the Low Voltage Service Group in the Device class.  We also duplicated this in the Junction Object class as well.   The reason we also have it in Low Voltage Generation is that there are those how view Car Batteries as a source of power as well as a consumer.   ... View more

It's possible that these junctions are not actually snapped to the lines.  You can check this by first looking at the "Is Connected" attribute.  Next, you can select one of the junctions at these intersecting lines with the error and move the line, leaving the "Disconnect" option disabled when performing the move.  If the ends of the lines both move with the junction, then they are connected.  If not, then they are not actually snapped to the line.  ... View more