What does the daily profile show?

The daily profile is an analysis that summarizes data over an extended period and presents how the average consumption throughout the day looks in the facility. It also calculates the deviation that has occurred during the time period, which can be displayed either as STD or Max Min.

• STD: It is the calculated standard deviation that occurred during the time period.
• Max Min: It shows the absolute maximum and minimum values that occurred during the time period.

The daily profile is also calculated per 3-phase, meaning it indicates the total value of power that has flowed for all three phases.

The daily profile shows the difference in how it looks during Weekends and Weekdays. In the example below, you can see how the energy consumption is primarily highest between 8-17 on both weekdays and weekends. The absolute highest value occurs during hour 9.

In addition to the daily profile for three phases for Weekends and Weekdays, there are also per-phase profiles for weekends and weekdays, which have been chosen not to be displayed here. There is also a graph called Average Power per Hour, which shows how many hours during the time period a certain average power has been consumed.

At the bottom of the Daily Profile, you will find a summary of the 10 largest values measured during the time period. There is a summary for three phases and a summary for each phase. Below is a summary for three phases. You can choose to click on a row in this summary, and a dialog with the currents for this hour will then be displayed.

Below is the graph that was displayed when choosing to click on the row showing the highest average power in the summary above. Here, we see the total grid current that occurred during the hour when the highest average consumption occurred.

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