IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005
Corrigendum 1 - Electricity metering - Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control - Glossary of terms - Part 1: Terms related to data exchange with metering equipment using DLMS/COSEM
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IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005 is a corrigendum connected to the parent technical report on electricity metering data exchange, specifically the glossary of terms for meter reading, tariff and load control using DLMS/COSEM. It matters because terminology accuracy affects engineering documentation, technical review, procurement checks, and conformity assessment workflows. For teams working with metering systems, even a corrective reference can support clearer communication, more reliable specification review, and better alignment across testing, integration, and compliance activities.
IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005 standard overview
This document functions as a supporting correction to IEC TR 62051-1:2004 rather than a standalone technical specification. Its role is to update or clarify glossary terminology related to data exchange with metering equipment using DLMS/COSEM, which is important where operational consistency and technical validation depend on precise definitions. In engineering documentation and compliance workflows, a corrigendum can help reduce interpretation risk when teams are reviewing metering interfaces, data models, or test references.
Applications of IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005
IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005 is most relevant in electricity metering projects that rely on consistent terminology for meter reading, tariff handling, and load control communications. It may be used during technical assessment, laboratory evaluation, document control, and specification review for utilities, meter manufacturers, testing laboratories, and system integrators. Where DLMS/COSEM-based implementations are being compared or verified, the corrigendum can support clearer communication between engineering, quality assurance, and procurement teams.
Why IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005 matters
Accurate terminology is a practical part of risk management in metering systems, especially when requirements, test cases, and procurement documents must align. By addressing the parent report through a corrigendum, IEC TR 62051-1:2004/COR1:2005 can help improve consistency across technical validation, conformity assessment preparation, and quality workflows. For organizations handling smart metering or data exchange specifications, using the corrected reference may reduce ambiguity and support more dependable compliance and engineering review processes.
- Corrective reference linked to the parent glossary for DLMS/COSEM metering data exchange
- Useful for terminology checks in meter reading, tariff control, and load control documentation
- Supports technical review, conformity assessment preparation, and controlled document management
- Relevant to utilities, meter vendors, laboratories, and integration teams working on metering systems
- Publication Date: 2005-06-13
- Standard Status: Corrigendum
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC TR 62051-1:2004 (2005-06-13)
- Previous Version: IEC TR 62051-1:2004 (2004-12-01)
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