Question [Solved] Deep Dive into Logs on 6000xp

Here’s a definition summary for each term:

• epsVoltL1N – EPS Voltage of L1N: The emergency power supply (EPS) voltage measured between Line 1 (L1) and Neutral (N).

• epsVoltL2N – EPS Voltage of L2N: The EPS voltage measured between Line 2 (L2) and Neutral (N).

• pEpsL1N – EPS Power of L1N: The active power output from the EPS on Line 1 (L1) to Neutral (N).

• pEpsL2N – EPS Power of L2N: The active power output from the EPS on Line 2 (L2) to Neutral (N).

• sEpsL1N – EPS Apparent Power of L1N: The apparent power (active and reactive combined) from the EPS on Line 1 (L1) to Neutral (N).

• sEpsL2N – EPS Apparent Power of L2N: The apparent power from the EPS on Line 2 (L2) to Neutral (N).

• eEpsL1NDay – EPS Day Energy of L1N: The total energy output from the EPS on Line 1 (L1) to Neutral (N) for a single day.

• eEpsL2NDay – EPS Day Energy of L2N: The total energy output from the EPS on Line 2 (L2) to Neutral (N) for a single day.

• eEpsL1NAll – EPS Total Energy of L1N: The cumulative energy output from the EPS on Line 1 (L1) to Neutral (N) over its operational life.

• eEpsL2NAll – EPS Total Energy of L2N: The cumulative energy output from the EPS on Line 2 (L2) to Neutral (N) over its operational life.

• pEps – EPS Power: The total active power output from the EPS across all lines.

• sEps – EPS Apparent Power: The total apparent power output from the EPS across all lines (active and reactive power combined).