How to Use MV - 90 Web Report Log into the MV-90 Web Report tool by clicking on the MV - 90 Web Report link available from the Oilfield and Large Distribution Customers and/or Transmission Customers page at SaskPower.com Before you start Definitions KWH = The kilowatt hour (symbol kWh, kW·h, or kW h) is a derived unit of energy. If the energy is being transmitted or used at a constant rate (power) over a period of time, the total energy in kilowatt-hours is the product of the power in kilowatts and the time in hours. The kilowatt-hour is commonly used as a billing unit for energy delivered to consumers by electric utilities. KVA = A KVA is 1,000 volt amps. A volt is electrical pressure. An amp is electrical current. A term called apparent power is equal to the product of the volts and amps. KVAR = Is power wasted by the customer. What this means to a customer: Undesirable: A higher KVAR equals higher KVA demand and the Power Factor will be lower. Desirable: A lower KVAR equals lower KVA demand and the Power Factor will be higher o Most efficient: If a system is at 100% Power Factor, the KW and the KVA will be close to the same value and the KVAR will be next to zero. Be aware: Do not use your browser back button when using this tool. Clicking on the browser back button takes you out of the tool and you’ll have to log back in again. If you do use the back button and receive a blank screen when trying to log back in, close all browser windows and start again. You can click on the ‘?’ button within the tool to access the User Guide. This guide describes all the reports available within MV - 90 Web Report tool. 1 Data is refreshed daily and shows up to midnight of the previous day. MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report System Requirements To the access MV–90 Web Report tool, you need a computer equipped with Internet access, and a Web browser that supports the Java™ plug-in. Supported browsers include Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Google Chrome. If the Java plug-in is not installed on the machine, MV-90 Web downloads and installs it automatically. For Java conflict issues when launching MV-90 Web, SaskPower’s IT group would like to suggest: Navigate to Control Panel, un-install Java, and then re-install the plugin from https://java.com/en/download/ Contact the SaskPower Service Desk at 306 – 566 – 2013 if this does not resolve the issue. Support Please contact SaskPower if user access changes are required to your account. For Technical support, please call the SaskPower Service Desk at 306 – 566 – 2013. The Service Desk will collect contact information and details of your issue and assign a service ticket to the MV- 90 Web Report support group. For inquiries about the information contained in your reports, please contact your SaskPower Account Manager. 2 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.1 Login with Username and Password 1.2 Click the Login button 3 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.3 Select report. 1.4 Select meter. 4 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.5 Select channel. 1.6 Select date range. 5 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.7 1.8 Select time interval. Note: You can select 20 or 60 minute intervals, but billing is based on 20 minute intervals. 6 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.9 Run report. 1.10 Options: View as bar graph. 7 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.11 Options: View as line graph. 1.12 Options: View as data table. 8 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.13 Options: View previous day data. 1.14 Options: View next day data. 9 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.15 Save as local file. 1.16 Select save location. 10 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.17 Save. 1.18 Click OK. 11 MV - 90 Web Report How to Use MV - 90 Web Report 1.19 Close. 12 MV - 90 Web Report