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Some of the Pacific Power meters have very low energy usage (below 10-20 kwh a day), and since they are rounded to the nearest whole number they frequently appear to have NonChanging data for a week or more at a time. We may want to increase the timeframe for Pacific Power meters to something larger to prevent them from showing up in CloudWatch when there often isn't an issue with the meter. The most recent CloudWatch log has three Pacific Power meters with "NonChanging data" that don't seem to have any issues, just small datapoints.
Missing and NonChanging data functions use the same timeframe right now, which is set here. We can either increase the Pacific Power timeframe for both Missing and NonChanging data, or make a new check to pass a larger value when checking NonChanging data for Pacific Power meters.
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Some of the Pacific Power meters have very low energy usage (below 10-20 kwh a day), and since they are rounded to the nearest whole number they frequently appear to have NonChanging data for a week or more at a time. We may want to increase the timeframe for Pacific Power meters to something larger to prevent them from showing up in CloudWatch when there often isn't an issue with the meter. The most recent CloudWatch log has three Pacific Power meters with "NonChanging data" that don't seem to have any issues, just small datapoints.
Missing and NonChanging data functions use the same timeframe right now, which is set here. We can either increase the Pacific Power timeframe for both Missing and NonChanging data, or make a new check to pass a larger value when checking NonChanging data for Pacific Power meters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: