6-second load measurement dataset

Data Description: Current Cost Envi monitors measure real power using D-clamp Hall-effect sensors attached to each of two phases of household mains at the point of interconnection to the electrical grid. These meters were installed at 30 households in Waterloo, ON, Canada and connected to small notebook computers to record data during 2011-2012. At least 3 months of data were collected from a total of 25 households. Files in the dataset are named by household ID (ex: home2.csv contains data collected from the 2nd household). Data are collected every 6 seconda. Each entry consists of the timestamp at the time of data collection, the room temperature (measured in Fahrenheit), per-phase power consumption (in Watt), and the sum of power consumption from both phases. This datasets contains 26 files, one for each household, for a total of 2.8 GB. Below is a summary of how much data is available from each household: ID      available data 2        206 days 3        367 days 4        288 days 5        346 days 6        150 days 7        140 days 8        306 days 9        196 days 10      92 days 12      169 days 13      166 days 14      289 days 15      198 days 16      204 days 17      248 days 18      274 days 19      182 days 20      271 days 21      325 days 22      277 days 23      235 days 24      5 days 25      279 days 26      107 days 27      133 days 30      240 days Funding: Cisco Systems and the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).