mätpunktsägare

A mätpunktsägare, or measurement point owner, is a term used in certain regulatory or technical contexts, particularly in German-speaking countries, to refer to the entity responsible for a specific measurement point. This responsibility typically encompasses the accurate and reliable functioning of the measurement equipment, the proper recording of data, and adherence to relevant standards and regulations.

The mätpunktsägare is often the entity that benefits from or uses the data generated by the measurement point, such as an energy supplier, a utility company, or a facility manager. They are accountable for ensuring that the measurement is performed correctly and that the data is available when required. This can include tasks like calibration, maintenance, and validation of the measurement instruments.

In some systems, the mätpunktsägare may also be responsible for the installation and de-installation of the measurement equipment. The specific duties and legal implications associated with being a mätpunktsägare can vary depending on the industry, the type of measurement being conducted (e.g., electricity, gas, water, or environmental parameters), and the applicable legal framework. The overarching principle is accountability for the integrity of the measurement process at a designated point.