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  • Y04—INFORMATION OR COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES HAVING AN IMPACT ON OTHER TECHNOLOGY AREAS
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Definitions

• a first aspect of the invention provides a method of managing a set of electrical energy consuming apparatuses for powering these apparatuses. electrical energy from an electric power delivery point that is common to the appliances.
• the method of the invention comprises the following steps: IM collect values of an electric power which is available at the delivery point according to successive time slots, and collect tariff data for electricity consumption for each time slot;
• a second improvement of the invention takes advantage of the potential capacity of at least one of the devices of the set of devices to be fed alternately in several different modes.
• Such a device, said variable power supply has several power modes that are associated with respective values of different power supply.
• Steps 131 and 141 are then executed for this flexible power supply device by adopting one of its power modes which has the highest power supply value, said first power mode, to determine the start time. of the power supply. But, if there are time slots later than the start time and during the power supply period of the first power mode, for which the power supply value of the same first power mode is greater than the value of the electric power that is available at the delivery point, then another power supply mode of the modular power supply unit is adopted for these later hours when the power is exceeded.
• each power mode of at least one of the devices can be transmitted to an energy manager who implements the management method, by an operator of the device or by the device itself. -even.
• these characteristics can be determined by the energy manager by means of automatic learning that is based on power supply characteristics recorded during a second period of time.
• FIG. 2 is a diagram of steps of a method according to the invention.
• the electric power supplier 100 establishes a rating scale of the power consumption, with consumption rates that may vary between predetermined time periods.
• the cost of the electrical consumption for the occupant of the dwelling 101 can then be calculated as the sum for all the successive time slots of the electrical consumption during each time slot multiplied by a kilowatt-hour price for this time slot. In most cases, the kilowatt-hour price to be used may also depend on the maximum electrical power value that is assigned to delivery point 1.
• a list can also be established for the appliances of the home 01 01 whose power can not be deferred, in step S2.
• the electrical power supply of these devices is therefore prioritized over those of the list of step S1.
• the electrical consumption of each of these priority devices for the power supply can be predictable or random, and in particular depend on a start command that is actuated by the occupant of the dwelling 101, or be imposed by a security imperative. etc.
• the connection box to the internet network 1 1, the vacuum cleaner 1 2, the kitchen utensil 1 3, the television set 14 and the lighting system 1 5 are given priority when they are programmed or started by the occupant of dwelling 1 01. They are grouped together in the set 110 that is the subject of the list declared in step S2.
• the other devices, grouped in the sets 20 and 30, are u devices, whose power supplies can be deferred.
• Each device u, or priority, is declared to the module 2 in the form of a vector which defines its mode of supply, and which comprises at least some of the following characteristics: - a value of the power supply power of the apparatus, which is denoted Pi for the apparatus u, at each moment of operation;
• the module 2 may also have a fifth input 2e dedicated to the transmission of measurement results that are performed in real time during the supply of at least some of the devices.
• These measurements can relate to the power supply of some of the appliances, their feed times or their electrical consumption, or the total electrical power that is supplied to the house 101 by the delivery point 1.
• the results of these measurements can be used to update some of the data that is used in the following process of the invention.
• the necessary measuring means can be integrated in the electricity meter which is located at the delivery point 1, or integrated in the module 2 itself.
• the devices u are classified in step S6 in descending order of their respective electrical consumption E ,.
• the first apparatus u in the ranking established in step S6, is first selected in step S71.
• step S74 the power supply value P, of the apparatus u, does not exceed the available power value P av for all the time slots which are concerned by the power duration. te, initiated from the time t d op ti- In other words, this verification ensures that the total electrical power expected to power the device u, in addition to the priority devices, does not exceed the value of the maximum electrical power which is available at the delivery point 1.

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