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NON-TECHNICAL LOSS BREAKDOWN

What are the different types of non-technica loss?

The Non-Technical Loss is the component of Distribution System Losses that is not related to the physical characteristics and functions of the electrical System, and is caused primarily by human error, whether intentional or not. Non-Technical Loss includes the electric Energy lost due to 
  • pilferage
  • tampering of meters
  • and erroneous meter reading and/or billing. 

Non-Technical Loss 

The Non-technical loss most of the time is the residual loss after subtracting the Administrative Loss and Technical Loss from the Total Distribution System Losses. 


In equation form, the Non-technical Loss are computed as follows: 

Non-Technical Loss 
= Total Distribution System Losses 
- Administrative Loss 
- Technical Loss 

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