Peak and base load calculator
Paste interval load in kW, one value per line or separated by spaces or semicolons. Use a full stop for decimals.
Examples are an invented shop, not measured data. Base load has no single definition, so the calculator shows several readings side by side.
| Result | Value |
|---|---|
| Intervals read | - |
| Energy in the data (kWh) | - |
| Average load (kW) | - |
| Peak load, highest interval (kW) | - |
| Peak interval | - |
| Load factor (average / peak) | - |
| Base load, lowest interval (kW) | - |
| Base load, 5th percentile (kW) | - |
| 5th percentile / peak | - |
| Overnight median, 00:00 to 04:59 (kW) | - |
| Lowest interval in the solar window (kW) | - |
| 5th percentile in the solar window (kW) | - |
Percentiles use linear interpolation between sorted values. Time-of-day results need whole days of data that start at midnight. Intervals are labelled by their start time. A value such as 1.000 is read as 1 kW, not one thousand.