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Translate full-SAP 18-hour off-peak tariff (code 5) to EIGHTEEN_HOUR 🟩
Add code 5 → "off-peak 18 hour" to _SAP_TARIFF_TO_RDSAP_METER_TYPE so the full-SAP meter translation covers the whole energy_tariff code space, not just 1-4. Table 12a resolves the word alias to Tariff.EIGHTEEN_HOUR. Real SAP-19.1.0/19.2.0 sample certs lodge tariff 5 and now resolve to the 18-hour off-peak split instead of defaulting to STANDARD (under/over-rated). The same fix covers 17.0/17.1/18.0.0/19.0.0 — all route through the full-SAP mapper via the assessment_type=SAP gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -2966,8 +2966,9 @@ def _sap_17_1_meter_type(electricity_tariff: Optional[int]) -> str:
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The two code spaces *differ* (epc_codes.csv `energy_tariff` vs
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`_METER_INT_TO_TARIFF`): full-SAP 1=standard / 2=off-peak-7hr / 3=off-peak-
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10hr / 4=24-hour, whereas RdSAP meter 1=dual-7hr / 2=single / 3=unknown /
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4=24-hour. Passing the full-SAP code straight through (the prior bug) read a
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10hr / 4=24-hour / 5=off-peak-18hr, whereas RdSAP meter 1=dual-7hr /
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2=single / 3=unknown / 4=24-hour. Passing the full-SAP code straight
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through (the prior bug) read a
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standard-tariff cert as Economy 7 (over-rated) and an Economy-7 cert as
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single (under-rated). Map onto the RdSAP word aliases so the resolved tariff
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is correct; absent/ND → "" (the unknown→standard sentinel)."""
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@ -2985,6 +2986,7 @@ _SAP_TARIFF_TO_RDSAP_METER_TYPE: dict[int, str] = {
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2: "dual", # off-peak 7 hour (Economy 7)
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3: "dual", # off-peak 10 hour (§12 dispatch resolves 7/10hr)
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4: "dual (24 hour)", # 24-hour tariff
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5: "off-peak 18 hour", # off-peak 18 hour (Table 12a EIGHTEEN_HOUR)
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}
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