Key:electricity
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To indicate the source of electricity used in a building, a dwelling or a settlement 
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Status: in use
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The electricity key is used to indicate the electricity source used in a building, a dwelling or a settlement. The tag should be put on building features (building=*) or on small residential areas (landuse=residential) using the same electricity source.
Values
Values for this key should be filled with the type of electricity source, or if it can't be specified or missing, with yes or none. Use as follows:
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| electricity=grid | Electricity is coming from a distribution grid, normally operated by some public or private company. | 
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| electricity=generator | Electricity is produced by a portable generator, usually powered by diesel or petrol. |
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| electricity=solar | Electricity is generated by solar panels located at the feature. | 
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| electricity=* with user defined value | To specify another electricity source than listed above. | |
| electricity=yes | There is electricity but the source is unspecified. | |
| electricity=none or electricity=no | There is no electricity at all. |
If there is a schedule, conditional restrictions can be used. As an example, one can use electricity:schedule=grid @ (17:00-22:00) if electricity is coming from a grid and is only available every day from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
See also
- power_supply=* for more popular way to map availability to users (and also voltages and frequencies).
- socket=* for detailed availability of socket types
- power=* for detailed mapping of electricity production and distribution.
- backup_generator=* to indicate whether a feature has a backup generator