Harvy2 retrofitting use case for municipal utilities and grid operators
Attention municipal utilities and grid operators! Incredible but true: many local distribution transformers are still not digitalised.
Current flows are still recorded using an analogue moving-pointer meter and often read manually only once a year. This is not only extremely time-consuming but also highly inaccurate. Reliable conclusions for capacity-appropriate grid expansion cannot really be drawn from this. To make the low-voltage network fit for the future, an effective solution is needed in the first step to enable second-accurate power measurement.
For this use case, our Harvy2 LoRaWAN current sensor is ideal. It allows even remote local distribution transformers to be retrofitted for low-voltage power measurement in no time. It is compatible with any Energy management platform and provides event-based measurement data in real time. In addition, it is completely maintenance-free, as it does not require a battery. The energy required for operation is drawn from the magnetic field around the electrical conductor.
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About deZem
Since 2003, deZem has been developing and supplying hardware and software to network and analyse sensor data from many heterogeneous sources - worldwide with projects in Europe, America and Asia. Originally started in the field of energy controlling, we have expanded our range of products and services over the years into a comprehensive system for IoT data management, from industrial analytics to plant and process monitoring to technical building management. Because the basic idea is the same: to create a scalable platform for collecting and analysing IoT data.
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