Start with one feeder.
We install metering on part of your network, run it alongside your current billing, and show you what the numbers say. You decide afterwards, with real data in hand.
During the pilot.
Metering on one feeder
Certified meters on a group of subscribers, plus a feeder meter at the generator.
Coverage for the area
A gateway on a nearby rooftop, sized to cover your network.
Your own dashboard
Live readings, generated versus billed, voltage and runtime, on your phone.
A results report
At the end: losses found, readings compared with your bills, and what a full rollout would involve.
Four steps.
- 1
Site survey
We visit your generator and buildings, check the panels and test radio coverage.
- 2
Installation
With your electrician, we fit the meters and radio nodes one circuit at a time.
- 3
Parallel run
The system runs alongside your current billing for several weeks.
- 4
Review
We go through the results together. You decide whether to extend it.
What we need from you
- Access to the generator room and building panels.
- A contact person who knows the network and the subscribers.
- Your subscriber list for the feeder in the pilot, to match meters to accounts.
- Electricity for the radio node in each building.
Who it is for
- Private generator operators with subscribers on one or more feeders.
- Building committees that run a shared generator and split the cost.
- Operators in Lebanon the area we can currently survey and install.
About the pilot.
What does the pilot cost?
We agree the pilot terms with each operator before starting, based on the size of the feeder. There is no commitment beyond the pilot.
Will subscribers lose power during installation?
Each meter is installed by an electrician one circuit at a time, so each subscriber is off for a few minutes only. We plan the work with you.
Do we have to change our billing straight away?
No. During the pilot you keep billing as you do today. The system runs alongside, so you can compare both before deciding anything.
Ready to see your numbers?
Tell us roughly how many subscribers you serve and where. We'll get back to you to arrange a site visit.