Water meter solutions range from traditional mechanical meters to advanced smart systems designed to reduce water loss and improve billing accuracy. Modern solutions typically focus on Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), allowing for remote, real-time data collection without manual readings.
Key Features:
One of the key components in enabling a Smart Grid system is monitoring of Distribution Transformers (DTs). This is also the first step in distribution automation.
Monitoring of distribution transformers improves the visibility into the low voltage (LV) network and provides insights that help the utility company to utilize the power network in an optimum way.
Transformer monitoring brings a lot of benefits for utility companies, including the capability to recognize when transformers are overloaded and take remedial measures.
In many cases, the life of a transformer is curtailed due to lack of information around the operation of the transformer. It improves the visibility into the low voltage power network and helps utility companies deliver high quality electricity to its customers.
This system provides real time information about voltage, power factor, current, harmonics and unbalance from the LV network; and based on this information, utility companies can initiate remedies to solve problems as they occur or in many cases carry out preventive measures that prevents outages.
Utilities can also use the reports generated by the system to make decisions on distribution network planning, capacity enhancement, etc by identifying critical points in the distribution network that require to be extended or upgraded.
CS-DTMU provides an end-to-end solution that comprises of monitoring, data acquisition, reporting and presentation. The CS-DTMU panels can report data to either the cloud-based web application or SCADA systems or both depending on the requirement of our end clients. We also provide a ‘device-to-database (DB)’ solution which essentially acquires data and provides it in a set of database tables for further processing by end-client applications.
Distribution Transformer Monitoring Unit CS-DTMU1000 IoT in
A powerful terminal with GPS/GLONASS and GSM connectivity, which is able to determine the object’s coordinates and transfer them via the GSM network. This device is perfectly suitable for applications, which need location acquirement of remote objects or remote control and monitoring of objects via input and outputs. In case of losing connection, its internal memory can store more than 16000 records, and once the connection is established the device will send stored data via GPRS.
Every time the vehicle is started or driven, the following data is logged instantly
Fuel Shield is an independent secure, automated fuel dispensing system designed for fuel pump control system to manage private, retail, internal fuel stations and tankers on real time.
With Fuel Shield, fleet managers can effectively track fuel dispensing and fuel consumption. Based on locally available vehicle and driver identification data, this computerized system controls the refueling of vehicles via GPRS, GSM, Wi-Fi, RF or LAN communications.
APPLICATION SOLUTION:
Mobile Tankers
On the go, our system ensures that every fueling operations dispense or transaction is authorized and recorded for accuracy and security at the point of use.
Fuel Station Management
The user inserts the fueling nozzle into the vehicle’s fuel inlet, then the
vehicle’s data are transmitted to the system’s wireless receiver unit. A receiver sends the data to the station’s server (POS indicate the fueling), server authorizes and controls the fueling process online and in real time. Server can document the fueling by photos or video using the station’s CCTV infrastructure (license plate recognition is also optional).
Stainless steel Oval Gear Flow Meter
are widely used in the metering of liquid media with high corrosion, such as acid, alkali, salt and organic compound, and some other liquid, like: milk, alcohol, chemical and pharmaceutical drugs etc.
Turbine flow meter use the mechanical energy of flowing fluid, causing a rotor to rotate at an angular velocity proportional to the fluid flow rate or velocity within the flow path and pickup coils capture this angular velocity and generating an electrical signal which is directly proportional to flow rate.
