Meters can now read over 200 amp without current transformers

Article Abstract:

Accuracies in electric power meter-reading can be improved through the use of meters which have a continuous current capacity of up to more than 200 A without using current transformers. These were developed through the use of solid-state technology and embedded-coil current sensors.

Instruments to measure electricity, Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals, Electric Power Meters

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Eliminate collection woes with prepay meters

Article Abstract:

An increasing number of electric utilities are using prepay meters to reduce write-off and collection costs which constitute a significant portion of the industry's revenues. These are usually installed at the homes of energy users with bad credit history.

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Solid-state meters help utilities protect revenue

Article Abstract:

Solid-state meters have helped utilities avoid several causes of lost revenue. Meter revenue-protection features can be categorized into counters, time stamps and communications.

Electric measurements, Electrical measurement

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