EM114039-01 and EM114039-02 are both MID-approved LoRaWAN electricity meters, but they may have some differences in terms of their specifications and features. EM114309-02 is prepaid Single Phase LoRaWAN Bi-directional communications Energy Meter. It measures active energy, reactive energy, current, voltage, power, power factor, frequency, etc. The units support Max. 80A direct connection. It frees the user from communication cable wiring, provides more flexibility installation, and saves a lot of cost on maintenance. It use the standard LoRaWAN protocol which can be for remote monitoring and setting, suitable for monitoring energy consumption in residential, industrial, and utility applications. Lorawan smart metering for long range of smart industry, smart buildings, basic infrastructure.
1. Description
EM114039-02 is a single-phase LoRaWAN power monitoring device with Eu868Mhz frequency band and prepaid postpaid functions. It's also a modular power monitoring device embedding a LoRaWAN wireless communication. it can be used for measuring and monitoring energy or power consumption in various applications. It is designed to be compatible with the LoRaWAN communication protocol, allowing for wireless data transmission and remote monitoring capabilities.LoRaWAN Connectivity: The meter is equipped with a LoRaWAN communication module, enabling wireless data transmission to a LoRaWAN network server. This allows for remote monitoring and management of energy consumption data.
2. Features
3.Application
LoRaWAN energy meters are used to measure and monitor energy consumption in various settings, such as homes, buildings, and industrial facilities. They use LoRaWAN technology to transmit data wirelessly to a central server or gateway, allowing for real-time monitoring and analysis of energy usage.
The application of LoRaWAN energy meters is to help users better understand their energy consumption patterns, identify areas of inefficiency, and make informed decisions about energy usage. This can lead to cost savings, improved energy efficiency, and reduced environmental impact. Some specific use cases for LoRaWAN energy meters include:
Smart homes: LoRaWAN energy meters can be used to monitor energy usage in individual homes, allowing homeowners to track their energy consumption and identify ways to reduce their energy bills.
Commercial buildings: LoRaWAN energy meters can be used to monitor energy usage in commercial buildings, such as offices and retail spaces, to identify areas of inefficiency and optimize energy usage.
Industrial facilities: LoRaWAN energy meters can be used to monitor energy usage in industrial facilities, such as factories and warehouses, to identify opportunities for energy savings and improve overall efficiency.
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