Real time energy monitoring solutions
summary
Edge devices named Hot Drop self-powered transmits per minute via LoRaWAN provide behind-the-meter sub‑metering with non‑intrusive hot installs, per‑phase volts/amps/power factor and pulse inputs; they support US915 EU868 AS923 and a direct LNS option is imminent. Case worklists include a hospital where phase imbalance costs about $200k/year phase-unbalance cost, an RV park that cuts usage ~30% by campsite metering, and a refinery that gains >$400k in one week refinery gain and 3–5% extra throughput.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Utility monitoring overview
- 3:36LoRaWAN ecosystem details
- 5:43Hot Drop features & install
- 7:09Cloud integration & LNS release
- 7:31Healthcare energy audit
- 11:09RV park billing solution
- 13:43Industrial motor monitoring
- 16:33Live demo & Q&A
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