May 2011
Gallery: Who’s who in smart meters
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Gallery: Who’s who in smart meters, part 2
Elster’s AS220 electronic smart meter allows for remote service connections and disconnections, and also supports wireless communications for home-area networking (HAN) applications. Designed to
Gallery: Who’s who in smart meters, part 3
Itron’s OpenWay CENTRON smart electricity meter for residential use is ready to operate with third-party technologies and supports two-way communications for advanced control and
Gallery: Who’s who in smart meters, part 4
Landis+Gyr, recently acquired by Toshiba for $2.3 billion, offers a variety of smart meters and smart-grid technology, including the Landis+Gyr E120Gi. The company describes
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