How energy and utility providers connect smart meters, grid sensors, and field equipment under one governed platform, instead of a patchwork of incompatible device networks.
Smart meters, substations, transformers, and field equipment each speak their own protocol, often deployed by different vendors over different decades. Utilities trying to modernise outage response, demand forecasting, or ESG reporting first have to solve a more basic problem: connecting devices that were never designed to talk to each other.
A protocol-agnostic IoT platform solves the connectivity problem first, so the analytics, outage prediction, and reporting layers built on top actually have complete, real-time data to work with.
Real-time consumption, outage, and demand data streamed from every connected meter.
Multi-protocol connectivity for substations, transformers, and field infrastructure.
One inventory of every meter, sensor, and field asset across the network.
Continuous telemetry that feeds outage detection and grid response systems.
Onboarding and real-time telemetry from smart meters across a utility network.
Multi-protocol connectivity for substations, transformers, and grid infrastructure sensors.
Real-time sensor data feeding outage detection and grid response systems.
One unified device inventory across meters, sensors, and field equipment.
Hardware-fingerprint authentication for new meters and field devices joining the network.
Consumption and emissions data structured for automated regulatory and ESG reporting.
The Integrated IoT Connected Platform bridges legacy grid equipment and modern smart meters through a protocol-agnostic gateway supporting MQTT, CoAP, Modbus, and OPC-UA, so utilities are not locked out of devices deployed years or decades apart.
Every connected meter and sensor is registered in a unified device inventory, with telemetry flowing through Edge Micro Data Centers for local processing before reaching the Data Management Platform for grid-wide analytics and reporting.
A single platform bridging legacy and modern grid devices.
Every meter and sensor tracked, authenticated, and monitored centrally.
Telemetry available immediately to outage and demand management systems.
Utilities cannot modernise outage response or demand forecasting on a fragmented device network. The Integrated IoT Connected Platform gives energy and utility providers one governed layer to connect, monitor, and manage every meter, sensor, and field asset.
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Sources: Delaplex XIS capability documentation and internal program materials.