AMI

In practice

In practice, AMI is the technical backbone that turns individual metering values into a continuous flow of operational data. A grid companyCompany that owns and operates electricity grids and is responsible for power supply to end users. with 100,000 customers generates approximately 2.4 million data points per day. AMI head-end systems receive, validate and forward these to MDMMeter Data Management - system for collection, storage, quality assurance and distribution of metering data from the electricity grid.. Issues in the communication network - PLC interference, NB-IoTLPWAN communication standard optimised for low power consumption and good indoor coverage - replacing GPRS in new AMS infrastructure. coverage gaps - directly cause missing metering values that RUNATvimenning's component register for electrical installations - providing structure and traceability for the components installations are built from. and VEEValidation, Estimation, Editing - systematic process to ensure quality of raw metering data from electricity meters. processes must compensate for.

The four products each cover their own link: SPIRATvimenning's metering point and asset register - your single source of truth for master data, with a built-in validation engine and Elhub integration. has the infrastructure, work orders and coordinates, RUNA has the components, condition and documentation, SEFTATvimenning’s VEE engine: validates, estimates and edits metering series with versioned time series and a full audit trail, before data goes to Elhub. has the metering values and the VEE process, and SAMTYGDTvimenning platform for Elhub integration - handles all message types and processes to Elhub. distributes the approved values onward. None of them do the collection itself.