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Landis+Gyr Revelo Meter

Landis+Gyr · Smart Meter

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Streams 14.6 kHz voltage and current waveform data with on-meter edge intelligence, enabling far finer-grained load disaggregation than standard 15-minute interval meters.

Why this rating

Landis+Gyr's Revelo meter streams 14.6kHz voltage/current waveform data with on-meter edge intelligence, enabling far finer-grained load disaggregation than standard interval meters, a more invasive technical capability than typical smart meters.

What it is

Manufacturer
Landis+Gyr
Category
Smart Meter
Model years
2020-present
Market status
Current

The evidence 3

Independent research, regulatory action, lawsuits and journalism about how this device handles personal data — the "what actually happens" axis. Each links to its source.

  1. S2Landis+Gyr Revelo IoT Grid-Sensing Meter Data Sheet
    Measurement study · Landis+Gyr · 2020-01-01

    Vendor data sheet describing the Landis+Gyr Revelo meter's 14.6kHz waveform sensing capability enabling fine-grained load disaggregation.

    Why it matters here: Vendor data sheet describes the Revelo meter's granular waveform-sensing capability.

  2. S1Landis+Gyr Blog: Grid Modernization Requires Visibility at the Edge
    Measurement study · Landis+Gyr · 2025-01-01

    Vendor blog describing edge-intelligence features in newer smart meters enabling more granular household data collection.

    Why it matters here: Vendor blog on edge-intelligence features used in newer Landis+Gyr meters.

  3. S1Landis+Gyr Blog: The AMI 2.0 Playbook
    Measurement study · Landis+Gyr · 2023-01-01

    Vendor blog outlining next-generation advanced metering infrastructure capabilities including edge analytics.

    Why it matters here: Vendor blog on next-gen AMI capabilities relevant to Revelo's data-collection design.

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