Development of a prototype of a single-phase electronic energy meter using a Lora Network
International Journal of Development Research
Development of a prototype of a single-phase electronic energy meter using a Lora Network
Received 27th September, 2021; Received in revised form 08th October, 2021; Accepted 19th November, 2021; Published online 28th December, 2021
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Electric energy meters are equipment capable of measuring the consumption of electricity in a consumer unit. Electrical energy metering devices are present in most homes and homes in the world, from a small commercial room to a large industry. This study can be considered exploratory because it provides greater knowledge on the subject, of an applied nature, establishing the practice of specific problems of the organization with the intention of solving them, and qualitative, seeking to understand its concepts, under two aspects, bibliographical research with the purpose to identify the authors' approaches through books, theses, articles, electronic sites and, case study, in order to analyze the development of a prototype of an electric energy meter using a LoRa network in the company Wasion. The LoRa meter was developed to meet the following needs of electricity utilities: Pricing, long- distance monitoring and quality of services delivered to customers who are far from large urban centers and without internet access (rural areas). With this development, it was possible to monitor the energy consumption of customers, monitor the quality of energy delivered, and safely and effectively check the bad weather to which the meters are subjected at their installation site with measurement of temperature and humidity.