基于物联网的能源质量可用性监控解决方案
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据可视化
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
- 网络与连接 - 蜂窝
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 设备管理平台
- 传感器 - 电表
适用行业
- 电网
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 能源管理系统
客户
普拉亚斯能源
关于客户
Prayas Energy Group 是一家位于印度浦那的非政府非营利组织，致力于保护和促进能源部门的公众利益。该集团为印度能源部门做出了重大贡献，并拥有
挑战
面临几个挑战：
- 由于这些数据将属于公共领域，因此这些数据的准确性和真实性至关重要。它应该能够经受住审查。
- 制造一种能够承受从低至 90v 到高达 320v 的广泛电压波动的电器具有挑战性。由于该设备将安装在偏远地区，因此其弹性至关重要。
- 该设备将不得不应对网络覆盖差的问题，并且在网络不可用时能够存储和重新传输数据，这在印度农村地区很常见。该设备最多可存储 30 天的数据。
- 处理数据的平台应该随时可用且高度可靠，并且永远不会丢失数据包。
解决方案
数量效益
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