First ever DLMS User Association interoperability demo over the non-licenced 1900 MHz spectrum at Enlit Europe, hashtag#Paris!
Exciting times at the ESMIG booth where Wirepas and Netinium are showcasing a trailblazing implementation of the new DECT NR+ standard!
The heart of the system – the Nordic Semiconductor Semiconductor nRF9131, masterfully integrated by Lobaro GmbH with high quality FLEXY smart meter from Meter&Control. Sophisticated platform agnostic head-end system provided by Netinium.
Wirepas takes pride in being the first to implement the DECT NR+ standard, setting a new benchmark in smart metering technology.
The demo is a testament hashtag#DLMS interoperability over the 1900 MHz non-licensed band dedicated to DECT. This is big news for the industry, given the regulation allows maximum 23 dBm transmit power. What does this mean in real terms? An impressive over 5 km line of sight range with 1 Mbps bandwidth. With mesh topology this provides superior wireless network coverage leading to best SLA seen in smart metering.
This breakthrough paves the way for more efficient and far-reaching smart metering solutions, aligning perfectly with our vision at Wirepas – to revolutionize communication in smart metering and smart city applications.
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