Triacta Meter Manager

Meter Network Operations and Data Management

Everything needed to establish and maintain your metering network and manage your meter data — all while you remain in complete control of your data.

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Set-up, manage, and administer your entire meter network onsite or remotely
Robust meter data management and repository capabilities
Live dashboards, desktop updates, and automated reporting
Secure, IT-friendly deployment and operations of meters

A Future-proof Solution with no Vendor Lock-in

All Triacta metering systems use open protocols (including building automation protocols) to ensure users are not “locked-in” to a single vendor. This approach provides the flexibility needed in an evolving smart grid. As new standards evolve, Triacta Meter Manager keeps pace without any user worries.

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Built-in provisioning tools make it easy to translate line drawings and site audit information into appropriate meter configurations and installation instructions
A hierarchal management structure provides for different scopes of view and control and allows for the flexible assignment of meters within locations, department and users
Open standards mean access to and consolidation of data from a multitude of meters (electric, gas, water, and thermal) with export and reporting
An extensive set of management tools enable operators to monitor network health and receive automatic notifications of extraordinary events

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