Ubicquia

The UbiGrid DTM+ brings unprecedented clarity to the distribution grid between the substation and the meter. With real-time distribution transformer monitoring, you can proactively tackle potential grid problems, actively support customers, and reduce O&M costs.

This innovative solution combines many of the grid monitoring capabilities of a traditional line sensor with a distribution transformer monitor. The advanced sensors in the DTM+ lets you focus on what is happening across the grid and at the transformer. Receive valuable data-verified insights such as transformer performance, interruptions on the primary, loss-of-life calculations, and other electrical parameters. All in real-time.

The DTM+ uses public or private LTE communications to give you the speed and network connectivity needed to fully realize your grid modernization initiatives. It continually monitors power, oil temperature and pressure, pole tilt, vibration and more. This data is brought to life in UbiVu, our cloud management platform, or through APIs that integrate with many common utility systems.

A streetlight problem, whether an outage or a dayburner, is a common customer complaint. Rolling a truck to rectify the issue is costly and time-consuming. Often crews have problems even identifying the correct streetlight as asset management systems are notoriously inaccurate. This is an expensive, disruptive process that can leave customers frustrated. If utilities are to meet their public service, safety and sustainability goals, they need a smart lighting solution that includes the critical grid and asset visibility they crave. This is where the UbiCell platform comes in. This smart streetlight controller integrates seamlessly with existing lighting infrastructure, providing real-time, remote analytics in a user-friendly dashboard. The UbiCell simplifies asset management, reduces expenses, and helps utilities respond to outages with pinpoint accuracy. What’s more, utilities get a comprehensive view of the grid through voltage monitoring, alerts, and outage alarms.