Infrastructure metering projects operate within defined regulatory and technical environments.
The following examples illustrate participation across municipal utilities, system integration deployments and regional infrastructure projects.
Each case reflects structured project alignment and long-term supply continuity.
System integrator–led deployment model.
Bidirectional measurement. Modbus-RTU and M-Bus communication support. Multi-tariff configurations.
ODM manufacturing partner supplying MID-certified single-phase and three-phase electricity meters.
Bidirectional measurement.
Modbus-RTU and M-Bus communication support.
Multi-tariff configurations.
10+ years cooperation.
3 million cumulative units delivered.
Stable monthly shipment exceeding 30,000 units.
No major quality incidents recorded.
Public water authority–led renovation program.
Hot water pipeline modernization requiring adaptation to high-temperature transport and limescale conditions.
Supply of ultrasonic valve-controlled hot water meters aligned with regulatory certification requirements.
Annual production capacity of 100,000 units established.
Continuous structured supply participation.
System integration and protocol customization environment.
Provision of bidirectional active energy meters with Modbus-RTU and M-Bus compatibility.
5+ years cooperation.
Tens of thousands of units delivered.
Stable long-term performance.
Municipal public utility tender.
Winning supplier delivering water meters meeting 8-year operational stability requirements.
100,000+ meters supplied within structured municipal upgrade program.
Mixed cooperation models including distributor participation and public authority supply.
Water, electricity and gas metering solutions across multiple infrastructure environments.
Operations across 10+ countries.
600,000+ units delivered.
Ongoing regional infrastructure participation.
Participation in regulated infrastructure systems requires compliance alignment, validation readiness and long-term supply stability.
These case examples reflect engagement within defined project structures rather than isolated transactions.
