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Energy metering and distribution-board monitoring
Wasion supplies utility electricity meters, communications equipment and metering software through its international business.
Wasion's international catalogue spans single-phase and three-phase electricity meters, prepaid meters, DIN-rail units and ANSI-format products. The range reflects utility estates with different physical connections and regional metering requirements. Its wider product catalogue also includes telecommunications, water and gas meters, software and distribution equipment.
The aMeter100 is a single-phase smart meter with energy measurement, tariff calendars and event records. The aMeter300 CTVT adds a transformer-connected three-phase option for larger measurement points. These families put Wasion closer to a complete utility metering supplier than a business offering only a network interface for someone else's instrument.
The aMeter100 records four-quadrant measurements, instantaneous voltage and current, frequency and power. Its published functions include tariff calendars, local or remote load control, power-quality events and communication logs. Optional home-area interfaces include RS485, P1, M-Bus and wireless M-Bus.
The aMeter300 CTVT is positioned for transformer-connected three-phase measurement, with listed active-energy classes of 0.5S or 0.2S. It describes harmonic measurements through the fiftieth order and voltage sag or swell records. Communications use a separate module arrangement, while auxiliary interfaces can link water or gas metering. The current and voltage connection distinguishes this instrument from a direct-connected household meter.
Compatible meters, WFCT-960 gateway and radio-interface modules.4
Meter-to-cash software attributed to the Wasion and Siemens joint venture.5
W, E and S series cabinets for charging and battery swapping with data monitoring.11
Combines power-line and radio communication for smart-grid networks.8
Water and gas metering portfolio category; exact models and interfaces remain separate selection decisions.7
Published portfolio category including the separately described charging cabinet.7
Published power-distribution portfolio category; no model-level ratings or protocols inferred.7
Wasion's Wi-SUN solution combines compatible meters, a WFCT-960 radio gateway and network-interface modules. It is an RF mesh collection architecture for smart-grid and smart-city deployments. The meter's communications module and the collection infrastructure are therefore identifiable parts of the system, rather than an unspecified wireless link.
At the software layer, Energy-Pro combines head-end, meter-data management, customer-management, billing and vending functions. Wasion attributes this solution to Smart Metering Solutions (Changsha), its joint venture with Siemens. This offers a route from field readings to utility operations; it is separate from a tested EpiSensor Edge integration, which has not been established by the reviewed material.
Wasion documents meter supply to CFE in Mexico, including single-phase and three-phase smart meters and local manufacturing. The case describes deliveries beginning in 2021 and explains how production in Mexico supports the utility's supply requirements. It provides a concrete example of the company's emphasis on large meter programmes and manufacturing close to a customer market.
Its case-study collection also includes prepaid-meter programmes for Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board and Côte d'Ivoire's CIE, alongside microgrid and storage projects. These examples cover different delivery scopes: supplying instruments, implementing a collection system and broader energy infrastructure. They are manufacturer-published project accounts rather than independent performance comparisons.
Manufacturer case study describes supply of smart electricity meters to CFE in Mexico.10
The international company page identifies the business as Wasion Holdings International and names Wasion Holdings Limited as its parent. It gives 2000 as the establishment year and 2005 as the parent's Hong Kong stock-market listing milestone. The international website publishes a Changsha, Hunan address.
Wasion describes manufacturing locations in Mexico, Brazil, Tanzania and Hungary as part of its overseas presence. Its CFE case explains the role of the Mexican operation in supporting smart-meter supply. The international brand, its listed parent and the separately attributed Energy-Pro joint venture are distinct entities within the offering, so the company name on a meter or software contract should identify the relevant supplier.
Energy metering and distribution-board monitoring
Power meters, current transformers and metering communications
Utility meters, AMI communications and grid-data software
Meter interfaces for LoRaWAN and cellular collection
Utility submetering, resident billing and property energy services
Grid automation, utility meters and metering communications
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