Industrial-Grade Smart Metering Solutions

At EasyNet Technologies, we provide a better way to monitor your site utilities. With our smart metering solutions you can now achieve real-time consumption data for electricity, water, and gas across every circuit, zone, or site. All without manual reads, without guesswork, and without replacing your existing infrastructure.
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Measure Everything, Waste Nothing

Our hardware portfolio allows you to build a custom monitoring ecosystem. EasyNet Technologies’ smart metering solutions enable precise utility tracking across multiple disciplines.
Electricity sub-metering devices on a DIN rail showing kWh per circuit

Electricity Sub-Metering

Monitor consumption by circuit, floor, tenant, or system. Granular electrical data lets you identify load imbalances and high-draw equipment without guesswork. You can pinpoint which machines consume the most power and schedule maintenance before they fail completely.

Smart water metering flow meter with pulse output on copper pipe

Smart Water Metering Solutions

Smart water metering solutions help detect leaks, track usage by zone, and catch abnormal consumption as soon as it occurs. Automated alerts notify your maintenance team immediately if water flow exceeds normal parameters, preventing catastrophic flooding and costly water bills.

Smart metering sensor fitted to a gas meter for remote tracking

Gas Metering

Monitor gas consumption remotely across sites. Connected sensors provide automated alerts for unusual usage patterns or sudden pressure drops, keeping your facility safe and efficient.

LoRaWAN pulse counter enabling smart metering on an electricity meter

LoRaWAN Pulse Counters

Retrofit existing meters with pulse output into your IoT network. You do not need to discard your current infrastructure to get smart capabilities. These devices connect to legacy meters. You simply add wireless connectivity and gain instant data access.

Industrial cellular gateway collecting smart metering data via Ethernet

Industrial Gateways

Aggregate data from all meters across a site and push it securely to your chosen platform. These gateways collect information from various sensors and transmit it to your Building Management System (BMS) or cloud dashboard via Modbus, M-Bus, or cellular networks.

Facilities manager viewing multi-site smart metering dashboard

Multi-Site Monitoring

Manage metering across multiple buildings or locations from a single dashboard. Property managers with dispersed portfolios can view consistent data across their entire estate. Multi-site solutions eliminate the need for manual coordination and travel between different facilities.

IoT Products for Diverse Smart Metering Needs

LoRaWAN

LoRaWAN Sensors and Pulse Counters

Milesight EM300-DI pulse counter with white IP67 enclosure, NFC mark, wired dry-contact lead and compact wall-mount design
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Connectivity

Industrial IoT Gateways

Milesight UG65 LoRaWAN gateway with white housing, front status LEDs and right-side external antenna.
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Cellular

Cellular 4G and 5G Routers

Milesight UR35 industrial 4G LTE Cat 4 router with dual SIM, five Ethernet ports, external antennas, GPS connector, Wi-Fi optional module, RS232/RS485 ports and IP30 metal housing for IoT/M2M deployments.
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Networking

Industrial Ethernet Switches

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Smart Metering Applications For Different Sectors

Different industries face unique utility challenges. Our smart metering services are engineered for rapid deployment across many different commercial environments.
Multi-tenant apartment building with ground-floor retail units

Multi-Tenant Buildings

Allocate utility costs accurately to individual tenants or floors. Landlords can eliminate billing disputes and recover costs that were previously absorbed into general service charges. Tenants will pay for what they use.
Industrial manufacturing facility exterior with loading docks and trucks

Industrial and Manufacturing Sites

Monitor energy-intensive equipment and complex production processes. Plant managers can identify inefficiencies before they become permanent waste on the P&L statement. Sudden spikes in machine power draw often indicate an impending mechanical failure, allowing for predictive maintenance.
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Water Utilities and Municipalities

Deploy Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) across vast distribution networks. City planners and utility providers can detect non-revenue water loss, pinpoint underground leaks, and identify tampering.
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Facilities and Campus Management

Track consumption across multiple buildings from one centralised location. University estates and large corporate campuses can identify which specific sites are underperforming against energy-efficiency targets and direct their retrofit budgets accordingly.
Farm site with barn, grain storage silos, and tractor in a field

Agriculture

Monitor water usage across irrigation zones, boreholes, and remote storage tanks. EasyNet Technologies offers low-power devices that withstand harsh outdoor conditions and transmit data across large agricultural sites.
Exterior of a modern glass-fronted commercial office building

Smart Buildings

Feed live metering data directly into your BEMS or energy management systems. Facility teams can automate their HVAC, lighting, and plant room decisions based on actual, real-time occupancy and usage data rather than static schedules.

Why Smart Metering?

Traditional utility metering relies on periodic, physical inspections. An employee or contractor visits the site, records a number, and logs it into a system. Smart metering solutions replace this manual process with automated, continuous data collection using connected sensors and communication networks.

Upgrading to smart metering systems allows organisations to access the most accurate information to make financial decisions, while the traditional approach falls short in several critical areas.

Manual reads give you data that is already weeks old

By the time a human physically checks a gauge, conditions have completely changed. The delay prevents any immediate corrective action.

Monthly bills show what you spent, not where you wasted it

A high electricity bill at the end of the month indicates a problem. But it does not tell you if the issue was a faulty HVAC system, inefficient lighting, or machinery left running overnight.

Leaks and spikes go undetected until the damage is done

A burst pipe or a malfunctioning gas valve can waste thousands of pounds and cause severe structural damage before the next scheduled reading.

Cost allocation without sub-metering is guesswork

Property managers divide total utility costs by square footage to bill tenants. This unfair method penalises efficient users and subsidises those who waste resources.

ESG reporting requires verified data, not estimates

Investors and regulators demand accurate sustainability metrics. Relying on rough calculations based on old billing statements will not satisfy modern environmental, social, and governance audits.

Regulatory pressure across Europe and the UK is accelerating adoption

Governments are pushing for reductions in carbon emissions. Programmes like the market-wide half-hourly settlement in the UK show a broader shift toward mandatory, high-frequency energy reporting.

Rising energy and water costs make unaccounted waste harder to ignore

Every unit of electricity or litre of water lost to inefficiency directly impacts a company’s bottom line. Automated monitoring is the only reliable way to protect profit margins.

IoT smart metering solutions are the answer.

How a Smart Metering System Works

A modern smart metering ecosystem relies on three stages to deliver actionable insights to your management team.

Smart metering process diagram showing measure, transmit, and analyse stages

Measure

Sensors and smart meters capture real-time consumption data for electricity, water, and gas directly at the point of use.

Upgrading entire facilities can seem expensive and a hassle that does not seem justified in the short term. Thankfully, many modern devices work seamlessly with your existing meters via pulse output.

EasyNet Technologies’ devices prevent costly rip-and-replace scenarios and keep installation disruptions to an absolute minimum.

Once the hardware captures the data, it needs a reliable way to reach your servers. LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, or cellular connectivity carries data from the individual meters to your central gateways.

These communication protocols offer long-range, low-power transmission. They are designed to penetrate thick concrete walls and work flawlessly in basements, plant rooms, and other challenging RF environments.

The transmitted data is delivered directly to your existing platform, SCADA system, BMS, or cloud dashboard. Software turns raw numbers into valuable business intelligence.

You can set consumption thresholds, trigger automated alerts, generate compliance reports, and allocate utility costs without any manual spreadsheet calculations.

Take Control of Your Utility Consumption With Our Smart Metering Solutions

Implementing smart metering systems gives your team the visibility they need to stop waste at the source. Take the first step toward complete facility visibility today. Our engineering team is ready to review your site requirements and recommend the exact hardware needed to connect your infrastructure.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Smart building IoT provides immediate visibility into how your facility operates. The primary benefits include reduced utility costs, automated identification of leaks or equipment failures, improved sustainability reporting, and the ability to bill tenants accurately for their actual consumption.

Deployment timelines depend entirely on the scale of your facility. A simple pulse-counter retrofit for a few main meters can be completed in a single afternoon. Larger, multi-site deployments with hundreds of sub-meters and custom gateway configurations may take several weeks to fully plan and install.

Absolutely. The majority of our smart metering upgrades do not require you to remove your existing meters. We utilise LoRaWAN pulse counters and optical readers that attach directly to legacy equipment. This digitises the output and connects your old hardware to a modern IoT network.
Because we rely heavily on wireless protocols such as LoRaWAN and cellular data, deployment is straightforward. There is rarely a need to drill through walls or lay hundreds of metres of new network cables. Pulse counters can usually be attached to utility meters without shutting off the main power or water supply.
Yes. We have over 20 engineers with deep experience in industrial IoT. We do not just ship boxes. We help you design the architecture, select the correct sensors for your specific environment, and verify that your gateways communicate properly with your chosen software platform.
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