Background and Objectives

I. Background

1. Power infrastructure in Africa is generally underdeveloped, with transformers aging, scattered in distribution and difficult to maintain.
2. Africa’s economic and population growth has driven rapid increases in electricity demand, adding load pressure to the existing power system.
3. Traditional manual monitoring is inefficient and costly, making it difficult to cover vast and remote power supply areas.

II. Key Significance

1. Ensure power supply stability: Real-time monitor key data such as voltage, current, power factor and transformer load rate, detect overloads, faults and other issues promptly, and reduce power outage time.
2. Reduce losses and costs: Accurately track power loss, optimize transformer operating parameters, avoid resource waste and lower operation and maintenance costs.
3. Support power system upgrading: Accumulate operational data to provide decision-making basis for grid expansion and new equipment layout, facilitating the large-scale and intelligent development of the power system.

Target Customers

Solution Features

1. Power Parameters