Manage Your Gas Usage with LORAWAN Prepaid Gas Meter for Customer Satisfaction in Tanzania

Manage Your Gas Usage with LORAWAN Prepaid Gas Meter for Customer Satisfaction in Tanzania

While LoRaWAN has been explored and implemented in various pilot projects for gas metering in Tanzania, large-scale deployment specifically for gas metering is still in the early stages. The adoption of IoT solutions, including LoRaWAN technology, is growing in the country, but widespread implementation across the gas metering sector has not been fully realized yet. Factors such as infrastructure development, investment, and regulatory frameworks will play crucial roles in determining the pace and scale of such deployments in the future.

The CA768 Prepaid Gas Meter represents a distinctive category of residential gas meter, designed to provide precise measurement of the volume of natural gas, town gas, LPG, and other related substances. This type of meter ensures the consistent accuracy of metering and revenue protection. Its rigorous component selection meets the highest global market standards. It is designed to increase customer satisfaction and reduce costs by providing reliable performance and long-term measurement accuracy for residential applications. Our wide range of prepaid system solutions allows for the management of this type of gas meter.

Main Features

G1.6, G2.5 and G4

The device is lightweight and straightforward to operate.
To recharge, simply input the 20-digit TOKEN into the keypad.

The device is compatible with both prepaid and post-paid modes and exhibits low power consumption and a low failure rate. It has the capacity to store data for over a decade in the absence of power and is prepared for AMR functions with RF, MODBUS, and RS485 (on request). It is available with EMC, ESD, and EMI approval and features a low credit warning and advanced tamper detection.

Key Benefits

LoRaWAN / LoRa communication may be provided upon request.
Time of Use (TOU), multi-tariff, and holiday settings are available for customization.

The user interface unit (UIU) is readily accessible for applications of a split nature.
The device is designed to last for a minimum of 15 years.