SMART ENERGY METER WITH THEFT DETECTION
Keywords:
MSmart energy, Theft detection, Energy, Efficient powerAbstract
On a monthly basis, conventional electricity meters given by government power supply organizations monitor the energy use of an entire residence or enterprise. This implies that customers have no way of tracking individual appliance energy use. In addition, consumers are unaware of their everyday energy use habits. Smart meters may be created by incorporating IOT into our traditional electrical meters. The primary purpose of IOT-based smart meters is to improve the existing system's performance, reliability, and features through an active customer approach. Smart energy meters acquire all energy-related data at a low cost. It tackles power quality concerns while also highlighting the potential to improve Demand Side Management (DSM).
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