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The RSE series smart gas meter with 3GPP Narrowband IoT technology developed by Pietro Fiorentini in partnership with Huawei and Terranova Software has been approved for use in the European Union.
It is the first Narrowband IoT smart gas meter on the market to be approved under the EU Radio Emission Directive, the Measuring Instrument Directive and the Installation and Operation Directive. in a potentially explosive environment (Installations in Explosive atmosphere).
Huawei's NB-IoT Open Labs (NB-IoT Open Labs) became the pre-integration environment where Pietro Fiorentini tested and explored the potential of NB-IoT and integrated the end-to-end solution prior to trial and commercial. operation.
As part of the project, Terranova Software developed data acquisition and measurement data management systems and a network management program to ensure seamless interaction and full integration of the solution.
Pietro Fiorentini has already carried out successful practical tests of smart gas meters based on narrowband Internet of Things technology in Italy, Spain, China, Portugal, Iran, Sweden, Ireland, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland. Utilities can now manage their networks more efficiently, building a smarter and more responsible consumption model.
"We are proud to be the first company to receive the full set of approvals required to bring to market smart gas meters based on narrowband Internet of Things technology. We are now ready to begin mass production at our factories located in Italy and China" , said Cristiano Nardi, Executive Chairman of Pietro Fiorentini.
"Huawei is helping carriers around the world prepare for the commercial deployment of narrowband IoT technology," said Jiang Wangcheng, president of Huawei's IoT Solutions business. "Narrowband IoT is strategically important for many industries, including utilities. The fact that our Huawei IoT Open Labs help new partners become part of the ecosystem fully demonstrates our commitment to this idea.The countries of the European Union have committed to bring almost 45 million smart gas meters to the market.This means that about 45% of European consumers will use them by 2020."
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