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    Netmore, Itron Validate LoRaWAN for Water Metering

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterSeptember 30, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Quick Takeaways

    1. Netmore validates LoRaWAN Relay for comprehensive smart water metering solutions.
    2. Relay bridges coverage gaps, enabling near-100% meter read rates cost-effectively.
    3. Integrated with Itron Cyble 5 and Abeeway Relay for open, standards-based interoperability.
    4. Proven deployment reduces infrastructure costs and enhances large-scale AMI network coverage.

    Enhancing Water Metering with New Technology

    Netmore Group and Itron have successfully tested a new system for smart water meters. This system uses LoRaWAN Relay devices to improve coverage. The testing confirms that all parts work well together. As a result, water utilities can now count on more reliable readings, even in hard-to-reach areas. This development is a big step toward better water management, ensuring accurate data collection without extra infrastructure. It makes everyday water use more efficient and reliable for consumers.

    Scientific Progress and Cost-Effective Solutions

    The validation demonstrates a practical use of open standards and advanced technology. The LoRaWAN Relay, developed by Abeeway, extends network range by connecting isolated meters to the main network. It does so without needing costly new gateways or infrastructure. This approach reduces overall costs for utilities, making large-scale digital upgrades more feasible. The integration also leverages existing devices, maximizing investment and simplifying deployment.

    Real Impact on Utility Services and Quality of Life

    With near-100% meter coverage now achievable, water utilities can detect leaks faster and improve service quality. This technology benefits communities by reducing water waste and preventing costly damage from unnoticed leaks. Moreover, it supports digital transformation efforts, leading to smarter resource management. The result is not just better infrastructure for agencies but a more sustainable and connected experience for everyone’s daily water use.

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