Landis+Gyr Released Smart Electricity Meter
The new Revelo E370 meter gives utility operators high-resolution data to manage increased residential load.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Utilities
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Landis+Gyr has launched the Revelo E370 electricity meter, a new device engineered to increase grid visibility and reliability for power providers. The meter, which is now commercially available, is designed to support the growing demand from electric vehicle chargers and heat pumps.
Why it matters
Utilities face mounting pressure to manage grid stability as residential electricity usage shifts due to electrification. This device offers real-time waveform streaming and edge intelligence to help operators proactively identify grid anomalies and hot socket conditions.
Landis+Gyr currently serves a network of 2,000 utilities globally. The Revelo E370 is available in 200 amp and 320 amp disconnect configurations.
The players
Landis+Gyr
A global provider of integrated energy management solutions and advanced metering infrastructure for utility companies.
The details
The Revelo E370 utilizes an integrated Edge Intelligence Card to perform phase and grid anomaly detection through high-resolution data analysis. It supports multiple network protocols including RF Mesh, Mesh IP, and Wi-SUN, while including standard Wi-Fi connectivity. Furthermore, the meter features hardware-level micro arc sensing specifically for hot socket detection to enhance safety and maintenance diagnostics.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: Landis+Gyr announced commercial availability of the Revelo E370.
Market Landscape
This release follows the industry shift toward advanced metering infrastructure 2.0, which prioritizes distributed intelligence at the grid edge. By moving beyond simple consumption tracking, these devices aim to solve the visibility gap created by decentralized renewable energy and electrification.
Utility operators should evaluate the device’s waveform streaming capabilities against existing grid monitoring software to determine potential gains in maintenance efficiency. Procurement teams should analyze whether the 200 amp or 320 amp models best align with current residential service upgrade requirements.
The takeaway
The move toward edge-based grid intelligence represents a critical upgrade path for aging infrastructure. Operators should monitor the performance of micro arc sensing in high-load residential neighborhoods to assess its impact on long-term safety and equipment failure rates.
Further reading
For broader trends in infrastructure upgrades, visit our Utilities section.
More information
View product specifications and company information on the Landis+Gyr corporate information website.
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