Sensus
Nothing's Out of Reach
Overview
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HQ Location
United States
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Year Founded
1870
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Company Type
Private
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Revenue
$100m-1b
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Employees
1,001 - 10,000
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Company Description
Sensus helps public service providers, including utilities and cities, reach farther by doing more with their infrastructure to improve quality of life in their communities.
IoT Solutions
From utilities to cities to industrial parks and campuses―our solutions empower you to build interconnected systems with intelligence at every point. So you can be more responsive. Smarter. And make the most efficient, cost-effective decisions.
Parent Company
IoT Snapshot
Sensus is a provider of Industrial IoT infrastructure as a service (iaas), functional applications, networks and connectivity, sensors, and automation and control technologies, and also active in the cities and municipalities, electrical grids, telecommunications, and utilities industries.
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Technology Stack
Sensus’s Technology Stack maps Sensus’s participation in the infrastructure as a service (iaas), functional applications, networks and connectivity, sensors, and automation and control IoT technology stack.
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Case Studies.
Case Study
Water District Improves Meter Read Accuracy
Headquartered in Perris, California, EMWD provides services to seven cities in Riverside County and is California’s sixth-largest water agency. With 795,000 individuals served and counting, the Southern California water provider is quickly installing meters to keep up with its expanding customer base. In the past four years alone, the utility has installed more than 7,000 new residential and commercial meters. With a growing number of customers to gather data from each month and California’s ongoing drought creating new regulatory challenges, the organization needed to conserve time and water.
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Electric Utility Uses Data Driven Solutions to Meet Goals
Of the 17,000 transformers on the Wake Electric system, 13,152 were not used to capacity. While it is common to purposefully oversize transformers to minimize future issues, the data showed that many of Wake Electric’s transformers were severely underutilized
Case Study
Cobb EMC Installs Smart Street Lighting Solution
Out with the old and in with the new. The move to change out old, high-pressure sodium lights for new LEDs prompted Cobb Electric Membership Corporation (EMC) to think smart.Always looking for the latest technology to improve customer service in Northwest metro Atlanta, the electric provider made the business case that it was also the time to add smart lighting with Sensus VantagePoint® Lighting Control.“We are already rolling the truck and crew to change out the lights, so now is the time to join smart cities and extend our capabilities to include Internet of Things (IoT) technology,” said Cobb EMC’s Director of System Quality and Planning, Bhaji Dhillon.
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City of Lakeland Improves Flood Prevention Capabilities with IoT Technology
For scientists at the City of Lakeland, Florida, manually monitoring lake levels to prevent flooding is a time-consuming, resource-draining task, especially during the nearly four-month rainy season.“Maintaining balanced water levels is critical to avoid flooding in residential areas and conserve enough water for the dry season,” said Laurie Smith, manager of the City of Lakeland’s Lakes and Stormwater Division. “Our technician has to drive back and forth between 11 lakes and make sure the levels don’t get too high.”
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Central Hudson Expands Distributed Energy Resource Capabilities
Modernize and adapt in the midst of Distributed Energy Resources expansionAlternative energy powers innovation at Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation. Homes with rooftop solar panels and expansive, commercial solar farms are part of the utility’s 2,600 square-mile service area between the northern New York City suburbs and the state capital of Albany.Transitioning away from a traditional distribution model in a territory covering nearly 400,000 electric and natural gas customers isn’t as simple as flipping a switch. Technology has helped the utility seize the opportunity for new grid controls while ensuring quality and reliability as demand evolves.
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