Pioneer Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System

• More than 250 AMI setups are running in different countries
• Our product has been exported to more than 60 countries
• More than 5 million smart meters are now running in these power grids

Advanced Metering Infrastructure

Pioneer’s Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system is the technology of automatically collecting data from energy metering devices and transferring that data to a central database by communications technologies for remote control and analyzing. This AMI system is composed of a power management terminal, a regional summary meter, user power meters, a local communications channel, a remote communications channel, management software, and other equipment. Power companies can build AMI systems to replace manual meter reading to save human resources, reduce meter reading costs and improve meter reading efficiency and success rates.

Pioneer’s AMI system reduces the error rate, loss of electricity, and eliminates mistakes like false readings that can be made by personnel. Our AMI system can also monitor the status of user’s meters and raise the alarm if there are any abnormalities. It also collects data from regional summary meters for calculating line losses.

Combining many advanced IT and communications technologies Pioneer’s AMI system is tailored to satisfy the various needs of power companies operating in different environments. The system is developed using Java based on Enterprise-class J2EE standards. It is based on a three-tier technical architecture (client / middleware / server / database server) and the core business is deployed on one or more J2EE application servers as the middleware. It has excellent openness, scalability, flexibility and high reliability, and the software can deployed on Windows, UNIX and other major operating systems.