Achieve complete visibility, improved billing accuracy, and real operational intelligence.

Modern AMI is no longer just meter reading. Smart utilities use AMI to deliver outcomes such as:

• Reduced truck rolls and operational costs
• Faster outage detection and restoration
• Pre‑pay, time‑of‑use, and customer engagement programs
• Real-time grid load visibility
• Secure, interoperable connectivity for millions of endpoints

Trilliant AMI Advantage

• Multi‑technology, multi‑vendor flexibility
• Proven scalability for dense urban and rural environments
• Highly reliable, low-latency communications
• Secure by design, with full network segmentation

2. Distribution Automation (DA)

Improve resiliency, reduce outage durations, and automate grid operations.

Distribution networks are becoming dynamic and increasingly complex. Smart utilities deploy DA to:

• Automatically isolate and restore faults
• Enhance power quality and voltage optimization
• Support DERs, EVs, and bi-directional energy flows
• Monitor real-time grid conditions with precision

Trilliant DA Advantage

• High-performance, low-latency network built for mission‑critical operations
• Seamless integration of reclosers, switches, sensors, and regulators
• Scalability and security for utility-grade automation
• Flexible architecture that supports legacy and modern field devices

3. Utility IoT

Unify diverse devices and sensors under one secure, scalable platform.

Smart utilities rely on IoT to unlock data that was previously unreachable. Utility IoT delivers:

• Remote monitoring of critical assets
• Smart street lighting and municipal applications
• Grid edge intelligence and predictive maintenance
• Enhanced safety for crews and customers

Trilliant Utility IoT Advantage

• Open standards and partner-friendly ecosystem
• Support for millions of low-power IoT devices
• A single platform for multiple use cases and applications
• End-to-end security and dependable field performance