Behind The Meter
Unleash the power of your home with smart tech, managing energy use and participating in a sustainable grid.
Remote control and fast installation of electrical systems without the need to thread additional conductors.
Use of an integrated system that incorporates PV cells, storage and charging stations, to examine the impact of electric vehicles charging combined with local power generation capabilities and storage on a low voltage power grid.
Providing automated customer service using an advanced robot, with a cutting-edge language model. This reduces the load on call centers, saves costs and improves the quality of service.
Establishing a virtual service platform, enabling customers to enjoy advanced services. This is a preliminary step ahead of the future in which the electric company will provide services using virtual and augmented reality.
Smart charging for electric vehicles in residential buildings, for improved operations and reducing construction costs (postponement/cancellation of grid upgrades), and promotes the government's goal for electric vehicles, which poses an engineering challenge in terms of grid loads and massive infrastructures.
The IEC is preparing for an age of competition in the supply end of the grid. To this end, a smart home experiment center was established to test various smart home, energy management and control, IOT and other technologies.
A powerful electric motor powers all regular hydraulic functions of utility trucks - from outriggers to digger derrick booms. Safe, quiet and reliable. A standalone option for fleet upgrades, with no scheduled maintenance required, and is transferable to new units.