Meter-to-Transformer Connectivity Validation demo
A network model you can trust, rebuilt from meter data. 1:15
What the demo shows
A system solution for GIS teams that corrects meter-to-transformer links using AMI voltage.
Six agents compare every meter's 15-minute voltage with every nearby transformer group each night, confirm with outage events and install GPS, and propose the transformer each meter is really on. The feeder map shows each suspect pulled toward that transformer; the GIS data steward moves the link, a technician checks only where voltage cannot decide, and a second person publishes the GIS update to the outage model.
Transcript
- Meter-to-Transformer Connectivity Validation shows GIS teams which transformer each meter is really on.
- Often one meter in 20 is on the wrong transformer, and only a truck roll proves it.
- Each night, six agents compare a month of voltage on every feeder.
- 27, REN Close, is recorded on a transformer 200 meters away.
- Its voltage ignores that one and moves with the transformer across the lane.
- Nadia moves the link, and the map redraws it.
- Outages agree. It stayed on when the old transformers fuse blue.
- Technicians go only where voltage can't decide.
- 87% fewer field checks.
- Now, planning sees the real load.
- This transformer runs at 112%.
- Built on Botminds: Agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.