The surge in electric two-wheelers has, in turn, driven the rapid expansion of battery-swapping infrastructure. DIN-rail meters play a pivotal role in this ecosystem by enabling precise energy measurement at each swapping cabinet.

As distributed solar installations increased, utilities required accurate bidirectional metering and energy data integration.

A rapidly growing metropolitan area was facing increasing electricity demand, high manual meter reading costs, delayed billing cycles and significant non-technical losses caused by outdated metering infrastructure.

Rather than using a single communication technology, Daweda designed a hybrid AMI architecture combining: