2024年12月2日 · During this program, DEP technicians and contractors will be upgrading AMR devices in all five boroughs. Residents may see technicians in their yards and can verify their identity by checking for DEP or company logos on their uniforms and asking them to produce proper identification, such as a badge or DEP ID.

2008年7月23日 · DEP piloted two AMR technologies in parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan last summer, and chose the Aclara technology after determining that it was more effective in transmitting signals in New York City's densely built urban environment. AMR equipment operates on a low-power frequency band reserved specifically for meter reading transmissions.

DEP uses an Aclara RF fixed network AMR system for meter reading. Meters installed under permit shall continue to include the installation of a remote receptacle. Licensed plumbers must connect all three wires properly at the register head to allow simple installation of an AMR box. DEP will install the AMR box. For

Aclara RF network system data allowed the DEP and other agencies to track approximate evacuation rates from neighborhoods during the storm. The data was analyzed to see areas of zero water usage over a period of time, indicating that the area was evacuated. The DEP also used the data after the storm to help

DEP began installing radio-based Aclara Systems transmitters on water meters in March 2009 and was substantially complete with installations by early 2012. Reactel’s existing inbound telephone-based AMR

2024年3月2日 · They are Meter Transmission Units, manufactured by Aclara (owned by ESCO technologies of St Louis, Missouri) and part of a 2008 New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) program titled “Citywide Advanced Metering …

The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) installs devices for automated meter reading (AMR) of water meters throughout New York City. The devices automatically transmit water meter readings directly to DEP for more accurate billing, and …

Residents may see DEP or Aclara technicians approach their property, move garbage cans, or open unlocked gates to access the AMR. In most cases, no appointment is necessary. Technicians will be wearing uniforms and will never ask for account numbers, social security numbers, banking information, payments, or any other personal information.

2013年10月4日 · DEP contracted with Aclara Systems 1 from July 7, 2008, to July 12, 2013, to implement the Citywide Advanced Metering Infrastructure Program for the Automated Meter Readers (AMR) in the amount of $68,327,500. Under the terms of its contract, Aclara Systems provides the design, installation, and modification of the Aclara software.

Aclara is the sole source manufacturer of the Meter Transmission unit that works exclusively with the Aclara fixed network Automatic Metering Infrastructure system. The Department of Environmental Protection reads and bills water meters through our Automated Meter Infrastructure System (AMI).