1. Kamstrup OMNIA system

2. Introduction
About Kamstrup
Kamstrup OMNIA smart grid platform
RF pilot in Turkey

3. Kamstrup
We are a world leading manufacturer of system solutions for energy metering
High performing wireless communication technology
World class energy meters, with high modularity and performance
Flexibility and customer oriented solutions

4. Solid and ambitious company
Established in 1946 by Olaf Kamstrup
Owned by the Oil company Danmark (OK) since 1990
850 employees
170 mil. EUR turnover
offices in 24 countries
Distributors in 40 countries
Service centers in 10 countries
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5. Modern and efficient production
High-tech, custom developed production facilities in Denmark
Flexible capacities
Fast and smooth deliveries
Fully integrated quality- and environmental system
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, accreditted ISO
17025;MID: Modul D certificate
OHSAS 18001
Certification of IT and information security
DS/ISO/IEC 27001
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6. 4 mio. metering points in efficient operation
– speaks its own language…

7. Fuldautomatisk produktion i Danmark sikrer høj og ensartet kvalitet
Sporbarhed i produktionen
Årlig kapacitet omkring ½mio elmålere med 5-døgnsproduktion (kan øges ved weekendproduktion)

8. Kamstrup and Smart Metering

9. Openness secures maximal flexibility

10. Global trends - Take aways
Smart Metering for Smart Grid
Partnerships

11. OMNIA SUITE Overview
Most of you have been introduced to this conceptual model before. The news is in the different parts of the model and not the model itself.
The model consists of these parts:
OMNISOFT is the software components of the solution
OMNICON is the communication layers that connects the Smart Meters to the Software
OMNIPOWER is our new Smart Meters
MULTICAL is our Water and Heat meters

12. OMNIA SUITE Overview
UtiliDriver® Head-end
software
OMNICON
Data Concentrator
OMNIPOWER
Meters for Electricity
UtiliKeeper® Substation Monitoring
VisionAir
MDM
MULTICAL®
Meters for Water
Meters for heat/cooling
Infrastructure for Smart Home
We have strived to maximize every part of the OMNIA solution as you will hear throughout our presentations today and I wanted to give you an idea of what has been the key drivers behind the solution.
First of all we have strived to provide a supreme performance in the entire value chain from meters to MDM.
The Radio Mesh network protocol stack has been improved to support massively larger amounts of data, high speed meter firmware uploads, ”BSI ready” security layers , near real-time event notifications and IPv6 readiness.
We have taken a huge step in distributed intelligence by moving much of the data reading engine to the edge of the grid. The concentrators are now fullblown linux engines with their own intelligence for reading meters on a daily basis and performing automatic network maintenance.
Through a very productive and fruitful effort between developers, engineering managers and designers we have come up with a truly clever plug ’n play solution for meter installation.

13. Automatic maintenance
The Network
Signals every 15min
Automatic maintenance
Beacon frames are transmitted every 15 minutes from each device
Local lists will be automatically updated
No need for manually local list update (saves time and channel occupation)
Concentrator can build / re-build routing table quickly (no time spend on updating the network list, saves min 1 min pr meter)
Concentrator can easily search for meters in the network
Assuming 1000 meters in the Area List, the concentrator can read all lists in app. 6 hours
This will occupy the concentrator 3,6 % of the time if lists are read every week
The concentrator keeps a powerful memory and stores the complete network picture
Webserver for config and management

14.  Distributed Intelligence I’m lost !!
If a meter is out of range … it start beaconning. This will be heard by the other meters in the network and evetually find an alternative route to the concentrator …. Mabye even through meters dedicated to another Concentrator.
The Concentrator will do the nessecary adjustments to the network in order to reach it.
If a meter has been missing for aprox. 2 hours it will be reported (after several retries) … so there will be an early warning for the system.

15. Distributed Intelligence
Maximum redundancy

16. Zeyniler pilot area

17. Zeyniler pilot area

19. Business systems
MDM System
UtiliDriver
Head-end System
IP via Türk Telekom infrastructure

20. Performance 30% on reading 5% on maintenance 65% free capacity
Load Profile (4 quadrants/15 min)
Register readings: 12 registers
VQ log
MUC (12 channels/15 min), analysis log (4 channels/5 min)
Encryption
Consumer Communication Channel
30% on reading
Network Maintenance
5% on maintenance
Load control within 1 min
Disconnect operations within 1 min
On demand reading within 1 min
Firmware upload within 48 hours
65% free capacity

21. Performance Installation Good experience with basements and TOKI
”In Commision”
Installation
Adjust meter time
Configure meter
Power up notification
Network performance
Good experience with basements and TOKI
Good experience with mountaneuous terrain
Network links several kilometers in line of sight
High stability and self-healing over time
Conventional readings every 6. hours / 4 times per day:
100%

22. Conlusion How many revisits do you need?
OPEX
How many revisits do you need?
How fast is the network established?
How robust is the communication to changes?
How good is the daily reading performance?
Level of maintenance
Failure rate of the meters?
CAPEX
Hardware and installation (meters and data concentrator
Software components
Total price is not just CAPEX. Consider the cost for maintaining the system

23. Teşekkürler! René Nygaard Jensen Regional Sales Manager, electricity
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