Landis+Gyr Released New Revelo E370 Electricity Meter
The smart device provides high-resolution grid data to support rising residential electricity demand.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Utilities
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Landis+Gyr has launched the Revelo E370, an advanced electricity meter designed to offer improved grid reliability and visibility. The device integrates edge intelligence to help utility companies manage increasing loads from electric vehicles and heat pumps.
Why it matters
As households adopt more high-demand appliances, utility providers require granular data to monitor grid health. The Revelo E370 provides the real-time waveform streaming necessary to identify anomalies and ensure consistent energy distribution.
The Revelo E370 is available in 200 amp and 320 amp disconnect versions. Landis+Gyr currently maintains partnerships with 2,000 utilities across its global operational footprint.
The players
Landis+Gyr
This Switzerland-based company is a global leader in energy management and smart metering technology for utility companies.
The details
Equipped with an Edge Intelligence Card, the meter performs phase and grid anomaly detection while offering micro arc sensing for hot socket identification. It supports multiple communication protocols including RF Mesh and Wi-SUN, with standard Wi-Fi connectivity built into every unit.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: Landis+Gyr announced the commercial availability of the Revelo E370.
Market Landscape
The introduction of the Revelo E370 marks a shift toward decentralized grid management where edge computing replaces legacy, passive monitoring systems. This release positions Landis+Gyr to capture greater market share as utilities compete to modernize aging infrastructure for electrification.
Residential customers may notice improved grid reliability as utilities deploy this technology to better manage local power fluctuations. In the long term, these smart meters provide the data accuracy required to support more flexible rate structures and faster service restoration.
The takeaway
The move toward smart meters with edge computing capabilities is becoming standard as homes add high-draw appliances like EV chargers. Consumers should anticipate that utility companies will increasingly use this real-time data to optimize grid capacity in their local neighborhoods.
Further reading
Learn more about the infrastructure transition in the Utilities section.
More information
Find complete technical specifications on the Landis+Gyr corporate information website.
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