Industrial Park
Water, Electricity & Gas Energy IoT Auto Meter Reading & Anomaly Detection
Industrial Park | Water, Electricity & Gas Energy IoT Monitoring
Pain Points
52 meters across 8 buildings rely on manual reading; monthly cost allocation reports require 2–3 person-days of manual calculation. Abnormal energy usage (leaks, equipment left on) discovered only at month-end reconciliation, with 30-day delay. Off-hours emergencies like pipe bursts go undetected, annual water loss exceeding ¥100K.
Implementation Plan
Monitoring Targets
Park-level main and sub-meters for electricity, water, and gas consumption, plus facility point status
Pilot Scope
Begin with meter census, then connect by building and tenant zone
Tech Stack
Pilot Acceptance Criteria
- Auto meter reading replaces manual logging
- Off-hours baseline anomalies localizable to specific zones
- Cost allocation reports aligned with finance department requirements
Results
52 unitsConnected Devices
↓ 100%Inspection Reduced
Anomaly detection from month-end reconciliation (30-day delay) → real-time alertResponse Time
Off-hours baseline anomalies detected and corrected promptly, saving ¥187K/year on electricityEnergy Saved
Key Highlights
- 8 buildings, 52 meters connected across the park
- Manual meter reading fully replaced — monthly cost allocation reports auto-generated
- Real-time leak and waste detection in off-hours — 2 pipe bursts caught within 10 minutes
- Finance-aligned allocation data with < 1% deviation from manual calculation
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