Cologne, 26.10.2022 – The offer of interoperable metering devices has increased rapidly this year. 25 OMS-Group members will present a total of 29 of their interoperable product solutions at Enlit Europe 2022 from November 29th to December 1st in Frankfurt am Main. OMS Board Member Jens Hørdum will give a presentation on the latest developments in the Open Metering System (OMS).
The new developments will again be presented in the "OMS Product Wall" at the OMS-Group booth in 2022. The following OMS members can be found at booth G60 in hall 12.1: Apator, Axioma Metering, B Meters, Diehl Metering, EAD/ARASYS, Ei Electronics, Elvaco, Engelmann Sensor, E. Wehrle, Pietro Fiorentini, Flonidan, G2 misuratori, Ing. Büro Lertes, Integra Metering, Kamstrup, Landis + Gyr, Lansen, Maddalena, PiiGAB, Qundis, Relay, Sensus, Sinapsi, Solvimus and Weptech. The OMS experts will also be available for technical exchanges on topics such as product certification, product listing and the Conformance Test Tool.
As part of the Hub Session "Latest Developments in Technical Solutions by Associations", OMS-Group Board Member Jens Hørdum (Kamstrup) will provide information on the latest developments in the Open Metering System on November 29th from 14:50 at "Digitalisation Hub 5" in hall 12.1. He will also be represented in the Panel Discussion, which will take place after all the day's presentations.
The OMS-Group is an interest group of companies from twenty countries worldwide that has grown to 73 members. The founding organisations are figawa and KNX Association. With the Open Metering System (OMS), the industry association has developed an open, manufacturer-independent, interoperable communication standard for electricity, gas, thermal energy, and water meters as well as submetering. The OMS specification is constantly being further developed and adapted to the requirements of the metering industry. A certification system guarantees the plug & play interoperability of all OMS-certified smart meters listed on the OMS website: www.oms-group.org.
