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Contents
Company Overview ............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Supporting your success ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
Sales network around the World ......................................................................................................................................... 6
Production ........................................................................................................................................................................... 8
History & Milestones ........................................................................................................................................................... 9
Awards & Achievements ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

Prepayment & Solutions

Overview of a prepayment solution .................................................................................................................................... 12
Using prepayment ............................................................................................................................................................... 12
Understanding electricity ..................................................................................................................................................... 13
Distributing electricity to households .................................................................................................................................. 13
Conlog’s AMI solution: POWERnova .................................................................................................................................. 14
Asset Management & Workflow .......................................................................................................................................... 17
Business Intelligence .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
Prepaid metering portfolio ................................................................................................................................................... 21
Product selection criteria ..................................................................................................................................................... 22
What can our meters do for you? ....................................................................................................................................... 27
Naming convention ............................................................................................................................................................. 28
Wireless solutions - Radio frequency explained ................................................................................................................. 28
Wireless options with Conlog meters ................................................................................................................................. 29
Revenue Management products ........................................................................................................................................ 31
> Ultima Plus .......................................................................................................................................................... 31
> Ultima .................................................................................................................................................................. 32
> POWERcard and POWERpin .............................................................................................................................. 33
> POWERcomms .................................................................................................................................................... 33
> POWERrecovery ................................................................................................................................................. 34
> POWERpush ....................................................................................................................................................... 34
> POWERhub Intergration Services ....................................................................................................................... 35
> POWERhub ......................................................................................................................................................... 36
> POWERcoder ...................................................................................................................................................... 36
> POWERcloud ...................................................................................................................................................... 37
> POWERsale ........................................................................................................................................................ 37
> SLICE .................................................................................................................................................................. 37
Meter Accessories .............................................................................................................................................................. 38

Metering Solutions
> BEC44(09) ........................................................................................................................................................... 44
> wBEC44(09) ........................................................................................................................................................ 45
> BEC22(09) ........................................................................................................................................................... 46
> BEC32(08) ........................................................................................................................................................... 47
> BEC62(08) ........................................................................................................................................................... 48
> wBEC62(09) ........................................................................................................................................................ 49
> BEC66(07) ........................................................................................................................................................... 50
> BEC23(07) ........................................................................................................................................................... 51
> BEC23(09) ........................................................................................................................................................... 52
> BEC42(05) ........................................................................................................................................................... 53
> wFST(09) ............................................................................................................................................................. 54
> WEX(09) .............................................................................................................................................................. 55
> wUIU(09) .............................................................................................................................................................. 56
> WMI(09) ............................................................................................................................................................... 57
> UIU(09) ............................................................................................................................................................... 58
> DCU(09) ............................................................................................................................................................... 59
> UIU(05) ................................................................................................................................................................ 60
> wCBU .................................................................................................................................................................. 61
> Meter Matrix ......................................................................................................................................................... 62

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 Company Overview

Since the inception of the South African prepayment industry in Platform of excellence
the late 1980s, Conlog has been at the forefront of pioneering
solutions that meet the needs of utilities worldwide. We strive for excellence in all areas of our business. To this
end, the company’s manufacturing facilities are independently
The combination of a superior product range, coupled with a accredited with ISO 9000 (quality), ISO 14001 (environmental)
desire to meet and exceed our customer needs has resulted in and OHAS 18001 (health and safety) standards.
our leadership position.
All products meet and exceed the highest international stand-
Products for today and tomorrow ards, such as the International Electrotechnical Commission
(IEC), the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) and the
We specialise in providing prepayment solutions for the delivery Standard Transfer Specification (STS).
of electricity services. Our broad product offer encompasses The STS organization in particular is a globally accepted stand-
prepayment meters, vending, revenue management, ard for prepayment systems, of which Conlog was a founding
maintenance, support and consultation, as well as a dedicated member. In addition, the company operates a variety of
and accredited training facility for all aspects of prepayment. internationally endorsed improvement programmes, such as
Six Sigma, Kaizan and Lean.
This comprehensive and holistic approach enables customers
to reap the full benefit of their investment and ensures sustained Our engineering department boasts many experts in their
success, into the future. relevant fields, including project management, embedded
software engineering, hardware design, validation, mechanical
engineering, systems engineering and research and
development. Conlog engineers are well equipped with the
knowledge and experience required to develop products that
constantly outperform the rest.

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Supporting your success

Conlog’s wealth of experience and knowledge

is unrivalled and the company has hundreds of
years of collective experience in
prepayment. This provides Conlog with the
ability to guide, counsel and mentor customers
in the right prepayment solution for their needs,
both today and tomorrow. In addition to
consulting, we offer a broad array of
professional support services, such as:

Infrastructure design Service level agreements

Our specialists create an integrated and technology-proof Utilities are assured of guaranteed service through the use of
solution for your site, which encompasses equipment, software, our SLAs, which incorporate defined response times, along with
communication and disaster recovery. the inclusion of software updates and access to our self-service
forum and knowledge base.
Project management
Service centre
On-site project management personnel are deployed to assist
you in the establishment of your prepayment site; providing best Our qualified service personnel are available seven days a
practices and, more importantly, instant and accessible support. week, 365 days a year, to provide customers with first-line
technical support. Accessible through telephone, internet, email
Data management and more, the service centre is also the hub for critical support
deployment.
Our data specialists provide high level migration and integration
of your existing data into a variety of databases and systems, Project engineers
to ensure you have the information you need, when you need it
and where you need it. Our dedicated project engineers are available worldwide for
the deployment and commissioning of prepayment solutions.
Business intelligence With solid backgrounds in IT and prepayment, they ensure our
customers’ sites are operating optimally and efficiently.
There is an ever increasing demand for information that
provides insight and value to the business operation. This is Training
achieved through purpose built reports and data analysis, to
ensure you have the information at your fingertips to make Complementing the full suite of prepayment products is our
those critical business decisions. dedicated and independently accredited training facility.
Customers can receive extensive training in all aspects of
prepayment, either at Conlog’s training facility, or on site at the
relevant project.

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Sales Network around the World
Global footprint
Conlog has the world’s largest installed base of prepaid meters, spanning more than
20 countries on four continents. Furthermore, over 70 utilities worldwide utilise our
solutions and consider Conlog their preferred prepayment provider. With
systems that are available in English, Arabic, French, Spanish and Portuguese,
our products have been able to reach millions. In addition, as a part of the
Consolidated Infrastructure Group (CIG), we have access to a network of offices and
resources spanning over 100 countries.

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Production
At the heart of our business is the production com-
ponent, dedicated staff work tirelessly to
ensure our process runs like a well oiled machine.
The production team at Conlog are committed to
ensuring our customers receive their goods
timeously without compromising the quality, utilising
state of the art technology.

Conlog’s production process comprises the following elements: PC Board Assembly (PBA)

Surface Mount Assembly (SMA) > Manual insertion of through-hole components onto SMA
> Automatic wave solder process
> Automated placement and soldering of electronic > Intelligent selective spray method for application of conformal
components on printed circuit board coating (protection against environmental elements)
> Throughput capacity of 55000 components placed per hour
> X-Ray and Optical Inspection equipment ensure accuracy Final Assembly and Test
and consistency
> Mechanical assembly and test at final production
> Through-put capabilities of producing in excess of 130 000
meters per month.

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“ Our meters are manufactured
to the highest quality standards
History

Conlog is a global leader in prepaid solutions, our broad > 1980 Conlog begins diversifying into new industries such
product offering encompasses prepayment meters, vending, as lighting, automotive alarms, cruise controls and
revenue management, maintenance, support and electricity prepayment.
consultation and training. > 1990 Conlog excels within the automotive products and
prepayment solutions
> 1965 Conlog is established in Durban, South Africa as an > 1997 - 2001 The company begin to specialise in
electronics design company. prepayment, the industrial automation and automotive
> 1965 - 1980 Focusing predominantly on the industrial division are sold.
sector, Conlog designed and manufactured monitoring > 2000 Conlog becomes a part of the Schneider Electric
and control devices as well as alarms, with a special focus group.
was the refinery industry. > 2016 Conlog becomes a part of the Consolidated
Infrastructure Group (CIG)

Milestones
> 1989 Official Eskom contract supplier of pre-payment electricity meters
> 1995 Exported 46 000 meters to Tanzania
> 1998 World first pre-payment solar home system is launched
> 2000 Conlog ships its 2 millionth meter
> 2000 ISO 9001:2000 accreditation
> 2002 Awarded 80% of the Eskom national metering contract
> 2003 Conlog ships its 3 millionth meter
> 2008 OHSAS 18001:2007 accreditation

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Awards

Conlog has received a number of accolades, listed below are some of the many achievements the company has made through the
years.

> The inaugural Innovation Award for the prepayment industry

> Winner of the Best Metering Company award six times out of eight
> Winner of the Exporter of the Year award
> Winner of Best Metering Company for the sixth year out of eight
> Winner of the 2010 Metering Excellence award for our Service Desk
> Silver award from the Electricity Supply Industry for Best Service Provider
> Received the Impumelelo Top 300 Black Empowered Companies award
> Ranked top three in the Technology Top 100 ICT category

Achievements
Conlog has gone where no company has gone before and fearlessly paved the path for others; as a result we have developed
many industry firsts.

> Developed the standard for the secure transfer of credit, Standard Transfer Specification (STS), an IEC standard (62055-41)
> Designed the industry’s standard wallbase for electricity meters
> Developed the world’s first commercially available 250A prepayment meter
> Developed the common vending system
> Created the South African Electricity Basic Support Tariff (EBSST)
> Developed the first commercial scratch-card solution for prepayment

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Prepayment &
Solutions
Overview of a prepayment solution
A prepayment system, or solution, comprises three mandatory The first step in the process is to install and commission the
components: vending and management system. The vending unit(s) should
> Prepaid meters: the measurement and metering device be installed in close proximity to the customers, while the
> Vending system: a system that consumers visit to purchase management and vending server is installed in the utility offices.
their electricity requirements
> Revenue management system: installed at the utility to Conlog undertakes the installation of the computer software and
manage the prepayment infrastructure systems, to ensure that all the necessary elements are
incorporated, such as the tariff rates and indexes, any arrears
There are then additional aspects that are optional, yet highly collection or data migration from an existing system. Once this
recommended: is complete, meter installation can begin.
> Support services: comprise service level agreements,
maintenance contracts and onsite support as required Consumers can only purchase electricity once the vending
> Training: accredited training in all aspects of prepayment, to system has been installed and can be registered on the
ensure transfer to knowledge and skills to utility personnel management system, by assigning an account and a meter to
> Consulting and project management: effective in providing the individual. The meter is then installed by a qualified
on-the-ground expertise and guidance for the deployment of electrician and a certificate of compliance/or installation is
prepayment issued. The consumer information is automatically downloaded
into the vending unit, so that purchases can be made by
supplying the meter serial number, or account number.

Management System

Vending
channels

20 digit Consumer
Online STS token

Cash
Vending server with
security module

Using prepayment
Prepayment is a simple and user friendly system, the consumer > The consumer takes the token back to their premises, and
goes to a vending site and supplies the vendor with the amount enters the 20-digits into the meter via the keypad.
of money that they want to purchase electricity for, along with > The consumer’s electricity supply should now be connected.
the meter serial number or meter swipe card. As the user consumes electricity, the meter will deplete the
> The vendor creates the transaction on the vending unit and credit. When it nears the end of the credit, the meter will alert
returns a token (often a paper receipt), comprising 20 digits, the user. If no additional credit is purchased, the meter will
to the consumer. suspend the supply. The consumer will have to purchase
> The transaction is automatically recorded in the management another token before power is automatically reconnected.
system at the utility’s office.

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Understanding electricity
There are three key areas in the electricity industry: The transmission lines carry the high voltage electricity across
> Generation the country into substations near businesses, factories and
> Transmission homes. At the substation a transformer steps-down the high
> Distribution voltage and changes it to low voltage electricity.

Electricity is generated at a power plant; this electricity must The electricity is then sent to the end user through distribution
be transported, often over long distances to the consumer. A lines, which have another transformer on the pole top to further
transformer is used to step up the voltage of the electricity, as step-down the voltage, before being connected to the property.
this is a more efficient way to transport the electricity over long
distances.

Power plant Transmission lines carry Distribution line carries

generates electricity electricity long distances electricity to house

Transformer Substation Transformer on pole steps

steps up voltage transformer steps down voltage before
for transmission down voltage entering house

Generation Transmission Distribution

Distributing electricity to households

Power stations supply three-phase electricity, as this is a more Three phase electricity is traditionally used for industry, offices
consistent form of electrical power and is easier to transport. and factories, where they require larger amounts of electricity
Three times the amount of electricity can be transported without than regular consumers. These businesses would receive a full
having to increase the thickness of the wires. three-phase supply, along with a neutral. Consumer households
only require one phase of the three-phase supply.
The three-phase cables come down the street and individual
phases are taken to supply electricity into the house, along with
a neutral.

This is a This is a
single phase three phase
230VAC system 380VAC 4 wire system

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Conlog’s AMI solution:

Solutions: Smart enough

What is Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)?
All the pieces have come together in one perfect fit with Con- The concept of an AMI system comprises various products each
log’s AMI solution, POWERnova. Conlog has redefined the unique in its functionality. Conlog’s AMI system is exceptional
concept of an advanced metering infrastructure and with that in that it caters for current utility requirements, however has ac-
surpassed what the industry thought was possible. commodated for extensive upgrades as technology advances.

AMI is an infrastructure for two-way communication between the

meter and a Utility. The objective of an AMI system is to provide
Utilities with real-time data about energy consumption and allow
them to remotely manage their metering devices. It also allows
consumers to make informed choices about their energy usage.

How it all began

The system was designed around our flagship meter, the Complimenting the POWERnova solution are the wireless Field
wBEC44(09). This product provided the building block for Service Terminal (wFST(09)) and Smart Switches range. The
the AMI system, the first wireless meter in its range, the wFST(09) puts the power to manage and read wireless meters
wBEC44(09) communicates with a wireless User Interface Unit in the Utilities hands. The device allows for the capturing of me-
(wUIU(09)) via radio frequency (RF). The meter can operate as ter GPS coordinates, remote meter readings and token delivery.
a prepaid or conventional credit meter and has configurable The information collected by the wFST(09) is then fed back into
life-line and administration options amongst its many other the POWERnova system for processing.
features.
The Smart Switch will disconnect a high consumption device
The development of the wBEC44(09) has created the platform (such as a pool pump or air-conditioner) in the event of a DSM
for many other products to follow. The Wireless Meter Interface broadcast in the event of load shedding. The wBEC44(09) will
(WMI(09)) enables hard wired Conlog split meters to commu- send a message out to the registered Smart Switch to
nicate through RF and thus provides a means for your existing disconnect the devices. If the load has dropped sufficiently, the
meters to be incorporated into the AMI system. The Wire- meter will reconnect the devices or continue to decrease its load
less Extender (WEX(09)) was developed to extend the range limit until the network instability has been resolved.
between the wUIU(09) and wBEC44(09) as well as meters con-
nected via WMI(09)’s and is ideal for use in built environments,
a single WEX(09) can support up to 24 devices.

The next development seamlessly propelled Conlog into the

world of AMI, the data concentrator unit (DCU(09)) and the
POWERnova communication server opened the door to a world
of possibilities. The data collected through our metering devices,
could now be processed, read and used in the most efficient
way possible. The DCU(09) coupled with the communication
server enables two way communications to the meter, enabling
token routing, remote meter management and demand side
management to mention a few.

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 POWERnova AMI USB link
communications server

DCU(09) wFST(09)

WEX(09)

wBEC44(09)

wUIU(09)

GSM communication

RF communication

What can POWERnova do for you?

POWERnova offers the Utility a wide range of services:

> Meter management

> Token routing
> Consumption profiling
> Remote meter management
> Demand side management
> DCU(09) management
> Event notification

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Meter management Demand side management

Meters are discovered automatically and remotely read by the With an increasing population there is the ever increasing
DCU(09) which maintains a meter device list. POWERnova demand for the supply of electricity, Utilities worldwide face this
can then request this data from the DCU(09) or the data can issue and have no option but to restrict the load of
be uploaded at intervals dependant on the configuration of the consumers. POWERnova controls this process in the form of
system. Various information including the meter serial number, scheduled load restriction (scheduled peak times) and critical
GPS load restriction (extreme peaks). Smart switches fitted in the
coordinates, meter status and meter total to date can be read consumer household will assist by automatically reducing the
from the system. load during restriction period; however the switch can be
configured to selectively reduce the load.
Token Routing
DCU(09) management
POWERnova has the capacity to route tokens directly to the
meter. Credit tokens, management tokens, and Conlog Meter Through POWERnova an operator can view all the DCU(09)’s
Function tokens can be routed directly from the communica- that are listed on the system, together with their geographical
tion server to the meter, eliminating the need for technicians to location and their status indication. A DCU(09) can be config-
physically enter a token into a meter thus reducing labour costs ured from the communication server.
and improving efficiency.
Event notification
Consumption Profiling
The DCU(09) notifies POWERnova of events occurring in me-
Consumption profiling is one of the highlights of POWERnova, tering devices. The events are logged to the DCU(09) file sys-
the ability to profile individual meters or a group of meters based tem with date and time stamps and can be retrieved remotely
on their consumption will equip Utilities with the knowledge to by POWERnova or locally by a technician with a wFST(09). The
identify potential problems and manage the strain on the grid. DCU(09) immediately establishes a connection with POWER-
These profiles can be used to generate reports to the Utility. nova when an event occurs and reports the type of event on
Through consumption profiling, energy balancing is possible, demand. All tamper events are logged by the DCU(09).
which enables Utilities to identify possible electricity theft and
other non-technical losses.

Remote meter management

Traditional meter management in itself required a large number
of valuable resources and often resulted in the Utility losing
money through delayed detection of meter tampering etc. With
POWERnova, meters can be remotely connected and discon-
nected with the click of a button. All tamper events are logged
by the DCU(09) and this information is carried through to the
communication server.

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Asset Management & Workflow
The introduction of an asset management and workflow solution into an organization can help greatly improve operational efficien-
cies, reduce costs and improve service quality.

Background
Conlog has received Customer queries regarding an asset management and workflow system. Today businesses are driven by IT
solutions to deliver strategic value. Conlog has selected the software package FrontRange HEAT to create an exciting offer for an
Asset Management and Workflow System.

The solution is fully customizable to strategically enable our Customer’s to perform, workflow-based service management activities
that range from straightforward service desk operations to more complex and configurable service management workflows built on
industry standards.

Scope
Customers not only require a system to manage revenue collections but a total solution to manage prepayment assets, like meters,
box enclosures, light poles and other peripheral devices. The core function of Conlog’s Ultima suite of products is natively a
revenue management system, and with the increasing requirement for an asset management and workflow system Conlog to
deliver a customized solution on an Industry leading product. Leveraging on years of expert experience in the metering industry,
Conlog is able to offer customized HEAT Service Management to align with our Customer’s specific needs to deliver a robust
solution that will suit our Customer’s business ethos.

Theory
The need to manage assets and incidents can easily be achieved with HEAT Service Management. It brings together a
comprehensive service and lifecycle products that are designed to improve service levels and productivity, follow industry
standard best practices and align the prepayment department to deliver business value. Whether the requirement is for a basic
service desk, or more advanced service management processes HEAT Service Management can easily scale to meet the specific
needs required to deliver quality service.

With the right solution in place our Customers will be able to:
• Reduce call volumes by maximizing operational efficiencies,
• Reduce customer complaints by ensuring all aspects of work carried out is managed,
• Improve service quality by reducing the number of service calls,
• Manage and track assets throughout its life-cycle.

Incident Tracking and Management

A service management department is driven by effective incident management. Conlog has implemented HEAT which has been
customized to manage all service related incidents. This customization can be easily extended at Customers requiring an incident
management system.

Extensible Platform
The HEAT Service management solution includes reporting and analytical dashboards, a business process automation platform
and easily customizable integration platform. The system and can be easily configured and integrated in to the prepayment sys-
tems to meet our Customers business requirements.

Asset Management Lifecycle

HEAT Service Management allows you to take control of your infrastructure with end-to-end change release configuration
management workflows and best practice templates, so you can monitor and manage your assets from a single location. Heat
can be used for complete asset management lifecycle. For example, a meters status can be tracked throughout its progress in an
organization. All other assets like, DCU’s, Wex’s, light poles can also be managed in the asset management application.

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Inventory Control
Heat customisation provides complete inventory control as part of HEAT Service Management. The proper management and con-
trol of all prepayment assets will help improve efficiencies and reduce costs.

Audit Logging
It is important to ensure that all changes requested, were implemented correctly. Complete audit logging ensures security can com-
plete control over assets.

Meter Deployment Approval Process

For strict management and control of meters during rollout, a complete workflow can be implemented, controlling the release of as-
sets only once approved for installation/ rollout.

Order Processing
The system can be used to effectively control the placing of orders for new equipment due to the accurate management of assets.
A workflow can be easily created to trigger the ordering process once stock levels reach a low threshold.

Mobile UI Access
A very useful functionality is the ability to access a customised UI via mobile devices. This is effective for on-site service manage-
ment. For example, a meter installer can update the status/ progress of an installation immediately once the work is complete,
rather than having to wait to get to an office workstation to complete the job.

Dashboard
Heat frontend application has a built in dashboard for easy access to vital information and statistics concerning the management of
assets. With Heat dashboards and alerts, customers can easily stay in control and monitor KPI’s.

Reporting
On-going analysis is important to understanding how effective a Business is at managing services. HEAT provides flexible and
robust KPI reporting to help Customers analyze the information that is needed to make the right decisions and to continuously
improve overall service delivery levels, resulting in overall better customer satisfaction.

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Business Intelligence
Business Intelligence (BI) is a set of tools, software applications and techniques that is used to manipulate data to provide
meaningful and useful information for the purpose of business analysis. The key is to be able to display decision making
information in a in the form of a single dashboard that coveys critical information about the business. In a similar way, a dashboard
of a car provides the driver with visual information on the critical systems necessary to operate the car. This allows the driver to
make decisions based on the information displayed, like short term data for controlling the speed of the car or knowing when to
top up on gas. Medium term data is also available, like when the car is due for a service. A business with access to an effective
dashboard utilizing effects such as charts and dials will help give meaning to the data available and help monitor the state of the
business and gain insightful information to able to confidently make the right decisions when required to do so.

Background
The key to the successful management of a prepayment or AMI solution is the accessibility to quality reports, as and when
required. Conlog has developed a range of reports that enable customers to obtain the relevant data, required to manage day to
day operations, however to date these reports have been static list style reports that are built using Microsoft SQL Reporting
Services. These traditional reports do have a place in the business, but there are a number of disadvantages to static reporting,
namely;
• High Level of SQL skill is required to edit reports.
• Long turn around for service requests and changes to customer reports.
• SQL resources are rare and costly.
• Reporting only provides historical data.
• Extracting reports is often time consuming due to IT system limitations.

In today’s fast paced and ever changing climate, just looking back at historical data is not enough to enable an Organization make
strategic decisions about the future. Businesses require the ability to interact with the data; to perform multi-dimensional analysis
that provides meaningful “Business Intelligence” which supports decisions and strategy. The main commercial benefit this provides
to users is SPEED TO ACTION – to identify and respond to changes in the field, economic, competitive, and financial environment.
This agility can become a unique competitive advantage as Utilities and Municipalities of all sizes struggle to compete in a
constantly changing market.

The Theory
Traditional BI systems use reporting mechanisms that access transactional data, stored in a data warehouse. The theory is that
the historical data can be measured to give a view of the status of the Business. However, although a Business can always make
certain corrections in behavior by constant rear-view monitoring, if there is a fork in the road, it may not be easily seen. A sudden
change in the environment may even cause a major catastrophe, and the warning signs may not be noticed. What is required is a
forward looking view, one that could help make strategic decisions about the future.

BI has evolved, and now enters the realm of Predictive Analytics. Finding trends and patterns in historical data that can be extrapo-
lated, and be used to strategically plan ahead. By using the right tools, Utilities can be prepared for and anticipate changes thereby
gaining a competitive edge.

The DIKW Pyramid, also known “Knowledge Hierarchy”, the “Information Hierarchy”, and the “Knowledge Pyramid refers loosely
to a class of models for representing structural and/or functional relationships between data, information, knowledge, and wisdom.
Typically information is defined in terms of data, knowledge in terms of information, and wisdom in terms of knowledge.

Data is raw, and by itself exists but has no meaning. It collects

and fills up databases and spreadsheets and can exist in either
in a meaningful form, or be unusable. This data must be
examined in order to become more meaningful.

Information arises when we examine the data. This provides a

framework for understanding what the data represents.
Information is data that has been given meaning by some
relational connection. Information management can be useful
in answering questions and is traditionally the static reporting
produced by analyzing the data.

Knowledge is the ability to take an action. It is created when

information is transformed through human social interactions. A
single individual cannot create knowledge. Individuals within an
organization must interact with information created by others to
arrive at an action, a decision. This is the key. Individuals and
organizations must work with the tacit and explicit
information generated by others in order to devise a course of
action. Often, this course of action is to generate more data,
resulting in a new DIKW cycle. Knowledge leads to action.
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Wisdom encompasses the best, most appropriate action. It usually arises from multiple rounds of the DIK cycle. It requires experi-
ence. The DIKW cycle often describes an analytical process, one in which simplification is key. Wisdom requires synthesis, often
bringing together a wide range of knowledge created from a huge amount of information representing a tremendous amount of
data.

Knowledge and wisdom can only be created by an efficient network of humans. Data can be generated with little human interven-
tion. But to become information it must, by definition, be examined by humans. Humans must then disperse and convert this infor-
mation into tacit and explicit forms for knowledge to be created. This must often be done several times, and sometimes by different
groups of humans, for wisdom to be achieved.

The limiting factor for most organizations today is the creation of knowledge. It is the ability of the individuals interacting with each
other together with information that is lacking. Knowledge creation, which is necessary to develop wisdom, works best in an or-
ganization where collaboration by individuals and interaction with information creates network across which this information moves
rapidly.

The faster information flows to individuals, the faster the process of knowledge creation and the easier it is to make appropriate
decisions. With the right tool, data generated by our prepaid systems can be used a Business Discovery tool, to expose what is
happening within the organization, and be able to make strategic decisions that affect the future.

Conlog BI Offer
Conlog has formulated an industry leading solution using QlikView. QlikView was selected as the market leading Analytics and
Business Discovery tool. Conlog is now able to migrate the existing static reports to be mapped into the QlikView solution, together
with the new dynamic BI Business Discovery Solution. The new solution is presented in ‘views’ which can be accessed by users
based on access controlled permissions. The information available can be viewed as:
• Dashboard ( KPI management)
• Customer
• Audit
• Finance
• Meter
• Reports

As our products, customers and competitors become more connected and “Smarter”, there is a drive for Conlog to implement tech-
nology that will allow us to facilitate these customer requirements and compete effectively in the market. QlikView, an off the shelf
product together with our value added reseller, can fast track the Business Intelligence and Analytics required by our customers.

Benefits of BI
Here are just a few of the benefits of business intelligence compared to standard reporting:
• Multi-property data selection and analysis
• Multi-dimensional data handling
• Graphical elements with various display options (pie chart, cross-tab, …)
• Analysis of Customer KPIs (revenue collections , tampering, connections )
• Forecasting and trend analysis
• Proactive strategies instead of just retroactive reporting
• Multiple export options (Excel, PDF, …)
• User definable reporting
• Month-to-date and Year-to-date comparison models
• Fully web-based user interface

Features of Qlikview
Some of the benefits of using QlikView as a Business Intelligence tool are:
• Use of an in-memory data model
• Allows instant, in memory, manipulation of massive datasets
• Does not require high cost hardware
• Fast and powerful visualization capabilities
• Ease of use - end users require almost no training
• Highly scalable - near instant response time on very huge data volumes
• Fast implementation - customers are live in less than one month, and most in a week
• Flexible - allows unlimited dimensions and measures and can be modified in seconds
• Integrated - all in one solution : dashboards, power analysis and simple reporting on a single architecture
• Low cost - shorter implementations result in cost saving and fast return on investment

With the right Business Discovery tool in place, Conlog is able to move an organization from information management to knowledge
management.

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Prepaid metering portfolio
Conlog specialises in prepayment solutions and therefore our metering product range is one of the most comprehensive in the
industry. Customers are able to select from single phase devices for the residential sector, through to three phase devices for light
industrial applications. We also offer a variety of metering footprints, to enable cost effective solutions for the deployment of
prepayment into both new and retrofit environments.

Standard features:
All our meters are manufactured to the highest quality standards and are STS approved. In addition, all meters are available with:
> Class one or Class two accuracy
> Enhanced tamper detection
> Reverse energy detection and measurement
> Delayed reconnection
> Programmable under and over voltage trip
> History of tokens entered into the meter
> Variety of consumption information
> Consumption rate indicator
> Galvanic isolation, where applicable

Meter footprints
Most meters are available in a variety of different installation footprints, the most common of which are mentioned here:

> DIN rail

A DIN rail is a standard type of metal rail that is widely used for mounting circuit breakers. This is a popular footprint for prepaid
meters as many meters can be installed together in one enclosure. The term DIN derives from the original specification published
by Deutsches Institut fur Normung (DIN) in Germany, which was then adopted worldwide.

> BS footprint
Previously referred to as British Standard, this is traditionally used for retrofitting an existing conventional meter, and refers to the
wiring of the terminal block as well as the three mounting screws. Our prepaid meters are equipped with a BS terminal block,
making them ideal for retrofit installations.

> Common base

Designed by Conlog and now an industry standard, the common base footprint comprises of two parts; a wallbase and the active
meter. This configuration allows for the pre-installation of the wallbase and the meter can be clipped into the base when the meter
installation is required.

Split / Combo
Split
Conlog’s split metering technology comprises a metering device and a keypad. The meter is installed outside the premises, whilst
the consumer has a keypad installed inside the property. With this solution, the intelligence is housed within the meter, whilst the
customer keypad simply reads data from the meter. In order for the two devices to communicate, there are two options available to
customers:

Wired solution
A two core cable, or twinflex, is used between the meter and the customer keypad.

Wireless solution
The meter and consumer keypad communicate via radio frequency, on the internationally open and accepted license free ISM
(Industrial, Scientific and Medical) band.

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Combo
A combo meter is a term used to describe an installation whereby the meter and keypad are combined in a single unit. The meter
is installed in the consumer premises, usually next to the distribution board. These meters are available in single phase and three
phase variants.

Wired and Wireless combos

BEC62(08) & UIU wBEC44(09) and BEC22(09) (combo)

(Split and wired) wUIU(09)

Post-paid
Conlog meters are configured as pre-paid meters by default, however the (09) range can be configured to operate in either the
pre-paid or post-paid mode.

In the pre-paid mode, all accounting functionality is as per standard pre-paid requirements.
In the post-paid mode, the meter operates as a credit meter, meaning the consumer would have to have the meter read and be
billed in a conventional manner. Pre-paid accounting functionality is not available whilst in post-paid mode.

The benefit for the utility is the added flexibility to the consumer. The consumer can be switched from a post-paid mode to pre-paid
mode with just an encrypted token. In addition, a consumer who previously used conventional meters can still make use of post-
payment and can still be switched to a pre-paid mode if required.

Product selection criteria

Considerations
1. Environment > Type of dwelling: Informal settlement, block of flats, house, building etc
> Environmental conditions: high temperatures, dusty areas (IP ratings), high humidity,
lightning activity
> Possible RF signal interference (if wireless)

2. Consumption > The consumption of the user will assist in selection of the load capability of the meter
> Three phase meters are better suited to larger consumers whilst single phase meters can be
used on smaller consumers

3. Split/combo installation > Should the metering device be located on the street or inside the consumer premises?

4. Security > Is the security of the meter an issue?

> Will tamper protection be required?

5. Wireless installation > Dependant on the type of meter

> A site scoping must be undertaken, take the RF communication distance into account, some
applications may require wireless accessories to increase the strength of the RF signal.

6. New/existing installation > Is this a new or existing installation (retrofit)

7. Footprint > BS
> Common wall base
> DIN rail
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 wBEC44(09) BEC44(09) BEC22(09) BEC32(08) BEC62(08) BEC33(07) BEC66(07) BEC23PE(07) BEC23PL(07) BEC42(05) BEC22(05)

Software version 17.21 5.12 4.09 4.09 15.23

Voltage Ratings

Nominal voltage (-20% +15%)

110VAC - 127VAC Y Y Y N Y N N N Y N N
Supply Frequency (+/- 5%)
50Hz N N N N N N N N Y N N
60Hz Y Y Y N Y N N N Y N N
220VAC - 240VAC Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Supply Frequency (+/- 5%)
50Hz Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
60Hz N N Y N N N N N Y Y Y
Current Ratings

Base current (lb)

5A Y Y Y N N N N Y Y Y Y
10A N N N Y Y Y N N N N N
30A N N N N N N Y N N N N
Max current (ImaY)
20A N N N N N N N Y N N N
80A N N N N N N N N Y Y Y
100A Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N
250A N N N N N N Y N N N N
Minimum starting current
Class 1
20mA Y Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y
40mA N N N Y Y Y N N N N N
Class 2
25mA Y Y Y N N N N Y Y Y Y
50mA N N N Y Y Y N N N N N
0.15A N N N N N N Y N N N N
Utilisation category
UC2 Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y
Nominal power consumption
1.2W / 9VA Y N Y N N N N Y N N N
1.6W / 9VA N Y N Y Y Y N N Y Y Y
2.5W / 18VA N N N N N N Y N N N N
Accuracy
Class 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y Y
Class 2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Over voltage rating
1.8 x Nominal Voltage 48h N N Y N N N N N N N N
420VAC for 48 hours N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
440VAC for 48 hours Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Short circuit rating
Short-circuit withstand 2.5kA N N N N N N N Y Y N N
Short-circuit withstand 3.0kA Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N Y Y
Short-circuit withstand 7.5kA N N N N N N Y N N N N
Protection
Power overload Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Current overload Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Over / under voltage Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y
Delayed reconnection Y Y Y N N N N N N Y Y
Galvanic isolation N Y N N Y N N N N Y N
Thermal overload Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y
Line / load reversal Y Y Y N N N N Y Y Y Y
Earth leakage N N N N N N N Y N N N
Phase imbalance N N N Y Y Y Y N N N N
Communication type
Current loop N N N Y Y N
Galvanic isolation N Y Y N N Y

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 wBEC44(09) BEC44(09) BEC22(09) BEC32(08) BEC62(08) BEC33(07) BEC66(07) BEC23PE(07) BEC23PL(07) BEC42(05) BEC22(05)

Environmental

Operating temperature
-10 °C to +55°C Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Storage temperature
-25 °C to +70°C Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Humidity
95% non-condensing Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
IP rating
IP 51 N N N N N Y N Y Y Y N
IP 54 Y Y Y Y Y N Y N N N Y
RF immunity
30V/m Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Display
Display dimensions
53mm x 30mm N N Y Y Y
52mm x 30mm Y Y N N N
Number of characters
6 Major(14mm)/2 Minor(7mm) N N Y Y Y
7 Major(14mm)/3 Minor(7mm) Y Y N N N
Status indicators
Load / power status Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
MCU/UIU communication Y Y N N Y N N N N N N
Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh) Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y
Rate LED (333 pulses/kWh) N N N N N N Y N N N N
Meter Data Storage/Retention
Maximum credit store
+13.1MWh N N N N N Y N Y Y Y Y
+9.99GWh Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
+999MWh N N N Y Y N Y N N N N
Meter specific token history
5 Tokens N N N N N N N N N Y Y
10 Tokens Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y N N
Not supported N N N N N Y Y N N N N
Meter specific token history
1 Token N N N Y Y N N N N N N
5 Tokens Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Not supported N N Y N N Y Y Y Y Y Y
Consumption information
Est. average daily consumption Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
Est. average 30 day consumption Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
Current hour consumption N N N N N N N N N Y Y
Current 24 hour consumption N N N N N N N N N Y Y
Current 30 day consumption N N N N N N N N N Y Y
Last hours consumption N N N Y N N N N N Y Y
Last 24 hour consumption Y Y N Y Y N N N N Y Y
Last 30 day consumption Y Y N Y Y N N N N Y Y
Time remaining till disconnection Y Y N Y Y N N N N Y Y
User managed consumption counter Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
Meter Configuration & Testing
Commissioning
Meter commissioning Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Meter decommissioning N Y Y N N N N N N N N
Manual disconnect Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Manual reconnect Y Y N N N N N N N Y N
Remote disconnect Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Remote reconnect Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Meter modes
Administrator mode Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Post payment mode Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Consumption mode Y Y N N N N N N N N N

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 wBEC44(09) BEC44(09) BEC22(09) BEC32(08) BEC62(08) BEC33(07) BEC66(07) BEC23PE(07) BEC23PL(07) BEC42(05) BEC22(05)

STS test
STS Test Token Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
STS 1 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 2 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 3 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 4 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 5 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 6 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 7 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 8 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 9 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
STS 10 Test Token Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N
Credit Modes
Trip at low credit threshold Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Low credit load restriction Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Emergency credit support Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Trip at emergency credit threshold Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Emergency credit load restriction Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Life-line credit Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Trip at life-line credit threshold Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Life-line load restriction Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Scheduled load restriction Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Critical load restriction Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Notification
Audible feedback Y Y N N Y
Low credit warning N N N N N
Display negative credit Y Y Y Y Y
Installation
Footprint
BS7856 N N Y Y Y Y N N N Y Y
Common wallbase N N N N N N N Y Y N N
DIN rail Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Assymetrical brackets N N N N N N Y N N N N
Insulation class
Double Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Terminals
Live
Connector Type
Cage clamp Y Y Y Y Y N N N N Y Y
Bus bar N N N N N N N Y Y N N
Terminal screw N N N N N Y N N N N N
Terminal connector N N N N N N Y N N N N
Maximum size
25mm² Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y
185mm² N N N N N N Y N N
Neutral
Connector type
Cage clamp Y Y Y Y Y N Y N N Y Y
Bus bar N N N N N N N Y Y N N
Terminal screw N N N N N Y N N N N N
Terminal connector N N N N N N Y N N N N
Maximum size
6mm² N N N N N N N N N
16mm² Y Y N N N N N N N
25mm² N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
185mm² N N N N N N Y N N
Material
Communication
Meter Type Split Split Combo Combo Split Split Split Combo Combo Split Combo
Combo N N Y Y N N N Y Y N Y
Split Y Y N N Y Y Y N N Y N
Connector type
Terminal screw N N Y Y Y
Spring clamp Y Y N N N
Maximum size
0.7mm² Y Y N Y Y
1mm² N Y Y Y N

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 wBEC44(09) BEC44(09) BEC22(09) BEC32(08) BEC62(08) BEC33(07) BEC66(07) BEC23PE(07) BEC23PL(07) BEC42(05) BEC22(05)

Interrogation
MC171 Direct probe Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y
USB Type port Y Y Y N N Y N N N N N
Flags N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N N
Radio Frequency Y Y N N N N N N N N N
Security
Meter housing
Security seals Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y
Steel enclosure N N N N N N Y N N N N
Tamper protection
Plastic seals N N N N N N N Y Y N N
Tamper terminal cover Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N Y Y
Load disconnection on tamper Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y
Sacrificial screw covers Y Y Y N N N N N N N Y
No power tamper N N N Y Y N N N N N N
Serialised plastic security seals N N N N N Y N N N N N
Standards
DSP 34-1527 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
DSP 34-1635 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
DSP 34-749 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
IEC 60068-2-27 N N N N N Y N Y Y Y Y
IEC 60068-2-6 N N N N N Y N Y Y Y Y
IEC 62051-1 Y Y Y N N N N N Y N N
IEC 62052-11 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
IEC 62053-21 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
IEC 62055-21 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
IEC 62055-31 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
IEC 62055-41 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
IEC 62055-51 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
IEC 62055-52 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
IEC 62056-21 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y
ISO 14001:2004 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
ISO 180001:2007 Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y
ISO 9001:2008 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
RES/RR/00/11740 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
SANS 1524-1 Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y
SANS 1524-1-1 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
SANS 1524-1-2 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
SANS 1524-4 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
SANS 15417 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
STS 101-1 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N
STS 201-15.1.0 Y Y Y N N N N N N N N

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What can our meters do for you?
Benefits for utilities
Conlog meters provide utilities with a cost effective means of metering electricity usage, collecting the revenue and managing the
system in such a manner as to reduce fraud, improve cash flow and provide the end user with improved customer service.

1. Consumption is prepaid; revenue is received prior to consumption.

Prepaid: 5 days

Consumption Payment

Purchase Consumption

2. Cost savings
Reduced infrastructure: > No meter reading
> No billing
> No credit control department
> Reduced revenue management overheads
> Reduction in cash handling
> No bad debts
> No disconnection / reconnections on default
> Improved means to detect fraud

3. Access to development funding

Many countries can apply and negotiate funding through organisations such as:
> World Bank
> French Agency of Development
> United Nations Development Fund
> Local industrial investment corporations
> Sustainability

4. Management of scarce resources:

> Users become more aware of their consumption
> Utilities reap the benefits of better grid utilisation
> Enhanced and customised management reports facilitate utility load planning more effectively.

5. Management control: > Improved management information and control with the use of customised Conlog reports
> High level of security
> High level of data integrity

6. Cost savings: > Ease of use and affordable

> Usage is budgeted
> Flexibility – consumer pays according to specific needs
> No outstanding accounts / penalties
> No reconnection fees
> Consumer can easily monitor and manage their consumption
> Manage wastage
> Deposit for electricity usage not necessary

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Naming Convention
It is quite easy to throw names and model numbers around, however each Conlog meter range has been specifically designed
according to the naming convention below.

The example below indicates a BEC22(09), according to the naming convention, this meter is a single phase combo meter with a
BS Footprint.

BEC22(09) Range Footprint

SINGLE PHASE x0
2x 4x4
Combo Range

4x x1
Split Range ANSI

x2
BS Footprint
Family THREE PHASE
3x
BEC Combo Range

6x
x3
Common wallbase

Split Range
x4
DIN rail

BI PHASE x5
7x STD DIN
Bi-phase combo

8x x6
Bi-phase split Mount bracket

Single phase, Combo meter

with BS Footprint

Wireless solutions - Radio Frequency explained

One of the most common wireless technologies is Radio frequency (RF). RF is used every day by millions of people, all around the
world, from cellphones, GPS devices, central locking devices for cars, even your wireless keyboard and mouse, they all use radio
frequency to communicate. It is a technology that has stood the test of time.

To enable two way communications, RF requires a transmitting antenna and a receiving antenna to transmit the signal. It works in
the same way that a cell tower transmits a signal to your cellphone, the cell tower acts as the transmitting device and your cell-
phone acts as the receiving device.

In the metering arena, RF provides a solid and stable means to enable wireless solutions. It is also cost effective in relation to many
other available technologies.

Some of the other benefits of RF, in a metering application, include:

> Operates over a large geographical area
> Eliminates cabling costs and potential cable theft
> Rapid deployment of the solution
> Consumer is not limited in the placement of their unit, due to cabling considerations

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Wireless options with Conlog meters
Conlog offers a complete wireless solution for consumers including a wireless meter (wBEC44 (09)) as well as wireless accessories
which enable the existing hard wired meters to communicate wirelessly.

Wireless Accessories

WMI(09)
The Wireless Meter Interface (WMI(09)) allows a previously hard wired meter to
communicate wirelessly to the wUIU(09).

WEX(09)
The Wireless Extender (WEX(09)) is used in some installations, to increase the range
between the wUIU(09) and the meter. This is achieved by installing a WEX(09) between
the meter and the wUIU(09), to ensure consistent communication between the devices.

wFST(09)
The wireless Field Service Terminal (wFST(09)) puts convenience in your hands by al-
lowing the user access to a multitude of features including meter interrogation, without
having to access the meter.

Product Solutions
Wireless Meter

+ = Wireless
Solution

wBEC44(09) wUIU(09)
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Wireless Meter: Application where poor range exists between the wUIU(09) and the meter

+ + = Wireless
Solution

wBEC44(09) wUIU(09) WEX(09)

Wired Meter

+ + = Wireless
Solution

Conlog WMI(09) wUIU(09)

Split Meter

Wired Meter: Application where poor range exists between the wUIU and the meter

+ + + = Wireless
Solution

Conlog WMI(09) wUIU(09) WEX(09)

Split Meter

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Scoping the site for installation
To ensure maximum efficiency, it is advisable to undertake a site scoping prior to the installation. This will ensure that potential
challenges can be overcome in advance, without delaying the metering installation.

Considerations
> Trees, urban area, concrete meter kiosk, flats with a meter room in the basement, hilly environment,
> We recommend fiber glass housing; however the solution is robust enough to operate effectively within other kiosks and boxes.

Existing Installations
If the meter is located in a metal enclosure and cannot be relocated, consideration must be given to the signal strength and a
WEX(09) should be installed to increase the range of the signal. The WMI(09) might have to be moved to a higher location i.e. a
pole top. The WMI(09) should be installed to face the house where the wUIU(09) is installed for optimal signal range.

NOTE
Conduct a signal test by entering #075# on the keypad. A signal of 50% and higher is
recommended for reliable communication.

The bar graph indicates signal strength of 80%.

Revenue Management products

> Ultima Plus: Revenue management solution (next generation)
> Ultima: Revenue management solution
> POWERcard and POWERpin: Scratch-card tokens redeemed via SMS
> POWERcomms: Communication infrastructure solution
> POWERrecovery: Disaster recovery system
> POWERpush: Free Basic Electricity via SMS
> POWERhub Intergration Services: Third party merchant network and solution
> POWERhub: Switch and integration solution
> POWERcoder: Web based tool for key change tokens
> HOSTEDvending: Hosted vending infrastructure
> POWERsale: Vending software that enables a retailer to sell electricity on behalf of a utility
> SLICE: Prepayment solutions for non-utilities

Next generation: Revenue Management System

Conlog is proud to debut its revenue management solution of the future, Ultima Plus.
Serve your prepaid electricity customers faster and at less cost. A web-based solution, Ultima Plus offers customers the same
reliability and flexibility that they have become accustomed to with its predecessor Ultima, whilst enjoying the new features and
functionality through the use of leading edge technology platforms.

Key Benefits
> Web Browser based client
> Expert designed User Interface and User Experience
> Remote access allows for remote management and maintenance
> Role based user access (access to functionality the user has permission to use)
> Multi-threaded performance
> Scalable server side architecture
> Separate Vending, Management and Reporting
> Databases

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A management information system for electrical utilities and service providers, Ultima Plus offers prepaid electricity vending
management functions for:

> Tariff and charges

> Prepaid Electrical meters
> Accounts and sub-accounts
> Customer information

Innovative in its engineering, the software has been created to meet global standards, using:
> Expert user interface design
> Web based client (access via browser)
> ASP .NET MVC 4 framework
> SQL Database Architecture
> XML Vend 2.1 compliant
> STS compliant

Ultima Plus software solution offers flexible licensing models to suit your revenue management needs and is designed to take
revenue management to the next level and beyond.

Benefits
> Simplicity, ease of use for users
> User mobility (login from anywhere)
> Increased speed of transaction processing for system users (expert interface design)
> Reduced IT technical support (no installation files required and updates are immediate using the web hosted solution)
> Improved Vending Performance (separate databases)
> Improved Security (ability to manage user roles and permissions)
> Flexibility to expand the solution as your needs grow
> Improved Business Intelligence with interactive Dashboards and separate Reporting Database
> Improved Efficiency and cost saving:
> Customer, Account and Meter Administration
> Reduce user training and support
> Reduce IT hardware support

Ultima, Conlog’s soon to be retired revenue management solution is a Windows-based application suite that offers customers
reliability, stability and scalability; the solution is able to manage over a million customers and their associated transactions.

Key Benefits
> Multi operator / supervisor functionality
> Completely scalable solution
> Can interface to a variety of systems
> Management of customers for the Utility
> Multi language support

Another key benefit of Ultima solution is its user friendly intuitive interface, which uses graphic icons with simple menus, to
ensure operators are able to easily understand and use the software. In addition, the software is available in a variety of languages,
dependent on your requirements. At the heart of the solution is the management system, which comprises a management and
vending server. This is responsible for managing both the financial and meter related information, thereby addressing the
commercial and technical needs of the utility.

The system allows vending through its own directly controlled vending units, as well as Conlog’s vending gateway POWERhub.
In addition, Ultima is STS compliant, to ensure compatibility with our full range of products, as well as competitor STS approved
products. Another critical function of the Ultima solution is the ability to provide you with a full audit history of all associations
between customers, accounts, meters, locations, activities and statistics with the click of a button. Personalised reports can be
produced by Conlog, or alternatively customers can develop these directly using SQL Reporting services.

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Purchasing electricity
The Ultima Vending Unit is used by a consumer to purchase their electricity tokens. Traditionally this is a PC based point of sale
(POS) terminal, which would be housed within a banking hall or an office. The vending unit is able to retrieve customer information
to allow for account payments and tariff structures based on a customer’s purchase history.

Conlog’s vending units collect customer transactions, including energy sales, cancellations and account payments; which is then
transferred to the management system. However, the vending unit has limited report capabilities as the bulk of the information is
secured from the management system. Key reports contained on the vending unit include end of shift sales batch and
banking batches, which incorporate a summary of the sales made (cash, cheque etc), as well as the total number of free issues
and cancellations.

POWERcard
POWERcard is a simple mechanism that is revolutionising the industry. With POWERcard consumers can now purchase electricity
at their convenience, whilst utilities are guaranteed an upfront payment.

Key Benefits
> Rapid deployment
> No high infrastructure, personnel or equipment costs
> Empowering job creation through the use of third party vendors
> Convenient and accessible for all consumers
> 24/7 availability

POWERcard enables electricity to be sold at any retail outlet, 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Another Conlog first, utilising
scratch cards and cellphone technology to retail electricity, POWERcard requires no capital outlay and enables utilities to bring
vending to the doorstep of their consumers. Consumers simply purchase a card and redeem the value with their cellphone.

How it works
> POWERcards of various monetary denominations are produced.
> These are purchased upfront (prepaid) directly from the utility, by vendors such as retailers or street vendors.
> The vendor sells the card to a consumer.
> To redeem the value of the POWERcard, the consumer simply sends an SMS with their 11 digit POWERpin and meter serial
number.
> A 20-digit STS token is returned to the consumer via SMS.
> The consumer is required to enter this token into the meter.
> When the electricity credit is depleted, the consumer simply returns to the vendor and purchases a new POWERcard.

Benefiting your business

> POWERcard brings a wealth of benefits to supply authorities and their customers.
> The primary benefit for authorities is guaranteed payment for services, as the electricity POWERcards are purchased upfront
(prepaid) by vendors.
> POWERcard also enables existing prepayment applications to be offered through this product, such as:
> Free Basic Electricity (FBE): consumers can still receive their free electricity, through SMS services.
> Re-Issue of Tokens: a simple SMS is all it takes to receive a re-issue of a token.

POWERpin
For utilities wanting to reap the benefits of vending via vouchers, without the overhead of managing the system, POWERpin is the
solution. Using Conlog’s ever increasing distribution network, POWERpin allows the utility to turn any vendor with an accredited
paypoint, into an electricity retailer.

Prepayment technologies are evolving at a rapid rate and bringing with it the demand for a stable communication infrastructure.
This could present a serious challenge for utilities in order to maintain the technology, processes and associated infrastructure with
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 Key Benefits
> Enables stable communication
> Conlog manages communication infrastructure
> Less downtime or offline systems

Conlog’s POWERcomms product provides the ideal solution in these situations. Through our extensive experience and knowledge
in the field, we have developed a variety of products that will enable communication for your prepaid infrastructure. We offer three
core products (ADSL-Lite; Managed-ADSL and Satellite-APN) which ensure that your prepayment project is always up and
running.

In addition, part of the package is enabling redundancy protection if, for example, should your main communication link go down for
any reason. This is critical because if the communication network is not operating, your consumers are unable to purchase
electricity.

Once a suitable solution and package has been developed for your needs, Conlog’s project engineers will install and configure the
system for you. Conlog then manages and resolves any issues relating to the system as the structure is owned and maintained by
Conlog’s technical specialists.

This ensures peace-of-mind for utilities that are then able to focus on the business of electricity, whilst Conlog focuses on ensuring
your structure is operating smoothly and efficiently by managing your prepaid IT infrastructure.

POWERrecovery is you answer to managing potential threats your revenue management infrastructure. A fire breaks out in you
Utility or a virus attacks your system, these are just some of the crippling threats to your business. Minimize your risk by implement-
ing a POWERrecovery system that will ensure consumers are able to purchase electricity in the midst of a disaster.

Key Benefits
> Secures your prepayment site
> Protects your revenue and data
> Ensures business continuity
> Consumers can still purchase their electricity

POWERrecovery offers customers a tailor-made solution to ensure hardware and software protection and redundancy, business
continuity and peace of mind. This is achieved through the use of our hosted solutions. Conlog hosts a copy of your vending server
database within our protected and secure IT structure.

In the event of a disaster, the vending units connect to the hosted server and resume vending from this hosted database.
In addition, the communication infrastructure can incorporate GPRS modems onto the Conlog APN, to protect against the Telkom
infrastructure failing.

As soon as your primary vending service is back online, the vending units will resume vending from this server. All transactions
undertaken on the hosted server will be syncronised back to your own server. With this solution, all arrears and balances can be
configured to always update both the primary server and the Conlog hosted server, so that your arrears collection policy remains in
place during a disaster.

Conlog’s POWERpush solution enables utilities to meet their commitment of providing Free Basic Electricity (FBE) to qualifying
consumers. A key challenge faced by many utilities is the ability to efficiently enable access to FBE. This is now addressed by
Conlog.

Targeted at utilities wanting to provide lifeline electricity, or free basic electricity, to selected consumers or indigents, this software
automatically distributes a monthly allocation to registered consumers.

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 Key Benefits
> Reduced queues at vending points
> Access to free electricity
> Cost effective access for consumers
> Improved service delivery

POWERpush is able to distribute an FBE token to all registered consumers at the beginning of each and every month,
automatically.

This can be achieved through one, or both of the following mechanisms dependent on your consumer profile:
> Printed FBE scratch cards: These scratch cards can be distributed through your existing vending network
> Push SMS: The FBE token is sent directly to the consumer cellphone
The benefit of Conlog’s POWERpush solution is that consumers are no longer required to travel long distances, sometimes at great
cost, to receive their free electricity. The FBE scratch cards can be distributed within the location of the prepaid consumers, whilst
the use of cellphone technology enables consumers to receive their FBE wherever they are.

Research has shown that over 80% of the South African population either has a cellphone, or access to a cellphone. By embracing
new technologies, such as Conlog’s POWERpush, utilities are able to improve the lives of thousands of people by enabling service
delivery to those that need it most. In addition, Conlog’s 24-hour support centre is available to assist consumers in accessing their
FBE, for example, to explain how to use the card or to simply resend a token that has been misplaced.

Through our network of vending customers, Conlog’s POWERhub integration solution is an online vending infrastructure that
enables third party merchants to retail electricity. Utilities reap the benefit as they are able to enhance their customer service, by
offering consumers the ability to purchase prepaid electricity 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Key Benefits
> Guaranteed revenue collection from third party vendors
> Enhanced reporting on all vending transactions
> Direct reconciliation between utilities and merchant
> Arrears collection
> Online vending infrastructure
> Reduced operational costs

Conlog’s solution enables a utility to immediately access an extensive vending footprint, with little or no effort. There is no extensive
administration, high costs and financial risks to be concerned with simply activate the service and enjoy the benefits, quickly and
easily. Conlog offers an extensive network of existing merchants, large retailers and retail chains. In addition, Conlog can manage
your existing vendors. This means you only deal with one company, one vendor - Conlog; significantly reducing costs, logistics and
hassle.

As with all Conlog products, security is assured, and this service is no different. Through our merchant management facility, built
into the solution, you are able to receive extensive reconciliations on all the electricity sold through the platform; receive full audit
records on the transactions, vendors and consumers; as well as audit the funds transferred into the utility account, to ensure
receipt of all payments for electricity sold.

Vending mechanisms
This service provides utilities with a number of value added services to help streamline the operational and management aspects of
a prepayment site, whilst enabling a large third party footprint.

Some of the vending mechanisms enabled through our solution, include:

> XML vending clients
> Mobile vending
> Point of Sale (POS) terminals
> Internet vending
> POWERcard
> ATM’s
> Retailers and vendors
> Other third party vending infrastructures
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 This vending service is an XML interface that seamlessly switches transactions between multiple merchants and payment chan-
nels. This means that utilities are now able to unleash the power of thousands of merchants and vendors (third party vending) to
retail electricity on their behalf, regardless of their existing STS vending infrastructure.

POWERhub Credit Management

POWERhub, Conlog’s XMLvend compliant vending gateway enables customers to expand their vending footprint by providing a
means for third party channels such as banks, airtime distributors and online service providers to sell energy tokens their behalf.

The expanded vending footprint means it is easier and more convenient for consumers to purchase energy tokens where and
when it suits them. It can also alleviate the financial burden incurred when providing additional vending points during peak buying
periods. POWERhub Credit Management is an add-on to POWERhub that gives customer protection and control over the third
party partners that connect to the system.

Credit
Customers can request that third party partners first deposit money to credit their account on the POWERhub system.
This protects the customer’s revenue as they have already received the money for the energy tokens being sold.

Commission
This allows the third party partners to make money on the energy tokens they are selling. The commission method and structure
can be tailor made to suit both the customer and the third party partner.

These include:
> Commissions based on the number of transactions
> Commissions based on total transaction value
> Commissions based on arrears charges accumulated
> Commissions based on kWh accumulated
> Commissions based on FBE accumulated
> Discount on credit deposit

Charges
Additional fees incurred by the customer through the management of money deposited by 3rd party partners can passed back
through implementation of additional charges

POWERcoder is a simple to use and secure web based application that enables the utility to create a number of STS engineering
tokens as well as Conlog specific Meter Function tokens in a single application. Tokens supported are:

STS Engineering tokens (can be used on all STS pre-paid meters)

> Clear Tamper
> Clear Credit
> Set Power Limit
> Set Phase Unbalance

Conlog Meter Function tokens (can be used on work on specific Conlog meters only)
> Administrator mode
> Consumption restriction
> Decommission
> Display negative credit
> Over voltage
> Prepayment to post payment
> Post payment to prepayment
> Random reconnect period
> Remote disconnect
> Remote reconnect
> Tamper detection
> Under voltage
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The website works on modern browsers and provides a mobile site for engineers to access the system via their smart phones.
The system provides the option of delivering tokens via SMS, e-mail or displayed on screen. There is also an option to generate
multiple tokens based on a meter serial number list.

The end user will have a user name and password to ensure security. All tokens generated will be stored in the database for
auditing purposes.

HOSTEDvending is a simple, yet cost effective mechanism for utilities to deploy a prepayment revenue management solution,
which is ideal for smaller prepayment sites, or for those utilities that do not have the necessary infrastructure or personnel to
manage the system.

Key Benefits
> Rapid deployment
> Reduced capital expenditure
> Guaranteed up time
> 24-hour support

Conlog’s solution ensures that the prepayment specialists maintain your operational and technological requirements, whilst you
focus on the business of electricity. A true win-win for the utility and its consumers.

A complete revenue management infrastructure is established on your behalf, by Conlog in our dedicated and secure hosted
environment. This infrastructure comprises the servers required to operate your vending system, whilst vending units are installed
in your premises to enable consumers to purchase electricity.

A communication connection is established between the Conlog hosted environment and your site, to enable your vending units to
generate electricity tokens from the hosted vending server at Conlog. The communication connection is dependent upon prevailing
technologies and accessibility within your site i.e. GPRS, ISDN. Conlog provides all the necessary software, upgrades and
associated protection and backup for the hosted infrastructure, to enable guaranteed uptime and business continuity, regardless of
the circumstances.

In addition, new meters and connections into your system are just one phone call, fax or email away. Simply send through the
details to our dedicated call centre and your customer information is quickly and efficiently updated. For customers preferring to
update their information remotely, this is easily achieved through a web portal.

Another benefit of Conlog’s HOSTEDvending solution is the automated reports for customers. The predefined reports can be
emailed to you each day, week or month, thus saving you time and money. In addition, customers can access reports at their
convenience through our secure internet portal. Naturally, the system is completely compatible with other Conlog offers such as
POWERcard, POWERpush.

Vending software that enables a retailer to sell electricity on behalf of a utility, using the XML vend platform. This means that any
retailer can quickly and easily become a vendor, with minimal financial outlay. Utilities managing their own vending infrastructure
can also quickly and easily deploy POWERsale into their merchant network or billing offices, simply and easily.

Slice is a brand new initiative offering Southern African customers the ability to purchase prepayment meters to control revenue
loss and improve recapitalisation on building/estate projects. The sale of electricity credit is managed via our national network of
3rd party vendors and the reconciliation process is managed on your behalf by our experienced team.

Peace of mind is assured through a comprehensive service bouquet, offering project planning and access to a support portal.

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Meter Accessories
Conlog offers consumers the complete solution, below are the various accessories we have available to complement our range of
meters.

Enclosures
Conlog enclosures are made from the highest quality materials, which are durable and designed to protect your meter against the
outside elements. They are available in many different sizes to suit various configurations. The enclosures can be ordered with the
meters installed or by themselves.

Typical configurations: BEC44(09)/wBEC44(09)

Description: Description:

Two meters and two Two meters only

breakers (63A only)

Description: Description:
One meter only One meter and one
breaker (63/80A)

Description:
One way - BEC44(09)
Part number
(Enclosure only):
700070937000

Contents:
> Front cover
> Rear cover
> 2 x cable glands
> Neutral busbar with
cage clamps

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Description: Description:
One way - BEC44(09) One way - CB44
Part number (Enclosure only): 421104098000 Part number (Enclosure only): 700036915000

Description:
Four way - BEC44(09)
Part number (Enclosure only):
421104099000

Description:
Eight way - BEC44(09)
Part number (Enclosure only):
421104117000

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Typical configurations: BEC23(05)

Description: Description:
One way - BEC23 (no window) One way - BEC23 and circuit breaker
Part number (Enclosure only): 421104112000 Part number (Enclosure only): 421104096000

Typical configurations: BEC62(08)

Description: Description:
One way - One way -
BEC62(08) BEC62(08)
Part number (no window)
(Enclosure only): Part number
421104107000 (Enclosure only):
421104115000

Description:
BEC62(08) + WMI(09)
Part number (Enclosure only): 421104118000

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Typical configurations: BEC32(08)

Description:
One way BEC 32 (08)
Part number (Enclosure only): 421104111000

Boxed solution meter accessories

Description:
Band it band (12.7mm x 0.5mm)
Part number: 421902401000

Description: Description:
Band it buckle (12.7mm) 2W Dropwire 0.71mm Copper clad steel
Part number: 421902402000 Part number: 421902400000

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The Interrogator kit
Conlog’s interrogator kit provides an easy method of retrieving and storing information from prepayment electricity meters. This
data can be viewed at any time using the application software, or uploaded for analysis into other applications. The kit also provides
a simple mechanism to verify the approximate accuracy of a prepayment meter, quickly and easily.

Features
> Compatible with all meter types
> Simple, intuitive operation
> Check meter accuracy
> Download meter data
> Supports multiple meter types

Interrogator kit contents

> Interface control unit, used to interface various meter probe types to the computer
> RS232 interface cable for connecting the interface control unit to the computer
> External power supply used to power the interface control unit
> CD-ROM with the Conlog interrogator kit software
> Flags probe to extract data from the flags port of a three phase or poly phase meter
> Direct probe to extract data from any STS compliant meter
> Optical probe to extract data from any STS compliant meter installed in the field. Also used for the approximate verification of a
meter’s accuracy.

Computer system requirements

Laptop or desktop computer with:
> Processor: Pentium® PI or greater
> Hard Drive: 10Mb free hard drive space
> Memory: 2Mb free RAM
> Video: 1152 x 864 screen resolution
> Mouse / keyboard: any
> 52 x CD-ROM
> 1 x RS232 serial port (use a RS232 to USB converter if not available)
> 2 x USB ports
> Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or XP Professional with SP2

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Metering Solutions
 BEC44(09)
Single phase, DIN rail, split meter
The BEC44(09) is the world’s first and smallest DIN rail mounted prepayment meter, added
to that is the ability to operate as either a prepayment or post-payment meter. Galvanic
isolation is standard across the range, as is a host of configurable management options
such as emergency credit, life line, consumption limiting and administrator modes.
Furthermore, the meters are available as wired and non-wired solutions.

Features
> Operates as prepayment or post-payment meter
> Configurable credit management options
> Reverse energy management
> Thermal shutdown protection
> Delayed reconnection

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC 110 - 127 V AC IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz / 60 Hz 60 Hz IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
Current Ratings SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
Base current (Ib) 5A SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
Maximum current (Imax) 100A STS 201-15.1.0 DSP 34-749 DSP 34-1527
Minimum starting current DSP 34-1635 RES/RR/00/11740 ISO 9001
Class 1 20 mA ISO 14001 OHSAS 18001
Class 2 25 mA
Utilisation category UC2
Minimum start up (230V) 130 V
Minimum operating (230 V) 120 V AC

Nominal power consumption 1.2 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 1.8 times the nominal voltage for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Thermal overload Current overload

Line / load reversal Over / under voltage Extreme over current
Delayed reconnection

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54 (meter and user interface unit)
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Power / load status LED

Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)
MCU / UIU communication status LED

Installation
Footprint DIN rail mounted
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral Common

Type Cage clamps Cage clamp Spring clamp
Size 25mm² 16mm² 0.7mm²

Interrogation Direct probe, e-USB, flags

Security Security seals Terminal cover Tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 10 per carton
Carton weight (incl. box) 3.12kg

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wBEC44(09)
Single phase, DIN rail, split wireless meter
Conlog’s new wBEC44 integrated wireless meter range provides the building block for a
revolutionary new smart solution. The compact DIN rail meter is packed with features to enhance
customer satisfaction, whilst providing the valuable data needed by utilities worldwide. Added to
this is the ability for the meter to operate as a prepayment or post-payment meter, depending on
the utility’s requirements. The greatest benefit and cost saving factor is that through the use of
integrated radio frequency (RF), the meters are not subject to line interference and don’t
require the costly addition of filters, making this a simple, quick and cost effective solution
for today and tomorrow.

Features
> Operates as prepayment or post-payment meter
> Configurable credit management options
> Reverse energy management
> Thermal shutdown protection
> Delayed reconnection

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC 110 - 127 V AC IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz / 60 Hz 60 Hz IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
Current Ratings SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
Base current (Ib) 5A SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
Maximum current (Imax) 100A STS 201-15.1.0 DSP 34-749 DSP 34-1527
Minimum starting current IEC 61000-4-2 IEC 61000-4-3 IEC 61000-4-4
Class 1 20 mA IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60950-1 CISPR 22
Class 2 25 mA SANS 300220-1 ETSI EN300220-1 DSP 34-1635
Utilisation category UC2 RES/RR/00/11740 ISO 9001 ISO 14001
Minimum start up (230V) 120 V OHSAS 18001 TA-2012/700
Minimum operating (230 V) 110 V AC

Nominal power consumption 1.3 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 1.8 times the nominal voltage for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Thermal overload Current overload

Line / load reversal Over / under voltage Extreme over current
Delayed reconnection

Environmental RF Interface
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C Category Non-specific SRDs
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C (ICASA notice 1114 of 2007)
Humidity 95% non-condensing Frequency band 433.05 MHz to 434.90 MHz
IP rating IP54 (meter and user interface unit) Modulation type GFSK
RF immunity 30 V/m Maximum power 10mW ERP (10dBm)
Duty cycle <0.01%
Status indicators Power / load status LED
Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)
MCU / UIU communication status LED

Installation
Footprint DIN rail mounted (35mm) asymmetrical
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral Common

Type Cage clamps Cage clamp Spring clamp
Size 25mm² 16mm² 0.7mm²

Interrogation Direct probe, e-USB, radio frequency (RF)

Security Security seals Terminal cover Tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 10 per carton
Carton weight (incl. box) 3.12kg

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 BEC22(09)
Conlog once again makes waves in the metering world with the launch of the BEC22(09). The
single-phase, prepayment electricity meter with a BS footprint is ideal for retrofit applications.
An integrated keypad and LCD ensure all customer needs are met in one compact design.
In addition the meter provides a number of innovations, for example, being able to operate
as a smart prepayment or post-payment meter. The device has over 50 programmable
functions, to provide a high level of customization for each utility. The meter boasts many
protection features including thermal overload and line/load reversal, all designed to
safeguard the meter in abnormal conditions.

Features
> Active and reactive power measurement
> Power factor & renewable energy measurement
> Power, current & thermal overload protection
> Tamper detection > Prepaid & post-paid mode
> Delayed reconnection (in rush current protection)
> Under & over voltage protection
> Reverse line/load protection

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC 110 - 127 V AC IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz 60 Hz IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
Current Ratings SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
Base current (Ib) 5A SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
Maximum current (Imax) 100A STS 201-15.1.0 DSP 34-749 DSP 34-1527
Minimum starting current DSP 34-1635 RES/RR/00/11740 ISO 9001
Class 1 20 mA ISO 14001 OHSAS 18001
Class 2 25 mA
Utilisation category UC2
Minimum start up (230V) 130 V
Minimum operating (230 V) 120 V AC

Nominal power consumption 1.3 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 1.8 times the nominal voltage for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Thermal overload Current overload

Line / load reversal Over / under voltage Extreme over current
Delayed reconnection

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Power / load status LED

Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)

Installation
Footprint British standard BS footprint
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral

Type Cage clamps Cage clamp
Size 25mm² 25mm²

Interrogation Direct probe, e-USB, flags

Security Security seals Terminal cover Tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 5 per carton
Carton weight (incl. box) 6kg

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BEC32(08)
Single phase, BS footprint, combo meter
The three phase integrated BEC32 range, with BS footprint, are the ideal meters for the
retrofit market, whether residential, commercial or light industrial. The meters are
exceptionally hardy and robust, making them ideal for a wide variety of installation
environments. An added feature of the range is the ability to detect tampering, even in the
absence of an incoming supply.

Features
> Meter fully operational with only one phase powered
> Reverse energy measurement
> Configurable tamper detection
> Programmable phase imbalanace
> Thermal protection of terminals

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
Current Ratings SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
Base current (Ib) 10A SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
Maximum current (Imax) 100A BS 7856 DSP 34-1527 ISO 14001
Minimum starting current OHAS 18001 ISO 9001
Class 1 40 mA
Class 2 50 mA
Utilisation category UC2
Minimum start up (230V) 130 V
Minimum operating (230 V) 120 V AC

Nominal power consumption 1.6 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 1.8 times the nominal voltage for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Thermal overload

Current overload Meter tampering
Over/under voltage Phase imbalance

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Power / load status LED

Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)
Communication status LED

Installation
Footprint BS7856 - Asymmetrical
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral

Type Cage clamps Cage clamp
Size 25mm² 25mm²

Interrogation Flags probe / direct probe

Security Meter housing Security seals

Terminal cover Serialised plastic security sprung lock seals
Tamper protection Tamper terminal cover
No power tamper (optional) Load disconnection on tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 1 per carton
Carton weight (incl. box) 1.3kg
*NOTE
There are two sizes of terminal covers available, a long and short version. The long cover has cable entry from the back of the meter, where as the short cover
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 BEC62(08)
Three phase, BS footprint, split meter
The split configuration of Conlog’s BEC62 range of meters enables the external installation
of the metering device, whilst the user interface keypad is installed within the consumer
premises. This provides increased security with consumer convenience. Absolute safety
is assured through the built in galvanic isolation and the new advanced tamper detection
capabilities detect tamper even in the absence of an incoming supply

Features
> Advanced tamper detection
> Reverse energy management
> Configurable low credit alarm threshold
> Operates in extreme supply conditions
> Galvanically isolated
> Communication status

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 110 - 127 V AC 220 - 240 V AC IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-52 STS 101-1
Supply frequency (±5%) 60 Hz 50 Hz IEC 62052-11 BS 7856 DSP 34-1527
IEC 62053-21 SANS 1524-1 ISO 9001
Current Ratings IEC 62055-21 SANS 1524-1-1 ISO 14001
Base current (Ib) 10A 10A IEC 62055-31 SANS 1524-1-2 OHAS 18001
Maximum current (Imax) 100A 100A IEC 62055-41 SANS 1524-4 IEC62056-21
Minimum starting current IEC 62055-51 SANS 15417
Class 1 40 mA 40 mA
Class 2 50 mA 50 mA
Utilisation category UC2 UC2

Nominal power consumption 1.6 W / 9 VA 1.6 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 1.8 times the nominal voltage for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Thermal overload Current overload

Galvanic isolation Over / under voltage Tamper protection
Phase imbalance

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Power / load status LED

Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)
Communication status LED

Installation
Footprint BS7856 - Asymmetrical
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral Common

Type Cage clamps Cage clamp Spring clamp
Size 25mm² 25mm² 0.7mm²

Interrogation Flags probe / direct probe

Security
Meter housing Security seals
Terminal cover Serialised plastic security sprung lock seals
Tamper protection Tamper terminal cover
No power tamper (optional)
Load disconnection on tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 1 per carton
Carton weight (incl. box) 1.3kg

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wBEC62(09)
Metering your three phase demand
Conlog’s new BEC62 integrated wireless meter range provides the building block for a revolutionary new
smart solution. These meters are packed with features to enhance customer satisfaction, whilst providing
the valuable data needed by utilities worldwide. Added to this is the ability for the meter to operate as a
prepayment or post-payment meter, depending on the utility’s requirements. The greatest benefit
and cost saving is that through the use of integrated radio frequency (RF), the meters are not
subject to line interference and don’t require the costly addition of filters, making this a simple,
quick and cost effective solution for today and tomorrow.

Features
> 3 phase > Renewable energy management > Power overload protection
> Current overload protection > Thermal overload protection
> Configurable tamper detection > Pre-paid and post-paid mode
> Under and over voltage protection > Reverse line/load protection
> Emergency and lifeline support > Communication status LED
> Phase unbalanced > Configurable low credit alarm threshold

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC IEC 62051-1 SANS 1524-4 SANS 1524-1-1
Supply frequency (±5%) 160Hz IEC 62052-11 SANS 15417 SANS 1524-1-2
IEC 62053-21 STS 101-1 OHSAS 18001
Current Ratings IEC 62055-31 STS 201-15.1.0 ISO 14001
Base current (Ib) 10A IEC 62055-41 DSP 34-749 ISO 9001
Maximum current (Imax) 100A IEC 62055-51 DSP 34-1635 SANS 1524-1
Minimum starting current IEC 62055-52 RES/RR/00/11740 IEC 62056-21
Class 1 40 mA IEC 60950-1 ETSI EN 300 220-1 SANS 300 220-1
Class 2 50 mA
Utilisation category UC2

Nominal power consumption 1.6 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 420 VAC for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Thermal overload

Current overload Over / under voltage
Phase imbalance

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Power / load status

MCU/wUIU communication status
Rate LED (1000 pulses / kWh)

Installation
Footprint BS7856
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral Communication

Type Cage clamp Cage clamp Type B (USB)
Size 25mm² 25mm²

Interrogation Flags probe / direct probe

Security
Meter housing Security seals
Terminal cover Serialised plastic security seals
Tamper protection Tamper terminal cover
No power tamper (optional)
Load disconnection on tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 1 per carton
Carton weight (incl. box) 1.3kg
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 BEC66(07)
Three phase, bracket mounted split meter
The BEC66 range of metering solutions is specifically designed for high current, industrial
customers, metering up to 250A per phase. This robust meter provides extensive tamper
protection, even in the absence of an incoming supply, as well as protection against power
overload and extreme temperatures.

Features
> Optional intelligent commissioning
> Programmable power overload functionality
> Tamper protection > Capable of supplying 172.5kW
> Base current of 30A and starting current of 0.15A
> Thermal protection of terminals
> Calibration retained over life of meter

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 230 V AC IEC 62052-11 NRS 009-6-7 ISO 14001
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz IEC 62053-21 NRS 009-6-8 ISO 9001
NRS 009-4 NRS 009-6-9 OHSAS 18001
Current Ratings NRS 009-6-6 IEC 62056-21 ESKOM TRMSCAAP2
Base current (Ib) 30A
Maximum current (Imax) 250A
Minimum starting current
Class 1 0.12A
Class 2 0.15A
Utilisation category UC3

Nominal power consumption 2.5 W / 18 VA

Accuracy Class 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 420 V AC for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 7.5 kA

Protection Current overload Over / under voltage Line / load reversal

Thermal overload Power overload

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Rate LED (333 pulses/kWh)

Installation
Mounted in a metal box with asymmetrical brackets
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral Communication

Maximum cable size 185mm² 185mm² 0.7mm²

Interrogation Flags probe

Security
Meter housing Security seals
Terminal cover Serialised plastic security sprung lock seals
Tamper protection Tamper detection terminal cover
No power tamper (optional)
Load disconnection on tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 1
Carton weight (incl. box) 36kg

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 BEC23(07) Conlog’s BEC23 series comprises two distinct ranges:
PL and PE (earth leakage) versions with optional tamper

Single phase, common wallbase, combo meter

The 80A range is a cost effective solution that has a two-part housing consisting of; a wallbase and the
active meter. This configuration allows for the pre-installation of the wallbase and the ability to remove
the meter for maintenance, without disconnecting the supply. The PE version is ideal for low cost
housing projects, the integration of an earth leakage protection and a double pole circuit
breaker implies there is no need to install a separate distribution box, making installation
simpler and more cost effective. The device is designed with a maximum current of 20 Amps
and also consists of a two-part housing.

Features
> Reverse energy detection and disconnection
> Configurable tamper detection > Programmable overload
> Comprehensive earth leakage protection (PE version)
> Low base current measurement
BEC23PL/PLT BEC23PE/PET > List of 10 meter specific tokens
> Common wallbase mounting

BEC23(07) range

BEC23PL - The BEC23PL is an STS single phase prepayment meter with an integrated keypad and a common base. The unit has an internal latch (rated to 100A),
which is used to connect/disconnect the consumers’ supply.
BEC23PLT - The BEC23PLT serves the same function as the BEC23PL; in addition the unit is equipped with a tamper switch to detect tampering of the meter.
BEC23PE - The BEC23PE is an STS single-phase prepayment electricity meter with an integrated keypad. The unit has a built in earth leakage circuit breaker
(rated to 20A). The earth leakage serves to protect the meter as well as the consumer premises.
BEC23PET - The BEC23PET serves the same function as the BEC23PE; in addition the unit is equipped with a tamper switch to detect tampering of the meter.

Specifications
Voltage Ratings
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC (phase voltage), additional voltage ranges available on request
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz

Current Ratings BEC23(07) PL BEC23(07) PE Standards

Base current (Ib) 5A 5A IEC 62052-11 NRS 009-6-7 ISO 14001
Maximum current (Imax) 80A 20A IEC 62053-21 NRS 009-6-8 ISO 9001
Minimum starting current IEC 62055-41 ESKOM SCSSCAAA9 IEC 60068-2-6
Class 1 20 mA 20 mA IEC 60068-2-27 IEC 62056-21 SANS 1524-1
Class 2 25 mA 25 mA OHSAS 18001
Utilisation category UC2 SANS 767-1(BEC23PE/T)
ESKOM TRMSCAAP2
Nominal power consumption 1.6 W / 9 VA VC 8035 (BEC23PE/T)

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 420 V AC for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 2.5 kA

Protection Power overload Line / load reversal

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP51 (IP 54 optional)
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)

Installation
Footprint Common wallbase
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral

Type Busbars Busbars

Interrogation MC171 direct probe

Security
Meter housing Security seals
Tamper protection Terminal cover, Tamper detection

Packaging Wallbase Meter Meter & wallbase

Units per carton 10 5 5
Carton weight (incl. box) 4.2kg 3.9kg 8.7kg
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 BEC23(09) Conlog’s BEC23 series comprises two distinct ranges:
PL and PE (earth leakage) versions with optional tamper

Combining protection and energy management

The BEC23(09) earth leakage range is the ideal prepayment meter for low cost housing projects.
The integration of earth leakage protection and a double pole circuit breaker, means there is no need to
install a seperate distribution box, making installation simpler and more cost effective. The cost of
reticulation is also reduced as the meter is designed with a maximum current of 20 Amps.

Features
> Active and reactive power measurement > Power factor measurement
> Power overload protection > Current overload protection
> Pre-paid and post-paid mode > Reverse line/load protection
> Configurable tamper detection > Low base current measurement
> Programmable overload > List of last 10 meter specific tokens
> Common wallbase mounting > Comprehensive earth leakage protection
> Configurable low credit alarm threshold
BEC23PL/PLT BEC23PE/PET

Specifications
Voltage Ratings Standards
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC IEC 62051-1 SANS 1524-4 SANS 1524-1-1
Supply frequency (±5%) 50 Hz IEC 62052-11 SANS 15417 SANS 1524-1-2
IEC 62053-21 STS 101-1 OHSAS 18001
Current Ratings BEC23(09) PL BEC23(09) PE IEC 62055-31 STS 201-15.1.0 ISO 14001
Base current (Ib) 5A 5A IEC 62055-41 DSP 34-749 ISO 9001
Maximum current (Imax) 80A 20A IEC 62055-51 DSP 34-1635 SANS 1524-1
Minimum starting current IEC 62055-52 RES/RR/00/11740 SANS 767-1
Class 1 20 mA 20 mA VC 8035
Class 2 25 mA (Earth Leakage only) 25 mA
Utilisation category UC2

Nominal power consumption 1.6 W / 9 VA 1.2 VA / 9.5 VA

Accuracy Class 1 or 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 420 V AC for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 2.5 kA

Protection Power overload Power overload

Over/under voltage Earth leakage
Current overload Current overload
Line/load reversal Line/load reversal
Thermal

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating PL - IP54 PE/PD - IP51
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)

Installation
Footprint Common wallbase
Insulation class Double insulation

Terminals Live Neutral

Type Busbars Busbars

Interrogation Type A (direct probe) MC171 direct probe

Security
Meter housing Provision for lead seals or wire seals
Tamper protection Plastic seals / Load disconnection on tamper detection

Packaging Wallbase Meter Meter & wallbase

Units per carton 10 5 5
Carton weight (incl. box) 4.2kg 4.6kg 8.7kg

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 BEC42(05)
Single phase, BS footprint, split meter
Enhanced security and protection is assured with the BEC 42 range of prepayment me-
ters. In addition to galvanic isolation and enhanced tamper protection, the meter is a split
configuration; meaning the metering device is installed outside the premises, whilst the
user interface keypad is installed in the consumer’s home. This ensures easy access to the
metering device for the utility, whilst privacy and convenience is assured for
the consumers – ideal for the retrofit market.

Features
> Thermal shutdown protection > Optional audible feedback
> Reverse energy measurement & disconnection
> Programmable current and power thresholds
> Enhanced tamper detection
> Comprehensive consumer consumption data
> Delayed reconnection

BEC42(05) range

BEC42PL - The BEC42PL is an STS single-phase prepayment electricity meter. It contains one 100 A, 3.0kA single pole disconnection switch.
BEC42PLT - The BEC42PLT serves the same function as the BEC42 PL; in addition it also has a tamper switch to detect tampering of the meter.
BEC42PLG - The BEC42PLG is a STS single-phase prepayment electricity meter. It contains one 100 A, 3.0kA single pole disconnection switch. The device also has
galvanic isolation for absolute safety.
BEC23PET - The BEC42PLGT serves the same function as the BEC42 PLG; in addition it also has a tamper switch to detect tampering of the meter.

Specifications
Voltage Ratings
Nominal Voltage (-20% + 15%) 220 - 240 V AC (phase voltage), additional voltage ranges available on request
Supply frequency (±5%) 50/60 Hz

Current Ratings Standards

Base current (Ib) 5A IEC 62052-11 ISO 14001 SANS 1524-1
Maximum current (Imax) 80A IEC 62053-21 ISO 9001 ISO 18001
Minimum starting current IEC 62055-41 IEC 60068-2-6
Class 1 20 mA IEC 60068-2-27 IEC 62056-21
Class 2 25 mA
Utilisation category UC2

Nominal power consumption 1.6 W / 9 VA

Accuracy Class 2 (maintained throughout life of product)

Over voltage rating 420 V AC for 48 hours

Short circuit rating Short circuit withstand 3.0 kA

Protection Power overload Line / load reversal Current overload

Galvanic isolation Over / under voltage Thermal overload
Delayed reconnection

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP51
RF immunity 30 V/m

Status indicators Rate LED (1000 pulses/kWh)

Load / power status

Installation
Footprint BS7856

Terminals Live Neutral Communication

Type Cage clamp Cage clamp Cage clamp
Maximum size 25mm2 25mm2 0.7mm2

Interrogation MC171 direct probe

Security
Meter housing Security seals
Tamper protection Terminal cover, Load disconnection on tamper detection

Packaging
Units per carton 5
Carton weight (incl. box) 3.6kg
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 wFST(09)
The wireless Field Service Terminal (wFST(09)) puts convenience in your hands. The small
handheld device is packed with features, such as the ability to undertake remote meter readings
and interrogation, without ever having to access the meter. The device can distribute STS tokens
to a meter, whilst maintaining a full log of all acceptance or rejection commands, for audit pur-
poses. Another key feature is the ability to push GPS co-ordinates to a meter for improved asset
control and record keeping. The wFST(09) is versatile in that it serves as an RF modem
when connected to a PC or laptop. With a built-in onboard memory, data can
be downloaded from the meter and uploaded to the back end system.

Features
> Remote meter reading
> Extensive diagnostics and interrogation functions
> GPS logging of meters for asset management
> Compllete log of activities
> Extensive battery life, with rechargeable battery
> STS compliant

Specifications
Standards IEC 61000-4-2 IEC 61000-4-3 IEC 60950-1
IEC 62051 IEC 62056-21 IEC 62055-52
CISPR 22 STS 101-1 DSP34-1635
NRS 049-1:201 ISO 14001 ISO 9001
OHSAS 18001 SANS 60950 SANS 62055-51 / IEC 62055-51
SANS 62056-21 / IEC 62056-21
SANS 62055-41 / IEC 62055-41
SANS 60529 / IEC 60529
SANS 300 220-1 / ETSI EN 300 220-1
SANS 474 / NRS 057

Electrical Ratings
Battery type Li Po (Lithium Polymer) >1.8Ah Rechargeable
Battery voltage 3.6V
Operating voltage range 3.3 to 4.2V
Typical battery life 8 – 96 hours battery usage dependant

Display Dot matrix 64 x 128

Type LCD display

Charging options Micro USB cable (PC)

Micro USB mains charger (230V)
Micro USB car charger (12V)

Keypad
Columns x rows 4x4
Key press feedback Yes

Audible feedback Yes

Communication RF:433.05 MHz to 434.790 MHz <10mW ERP

RF communication distance ~ 100m

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C (ambient temperature)
Storage temperature -25°C to +75°C
Humidity 75% annual mean, 95% for 30 days a year
IP rating IP30
Impact rating IK2
Altitude Can operate at an altitude of up to 3500m

Interface Micro USB

Antenna External 434 Mhz stubby Antenna

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 WEX(09)
In some installations, it may be necessary to increase the range between the wUIU(09) and the
meter. This is achieved by installing a Wireless Extender (WEX(09)) between the meter and the
wUIU(09), to ensure consistent communication between the devices. It is recommended that the
distance between the WEX(09) and the meter should not exceed 20 metres. The WEX(09) can
be mounted
on an exterior wall or light pole; and the device is powered via the mains source
(220-240V), through a street light or PV solar panel. Once connected, the WEX(09) can
increase the signal to the wUIU(09) to some 150 metres line of sight and can support

Features
> Extends range up to 150m (line of sight)
> Supports up to 24 devices
> Quick and easy installation
> Cost effective
> Heat shield

WEX(09)(09) range

WEX(09) (09) Mains Powered: Permanent AC Mains supply.

WEX(09) (09) Street Light Powered: Permanent AC Mains supply with battery backup.
WEX(09) (09) Solar Powered: Battery powered, charged via solar panel.

Specifications
Standards IEC 62055-41 IEC 61000-4-2 ISO 9001
IEC 62055-51 IEC 61000-4-3 OHSAS 18001
IEC 62055-52 IEC 61000-4-4 CISPR 22
ISO 14001 IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60950-1
EN 300 220 IEC 60529

Electrical Ratings
Operating voltage range 80 VAC - 265 VAC
Frequency 50 - 60 Hz

Battery ratings
Battery type Li Po (Lithium Polymer) >1.8Ah Rechargeable
Battery voltage 3.6V
Battery operating voltage range 3.3V - 4.2V

Solar panel electrical ratings

Voltage at maximum output 5V
Current at maximum output 410mA

Charging options Powered via the mains source (85VAC – 265VAC/50 – 60 Hz)
Battery powered via solar panel

Mounting DIN rail, wall mount and pole top mounting

Communication RF:433 MHz <10mW ERP

RF communication distance ~ 150m to the wUIU(09)

Devices supported Up to 24 devices.

Environmental WEX(09) Solar panel

Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C -40°C to +85°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +75°C
Humidity 95% condensing
IP rating IP55
Operating altitude 0 to 2500m above sea level
Insulation class Double insulation

Protection Heat shield

Accessories Solar panel

3.6V lithium battery

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 wUIU(09)
Traditionally split meters have required wiring between the metering device and the user interface
keypad. Now, with Conlog’s wireless user interface unit (wUIU(09)), radio frequency is used be-
tween the devices, making installation simpler, better and faster. In addition, through the use of RF
(radio frequency), users are assured of a working solution with no interference that can
operate comfortably at distances of typically 100 metres. An added benefit is that the
wUIU(09) is compatible with Conlog’s extensive range of split meters.

Features
> Maximum Effective Radiated Power (ERP) of 10mW
> Option of alkaline or lithium batteries
> Quick and easy to install and use
> Reduced installation costs
> Tactile keypad with audible feedback
> Operates on open (ISM) band

Specifications
Standards IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
STS 201-15.1.0 DSP 34-749 DSP 34-1527
IEC 61000-4-2 IEC 61000-4-3 IEC 61000-4-4
IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60950-1 CISPR 22
SANS 300220-1 ETSI EN300220-1 DSP 34-1635
RES/RR/00/11740 ISO 9001 ISO 14001
OHAS 18001 TA-2009/565

Electrical Ratings
Battery size (Alkaline) AA
Number of batteries required 2
Battery voltage 1.5V
Operating voltage range 1.8V - 3V
Typical battery life 3 years

Customer displayed information Status of customers AC supply

Available credit
Low credit warning
Token accept/reject
Previously entered STS tokens (meter dependant)
Meter status register
Range, dependant on environment and installation

Displays
Number of digits: 7 major / 2minor
Character height: 410mA
Type: Liquid crystal display
Viewing area: 53mm x 30mm
Enunciators: 6 icons and 10 segment bar graph

Keypad
Columns x rows 3x4
Key press feedback Tactile / silicon rubber keys
Accessibility Visually impaired friendly

Audible feedback Key presses

Token acceptance / rejection
Low credit warning

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +75°C
Humidity 95% condensing
IP rating IP45

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WMI(09)
The Wireless Meter Interface (WMI(09)) allows a previously hard wired meter to communicate
wirelessly to the wUIU(09). The communication is two-way between the meter and the wUIU(09),
the
WMI(09) can be used on all split meters. The WMI(09) is available in different versions, ensure the
version you have selected is compatible with the meter you have installed. The WMI(09) is hard
wired to the meter through the comms port, however communicates through RF to the
wUIU(09). The WMI(09) has a range extending from 35m (built environment) to 100m

Features
> Enables a previously hard wired meter to communicate wirelessly
> Range extends from 35m (built environment)
to 100m (line of sight).

Specifications
Standards IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
STS 201-15.1.0 DSP 34-749 DSP 34-1527
IEC 61000-4-2 IEC 61000-4-3 IEC 61000-4-4
IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60950-1 CISPR 22
SANS 300220-1 ETSI EN300220-1 DSP 34-1635
RES/RR/00/11740 ISO 9001 ISO 14001
OHAS 18001 TA-2009/565

Connectivity
Meter Galvanically isolated or current loop
WMI(09) RF modem

Electrical Ratings Current loop Galvanically isolated

Current loop (mA) - continuous 3 mA 2 mA
Operating voltage range (VDc) 20 VDc 12 VDc

Communication
RF type 433.05MHz to 434.790MHz (SRD band within the 10mW)

RF communication distance
Line of sight 100m
Built up environment 50m

Insulation
Insulation system classification Mechanical
Impulse 6 kV
AC Voltage 4kV (RMS) for 1 minute

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP65

Terminals
Type Drop wire
Maximum size 0.7

Mounting 35mm DIN mount

12.7mm bandit strapping

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 UIU(09)
An innovation in the prepayment industry has been the use of split meters, whereby the metering
device is installed outside the consumer’s premises and a User Interface Unit (UIU) is positioned
within the premises. The UIU is a small keypad device that enables the consumer to enter
their electricity credit and access some functionality, such as a variety of
consumption data.

Features
> Tactile keypad with optional audible feedback
> Large, clear LCD display
> Low credit warning and available credit
> Status of consumer’s supply > Token accept/reject
> Previous entered STS tokens (meter dependent)
• > Enhanced security

Specifications
Standards IEC 62051-1 IEC 62052-11 IEC 62053-21
IEC 62055-21 IEC 62055-31 IEC 62055-41
IEC 62055-51 IEC 62055-52 IEC 62056-21
SANS 1524-1 SANS 1524-1-1 SANS 1524-1-2
SANS 1524-4 SANS 15417 STS 101-1
STS 201-15.1.0 DSP 34-749 DSP 34-1527
DSP 34-1635 RES/RR/00/11740 ISO 9001
ISO 14001 OHAS 18001

Customer displayed information Status of customers AC supply

Available credit
Low credit warning
Token accept/reject
Previously entered STS tokens (meter dependant)
Meter status register

Displays
Number of digits: 7 major / 3 minor
Character height: 15mm / 7mm
Type: Liquid crystal display
Viewing area: 52mm x 30mm
Enunciators: 6 icons and 10 segment bar graph

Keypad
Columns x rows 3x4
Key press feedback Tactile / silicon rubber keys
Accessibility Visually impaired friendly

Audible feedback Key presses

Token acceptance / rejection
Low credit warning

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54

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DCU(09)
It all comes together in the form of Conlog’s Data Concentrator Unit (DCU(09)). An integral link between
the front and head-end system, the DCU(09) is responsible for the routine collection, storage and com-
munication of metering data. The DCU(09) is a primary means of remote communication and is capable
of reading and writing data to and from metering devices.

Packed with features, the DCU(09) performs various activities as required by the AMI System. These
include meter discovery, meter reading, remote disconnection, reconnection of meters and load
management processes. In addition, the DCU(09) provides up to date reporting on status changes
such as tamper detection in the metering device and is capable of delivering tokens on request.

Communication problems are a thing of the past as the DCU(09) has the ability to collect and
store data for subsequent retrieval. Diagnostic features include communication of critical
changes to the AMI back end system, through the recording of system logs.

Features
> Collection, storage and communication of metering data
> Up to date reporting of status changes
• > Recording of system logs for diagnostic purposes
• > Automatic discovery of new meters
• > STS Token delivery
• > Remote disconnection and reconnection of meters
• > Automatic reconnect upon link failure

Specifications
Electrical Ratings
Nominal voltage (Un) 127/230 Volts AC (50/60Hz)
Nominal voltage range 85 to 265 Volts AC
Minimum start up voltage 85 Volts AC
Withstand voltage 440V / 48 hours

Communication
Ethernet 10/100 Full-duplex with auto-negotiation IPv4
DHCP, DNS, or static IP configurations
Plug-in GSM module Quad-band GSM850, EGSM900, DCS1800, PCS 1900 Integrated antenna
Protocol Conlog proprietary
Security 128-bit encryption with CBC

Functionality Automatic discovery of electricity meters

Remote meter reading
Event notification (metering events)
Tamper detection
STS Token delivery
Demand side management (Load shedding)
GPS for time synchronisation and location
LCD display for local configuration
Remotely Upgradeable
Battery backed-up RTC
USB interface for system configuration and data retrieval
Battery backed up – Last gasp communications support
Plug-in communication module slots - upgradeable

Keypad Numerical keypad

Control keys
Four function key
Tactile feedback

Installation
Footprint Wall or DIN rail mounted
Insulation class Double insulation

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 UIU(05)
An innovation in the prepayment industry has been the use of split meters, whereby the metering
device is installed outside the consumer’s premises and a User Interface Unit (UIU) is positioned
within the premises. The UIU is a small keypad device that enables the consumer to enter
their electricity credit and access some functionality, such as a variety of
consumption data.

Features
> Tactile keypad with optional audible feedback
> Large, clear LCD display
> Low credit warning and available credit
> Status of consumer’s supply
> Enhanced security > Token accept/reject
> Previous entered STS tokens (meter dependent)

Specifications
Standards IEC 62052-11 ISO 14001 SANS 1524-1
IEC 62053-21 ISO 9001 ISO 18001
IEC 62055-41 IEC 60068-2-6
IEC 60068-2-27 IEC 62056-21

Customer displayed information Status of consumer’s AC supply

Available credit
Low credit warning
Token accept/reject
Previously entered STS tokens (meter dependant)
Meter status register

Displays
Number of digits: 6 major / 2 minor
Character height: 15mm / 7mm
Type: Liquid crystal display
Viewing area: 53mm x 30mm
Enunciatiors: 6 icons and 10 segment bar graph

Keypad
Columns x rows 3x4
Key press feedback Tactile / silicon rubber keys
Accessibility Visually impaired friendly

Audible feedback Key presses

Token acceptance / rejection
Low credit warning

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP51

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wCBU
Another innovation in the wireless metering world, the wCBU (wireless Common Base Unit) has
taken the industry by storm. The wCBU unleashes the opportunity for utilities to enjoy all the
benefits of wireless split metering, without the challenge of removing exisiting common base
meters. A cost effective solution, the wCBU is ideal for retrofit applications. The common wall
base allows for quick and easy installation together with a large LCD screen and integrated
keypad for effortless use. The wCBU PE version has a built-in earth leakage and test
button, providing protection through a (20A) double pole circuit breaker ideal for
low cost housing projects.

Features
> Available with built-in 20A earth leakage protection for
added protection
> Quick and easy installation
> Typical battery life in excess of 10 years

Specifications
Standards IEC 61000-4-2 ISO 14001
IEC 61000-4-3 ISO 9001
IEC 61000-4-4 OHSAS 18001
IEC 61000-4-5 CISPR 22
IEC 60950-1 SANS 767-1 (PE version)
SANS 300 220-1 / ETSI EN300 220-1

Customer displayed information Status of consumer’s AC supply

Available credit
Low credit warning
Token accept/reject
Previously entered STS tokens
Meter status register
Variety of consumption data

Displays
Number of digits: 7 major / 3 minor
Type: Liquid crystal display

Keypad
Columns x rows 3x4
Key press feedback Tactile / silicon rubber keys
Accessibility Visually impaired friendly

Audible feedback Key presses

Token acceptance / rejection
Low credit warning

Environmental
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP51 (ECU/PE) / IP54 (ED/PL)

Installation
Footprint Common wallbase
Insulation class Double insulation

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