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INSTEON – FOR THE SMART GRID

November 17, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

INSTEON SMART GRID

 

 

 

INSTEON products are in 3 of the 10 largest utility Smart Grid tests. With many more established pilot projects with smaller utilities and even more pending, INSTEON has clearly become a leading solution for utilities both large and small.


Example Projects:

  • Nearly two years of pilot testing with one of the largest utility companies in North America with customers located in five different states

  • Established pilot program for municipal utility in the Northern East region of North America. Use of INSTEON products as in-home energy management devices has been shown to reduce peak demand consumption by up to 40%. Key highlights from the pilot included:
    • Top 10% of participants saved 16% off their electricity usage over 12 months and saved 18% off their consumption during peak periods
    • A select group of participants saw savings of over 40% during peak demand response periods
    • Consumers were motivated by dollar savings and environmental benefits
    • Larger homes saw the biggest impact on energy savings

  • INSTEON recently won a pilot with a utility serving over 3 million customers. INSTEON was selected after extensive proof of concept testing

  • Two pilots programs existing in the Southern states. These pilots focus on rural areas. INSTEON components make up the in-home devices for demand response and load shed applications

  • 2 pilot programs in the mid-west for 2 utilities are currently being implemented. INSTEON was selected because of the proven track record and the dual-mesh capabilities.
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