A Clearer Way to Manage Shared Electricity

Smart Metering gives landlords and property managers a central view of electricity use across houses, flatlets, apartments and multi-unit properties. Connected sub-metering and intelligent circuit-breaker installations provide current consumption and supply status without relying only on manual readings.

The platform is designed to make day-to-day electricity administration more transparent for both the property manager and the tenant.

Property and Unit-Level Visibility

A landlord dashboard can show occupied and vacant units, live or accumulated electricity use, remaining credit and the current power status of each connected unit. Managers can move from a portfolio view to the information for an individual property or tenant when investigating usage or responding to a query.

Tenant Credit and Payments

Tenants can use a mobile interface to review their electricity position and purchase credit through the configured payment process. Usage and payment records give the landlord a consistent basis for administration and help reduce uncertainty around readings, balances and electricity charges.

The exact payment flow is configured for the property and the payment services selected for the implementation.

Remote Supply Management

Authorised landlords or property managers can control the supply to a connected unit when a tenant moves in or out, or when another approved operational rule requires it. Low-credit warnings and configurable notifications help the responsible people act before a balance or operating condition becomes a problem.

Accurate Records and Useful Trends

Consumption data is retained in the platform so that landlords can review usage over time, answer tenant queries and identify unusual patterns for investigation. A shared record of readings, credits and supply events supports clearer communication and reduces dependence on informal spreadsheets or disconnected meter portals.

Whole-Site Power Monitoring

The sub-metering view can form part of a broader property-energy dashboard. Where the required equipment is installed, the system can monitor incoming supply, power outages, generator operation and fuel level, helping staff understand both individual-unit consumption and the status of the site's supporting power infrastructure.

Configured for the Property

Every property has a different electrical layout, existing meter estate and management process. The solution is therefore scoped around the site, with compatible metering or intelligent switching hardware, communications and dashboards selected for the installation.

Smart Metering can also operate as part of the wider Smart Automation platform, allowing electricity information to support notifications, reporting and approved control rules.