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Is PAN-42 a utility/revenue-grade meter?

Written by Omri Landman

Updated at March 4th, 2025

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PAN-42 was tested by a 3rd party lab for 1% accuracy according to ANSI C12.1 class 1. This accuracy is sufficient for many billing-level applications, such as M&V, sub metering, etc.

Despite its tested accuracy, PAN-42 is not officially certified as utility grade. This is due to some utility meter requirements (such as an outdoor enclosure and an LCD screen) which it does not have.

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