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Tantalus' TRUSense Ethernet Gateway Receives Underwriter Laboratories Certification
Expanding options for utilities to accelerate grid modernization initiatives Burnaby, British Co...
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nTantalus' TRUSense Ethernet Gateway Receives Underwriter Laboratories CertificationExpanding options for utilities to accelerate grid modernization initiativesBurnaby, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 22, 2024) - Tantalus Systems (TSX: GRID) (\"Tantalus\" or the \"Company\"), a technology company dedicated to helping utilities modernize their distribution grids by harnessing the power of data, is pleased to announce that the TRUSense Ethernet Gateway (\"TEG\") has been certified as conforming to Underwriters Laboratories (\"UL®\") standards pursuant to UL 2745. Receiving this certification validates that the TEG satisfies the necessary electric safety requirements to be deployed across the electric distribution grid. Similar to the TRUSense Fiber Gateway (\"TFG\"), the TEG accelerates and simplifies a utility's journey to becoming more reliable, resilient and innovative. It is an integral part of the Tantalus Grid Modernization Platform™ (TGMP™) and provides utilities with improved visibility, command and control across the entire grid - from the substation all the way to connected devices located behind the meter. The TEG is capable of providing power to an external modem and takes an Ethernet connection in return. This functionality can be used to support outdoor optical network terminals, point-to-point radios, WiMAX receivers, satellite communications, modems that support both cellular and satellite networks, and even 220 MHz IP radios. The TEG delivers all the functionality of the TFG but is agnostic with respect to the type of broadband that is accessible to the utility. The TRUSense Gateway™ product suite includes a multi-purpose socket-based device that enables utilities to benefit from AMI 2.0 functionality without unnecessarily ripping and replacing existing meters. It also delivers secure and interoperable integration and control of distributed energy resources (\"DERs\"), smart appliances such as water heaters, and circuit breakers located behind the meter for enhanced demand-side flexibility programs. Coupled with the high-resolution measurement of power quality, transient power events and local conditions such as sags, swells, outages and phase information, utilities will also be able to pinpoint vulnerable transformers and other distribution equipment, understand the true impact...