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Yes. Edge Go is a cellular gateway that reads PMC-series power meters over Modbus and streams the readings to WideSky. If your boards already have a compatible PMC-series meter fitted, Edge Go reads it as it stands. Where a board has no meter, Edge Go ships with one of four PMC-series options matched to the board.

Compatibility is confirmed site by site. Existing meters are checked against the supported PMC-series list before an order is placed.

Typical commissioning takes under 30 minutes per site once the meter is wired. The installer scans the QR code on the unit, confirms the meter setup and current transformer ratios, then runs a live data check. Readings appear in WideSky within minutes of sign-off.

Commissioning time is a typical figure from standard installations, not a guaranteed time. Actual time varies with board condition, site access and the wiring work required.

No. Edge Go ships with a factory-loaded SIM and runs on its own cellular link, entirely separate from the site network. Everything it needs to connect is in the box, and commissioning runs in a browser on the installer's phone.

Cellular operation depends on carrier coverage at the meter location. Coverage is checked as part of the site assessment, and an external antenna may be required in basements, plant rooms and switchrooms.

Yes. The whole commissioning process runs in a phone browser. A licensed electrician wires the meter, scans the QR code and completes the guided steps in one visit. LPA's Australian support desk is available during the install if needed.

Edge Go delivers five-minute interval data as standard. That resolution is fine enough to identify the half hour that set a demand peak and to show what was running during it.

Where you bill tenants or submit to a scheme, specify a meter with National Measurement Institute pattern approval. Those options carry National Measurement Institute certification, and the interval records are timestamped and traceable, which is what an embedded network operator or an auditor requires. Reporting-grade options are available where certification is not required.

Suitability for tenant billing depends on the meter specified, how the embedded network is configured, and the requirements of your network operator, retailer or scheme. Confirm those requirements before ordering. Reporting-grade options are not suitable for billing.

In Australian energy, NMI is used for two different things. Most commonly it means the National Meter Identifier, also written as the National Metering Identifier, which is the unique number for the electricity connection at your address. When a meter is described as NMI approved or NMI certified, NMI means the National Measurement Institute, the body that grants pattern approval for meters used in trade. Edge Go reads National Measurement Institute pattern-approved meters where billing-grade accuracy is required. It is not a network revenue meter and does not replace the meter tied to your National Meter Identifier.

Yes. Edge Go produces auditable, timestamped interval records suitable for National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting submissions, building sustainability ratings and environmental reporting. The data is held in WideSky and can be extracted as interval records or through the API.

Edge Go provides the interval records that support a submission. Acceptance of any submission is determined by the relevant regulator, scheme administrator or auditor, and depends on the meter specified and how your reporting boundary is defined.

PMC-230 for single-phase boards with a direct connection to 65 A. PMC-340-WC for three-phase boards with a whole current connection to 100 A. PMC-340-CT for three-phase retrofits where 5 A current transformers are already fitted. PMC-352 for main incomers, high-current busbars and large installations, using split-core current transformers to 2000 A.

This is general guidance. Meter selection must be confirmed by a licensed electrician against the actual board, supply arrangement and load at each site.

Yes. Every subscription includes API access, so interval readings can be pulled into your own reporting, building management or finance systems alongside the WideSky dashboards.

Monthly and annual options both include data hosting, cellular data, WideSky access and API extracts. Monthly is billed month to month and suits construction sites and short-term metering. Annual is billed per meter at a preferred rate and suits portfolios and permanent sites. Hardware is purchased separately, as an Edge Go gateway with the PMC-series meter matched to the board.

Inclusions and rates are indicative and subject to a written quotation and LPA's terms of supply. Talk to the team for current per-meter and portfolio pricing.

Edge Go carries a two year manufacturer warranty on the gateway, power supply and PMC-series meters, with current transformers covered for 12 months. Where a unit is confirmed dead on arrival within 30 days of dispatch, a replacement is dispatched the same day where stock allows, with freight covered both ways. For a unit that fails in service within 30 days of dispatch, LPA credits up to $300 toward the electrician's time to swap out the faulty unit, claimed with a tax invoice. Outside those windows, a return authorisation is issued within 2 business days, assessment takes 5 business days from receipt, and the repaired or replacement unit is dispatched within 10 business days of the defect being confirmed. Support is handled by the Australian desk on 1300 194 337.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. This warranty is in addition to those rights. Same-day dispatch applies only to units confirmed dead on arrival within 30 days of dispatch and where stock is available. The swap-out credit is up to $300, assessed against a tax invoice. Turnaround figures are targets from standard cases, not guaranteed times. Warranty runs from dispatch date. Full warranty terms apply.