The Itron 100G DLT Datalogging ERT® Module combines proven 100-series gas endpoint technology with integrated datalogging capabilities that help utilities improve meter reading efficiency, customer service, and system visibility. Built with fourth-generation hardware, the module delivers exceptional read accuracy and enhanced tamper detection while maintaining compatibility with existing SCM-based collection systems.
The 100G DLT continuously records up to 40 days of hourly usage data, creating a valuable historical record that supports billing verification, gas balancing, usage analysis, move-in/move-out reads, and load studies. Its programmable transmission power and dual-mode functionality make it suitable for both mobile data collection and fixed network deployments.
Designed for long-term reliability, the endpoint offers a 20-year battery life in standard operating modes and is approved for use across a wide range of residential, commercial, rotary, and electronic gas metering applications.
What is the primary advantage of the 100G DLT over earlier gas endpoints?
The 100G DLT adds enhanced tilt tamper detection and integrated datalogging capabilities while maintaining compatibility with existing SCM-based meter reading workflows.
How much historical data can the endpoint store?
The module continuously stores up to 40 days of hourly consumption data for later retrieval through supported reading systems.
Can the 100G DLT be used with both mobile and fixed network systems?
Yes. The endpoint supports handheld, mobile, and fixed network collection systems and can help utilities transition between deployment models.
Is the device suitable for hazardous utility environments?
Yes. The module carries UL intrinsic safety approvals for specified Class I, Division 1 applications.
What types of gas meters are supported?
The 100G DLT supports numerous residential, commercial, rotary, electronic, and corrected gas metering applications through direct-mount and remote-mount configurations.
Does this module require an FCC license to operate?
No. The device operates in approved license-free frequency bands and does not require an FCC license for normal operation.