Promate Group has been granted R.O.C. Invention Patent No. I925136 for “An Expandable Electricity Meter Assembly.”

Promate Electronic Co., Ltd. announced that it has obtained Taiwan R.O.C. Invention Patent No. I925136 for its invention titled “Electric Meter Assembly Expandable to Support More Electric Meters.” The patented technology focuses on an expandable smart meter architecture and has been applied to the company’s TROPOX.AI Smart Energy Monitoring and Management System. This patent strengthens TROPOX’s flexibility in multi-circuit monitoring, modular expansion, and on-site deployment, enabling enterprises to adopt energy management in a more flexible manner. Businesses can start from a single piece of equipment, a key production line, or a high-energy-consumption area, and gradually build a comprehensive energy data foundation across the entire facility.

Unlike conventional electric meters, which are mainly designed for single-point measurement, the patented expandable architecture adopted by TROPOX.AI emphasizes the flexibility, maintainability, and system integration capabilities required for real-world enterprise deployment. Enterprises can gradually expand their monitoring scope according to facility size, equipment distribution, and management needs, reducing the pressure of large upfront deployment while preserving room for future expansion to additional circuits, areas, and application scenarios.

Integrated with the TROPOX.AI Smart Energy Management System, the electricity usage data collected by the meters can be further consolidated into a cloud-based platform, providing real-time monitoring, abnormality alerts, demand management, energy reports, and electricity usage trend analysis. By combining hardware expandability with a software management platform, TROPOX helps enterprises move beyond “visualizing electricity usage” toward “managing electricity usage” and “optimizing electricity usage.”

Promate Group has long been dedicated to electronic components, system integration, and enterprise solutions. The acquisition of this invention patent demonstrates the Group’s continued investment in research and development in the field of smart energy management. Moving forward, TROPOX will continue to support manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings, food production sites, agriculture, and high-energy-consumption fields in advancing energy digitalization and energy-saving management through a scalable, manageable, and verifiable approach.

Enterprises interested in identifying which circuits or equipment are most suitable for initial energy monitoring deployment are welcome to contact the TROPOX team for a preliminary energy monitoring assessment.