This invention discloses a method for adaptively reducing
standby power consumption in
green manufacturing of power meters, relating to the field of low-
power control technology for power meters. The method first involves a metering integral subsystem, independent of the main
control logic power domain, continuously generating integral increments, while an always-online event triggering module collects
event trigger counts and communication request counts. Next, a multi-threshold strategy table carrying a factory low self-consumption baseline is read, and a composite metric is generated based on the integral increment, integral health flag,
event trigger count, and communication request count to determine the target standby level. Subsequently, the target standby level is converted into a gating execution vector, hierarchically controlling the power domain,
clock domain, and peripherals, while
maintaining power supply to the metering integral subsystem and event triggering module. Finally, the multi-threshold strategy table is corrected based on the actual standby level state, guardrail trigger statistics, and false wake-up statistics. This method can reduce
standby power consumption while maintaining metering continuity and event response capabilities, and reduces the burden of on-site configuration and maintenance for each meter.