Power outage detection system

Abstract

------06 / 09 / 2564------(OCR) The power outage detection system of this invention includes more than one electricity meter installed on each appliance and forming a primary communication network via wireless connection, and a battery-powered gas meter installed on each appliance and forming a secondary communication network via wireless connection. The gas meter is linked to each electricity meter in a one-to-one manner, regularly transmitting wireless signals to the corresponding electricity meter, and identifying the power outage condition of each appliance equipped with its corresponding electricity meter based on the corresponding electricity meter's response to the wireless signal. ------------ Advertising set 14 / 02 / 2562 The power outage detection system of this invention includes a number of electricity meters that are Installed on each individual appliance, it forms a communication network via wireless connections, and Battery-powered gas meters are installed in each appliance and form a network. The second communication is via wireless connection; the gas meter is linked to each electrical meter in the pathway. One-to-one, wirelessly transmitting signals to corresponding electricity meters regularly, and indicating conditions. A power outage occurred involving electrical appliances that were installed with electricity meters that complied with the specified conditions. The response of the electricity meter to a wireless signal. -------------- Page 1 of 1 Summary of the invention. The power outage detection system of this invention includes a number of electricity meters that are Installed on each individual appliance, it forms a communication network via wireless connections, and Battery-powered gas meters are installed in each appliance and form a network. The second communication is via wireless connection; the gas meter is linked to each electrical meter in the pathway. One-to-one, wirelessly transmitting signals to corresponding electricity meters regularly, and indicating conditions. A power outage occurred involving electrical appliances that were installed with electricity meters that complied with the specified conditions. The response of the electricity meter to a wireless signal.

Claims

------06 / 09 / 2564------(OCR)1. Power Outage Detection System for detecting power outages in more than one electrical appliance. The power outage detection system consists of: more than one electricity meter installed sequentially at more than one electrical appliance and forming a first communication network via wireless connection; more than one battery-powered meter installed sequentially at more than one electrical appliance and forming a second communication network via wireless connection; a first-level upper-level network appearing on the upper level of the first communication network; and a second-level upper-level network appearing on the upper level of the second communication network, where more than one battery-powered meter is linked to each of the more than one electricity meter in a one-to-one manner, consistently transmitting a wireless signal to at least one corresponding electricity meter that is linked to that system.And identify the electrical discharge conditions of at least one or more electrical appliances, each equipped with a corresponding electricity meter, based on the corresponding electricity meter's response to a wireless signal.And when at least one more than one battery-powered meter indicates that a power outage has occurred in at least one more electrical appliance, each equipped with a corresponding electricity meter, a power outage detection alert containing corresponding information is transmitted from the second communication network to the first level network via the second level network.

2. The power outage detection system under claim 1 in which, in the event that there is no response to the wireless signal from the corresponding electricity meter for a predetermined number of consecutive times, at least one more than one battery-powered meter indicates that a power outage has occurred in at least one more than one electrical appliance, each equipped with a corresponding electricity meter.

3. The power outage detection system under claim 1, which is further comprised of more than one HEMS device installed sequentially in the order of more than one electrical appliance,In this system, multiple battery-powered meters are linked to multiple HEMS devices, each installed on a single electrical appliance with its corresponding electricity meter. These devices consistently transmit wireless signals to at least one of the linked HEMS devices and to the corresponding electricity meters.and identify the power outage condition of at least one more electrical appliance, each equipped with a corresponding electricity meter, based on the response of the corresponding electricity meter and the corresponding HEMS device to the wireless signal.

4. The power outage detection system under claim 3, in which, in the event that there is no response to the wireless signal from the corresponding electricity meter and the corresponding HEMS device for a predetermined number of consecutive times, at least one more battery-powered meter indicates that a power outage has occurred in at least one more electrical appliance, each equipped with a corresponding electricity meter.

5. The power outage detection system under claim 1, in which each more than one electricity meter incorporates a built-in capacitor,And when a power outage occurs in more than one electrical appliance, at least one of which is equipped with more than one electricity meter, each electricity meter operates for a longer period than the wireless transmission cycle due to the built-in capacitors, causing the wireless signal to respond with power outage information indicating that the power outage occurred in at least one electrical appliance, at least one of which is equipped with more than one electricity meter.And in the event that a wireless signal responds from a corresponding electricity meter with information of a power outage, at least one battery-powered meter indicates that the power outage occurred in at least one more electrical appliance, each equipped with a corresponding electricity meter, 6. A power outage detection system according to any one of Claims 1 through 5, in which the wireless signal comprises a group of monitoring data ------------ Page 1 of 2 pages of Claims 1. A power outage detection system for the detection of power outages in a number of electrical appliances,The power outage detection system comprises: a number of electricity meters installed on the same electrical appliances in sequence, forming a primary communication network via wireless connection; a number of battery-powered meters installed on the same electrical appliances in sequence, forming a secondary communication network via wireless connection; a primary upper-level network appearing on top of the primary communication network; and a secondary upper-level network appearing on top of the secondary communication network, where the battery-powered meters are linked to the same electricity meters in a one-to-one manner, transmitting wireless signals to at least one corresponding electricity meter that is regularly linked, and identifying the power outage condition of at least one of the electrical appliances equipped with a corresponding electricity meter based on the corresponding electricity meter's response to the wireless signal.And when at least one of the battery-powered meters indicates that a power outage has occurred in at least one of the aforementioned electrical appliances equipped with a corresponding electricity meter, a power outage detection alert containing 'corresponding information' is transmitted from the secondary communication network to the first level network via the second level network.

2. The power outage detection system under claim 1, in which, in the event that there is no response to the wireless signal from the corresponding electricity meter for a predetermined number of consecutive times, at least one of the battery-powered meters indicates that a power outage has occurred in at least one of the aforementioned electrical appliances equipped with a corresponding electricity meter.

3. The power outage detection system under claim 1, in addition to a number of HEMS devices installed on the aforementioned electrical appliances, respectively,Where these battery-powered meters are linked to each of the HEMS devices installed on a number of appliances, each with a corresponding electricity meter, in a one-to-one manner, wirelessly transmitting signals to at least one of the linked HEMS devices and to the corresponding electricity meter on a regular basis.and specify the conditions for a power outage of at least one of the aforementioned electrical appliances, each fitted with a 2-sided meter of 2-sided electricity meters that meet the response conditions of the corresponding electricity meter and the corresponding HEMS device to the wireless signal.

4. The power outage detection system under claim 3, in which, in the event that there is no response to the wireless signal from both the corresponding electricity meter and the corresponding HEMS device for a predetermined number of consecutive times, at least one of the battery-powered meters shall indicate that a power outage occurred in at least one of the aforementioned electrical appliances, each fitted with a corresponding electricity meter.

5. The power outage detection system under claim 1, in which the aforementioned electricity meters all consist of internal capacitors,And when a power outage occurs in at least one of the aforementioned appliances installed with each of the aforementioned electricity meters, those electricity meters will operate for a longer period than the wireless transmission cycle due to their internal capacitors and cause the wireless signal to respond with a wireless signal containing power outage information indicating that a power outage occurred in at least one of the aforementioned appliances installed with each of the aforementioned electricity meters, and where the wireless signal responds from the corresponding electricity meters containing power outage information in at least one of the battery-powered meters indicating that a power outage occurred in at least one of the aforementioned appliances installed with the corresponding electricity meters.

6. A power outage detection system as described in Claims 1 through 5 where the wireless signal contains a group of monitoring data;