RFID V2 in Action at ED3
We're very excited to see our newest initiative in action! 👏
Our long-time customers and good friends at Electrical District Number 3 (ED3) in Maricopa, Arizona are now fully equipped with the latest iteration of MOBILETrak RFID for Meridian Cooperative UPN.
Comprehensive Site Survey
Over the past few days, we’ve been traveling between Phoenix and Maricopa to work closely with the ED3 team. We conducted a thorough site survey of their yard and assets, identifying optimal placements for our Sensata Technologies XT4964 Aggregate Readers.
Our goal was to ensure robust and redundant read coverage. By pairing these readers with BLE beacons, pre-assigned by beacon MAC address and asset part number, our MOBILETrak RFID interface is now delivering live, comprehensive counts from their yard. This setup provides real-time variance information, showing both on-hand quantities counted by our readers and UPN system count data.
Thanks to our innovative hardware partnerships and dedicated internal development team, the future looks bright with the enhanced capabilities now available to ED3.
About Electrical District Number 3
“Electrical District No. 3 of Pinal County (“ED3” or “District”) is a political subdivision of the State of Arizona formed in 1926 as a Special District by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors. ED3 is a cost- based (not-for-profit) utility with a seven (7) member Board of Directors and its purpose is to:
a) provide power at the lowest possible cost within sound business principles and b) provide affordable irrigation pumping to agricultural customers.
ED3 is a full-service utility providing electric services to residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial users and is responsible for power purchase, construction, operations and maintenance of their electrical system. The District currently serves over 30,000 meters and 65,000 irrigable acres.
ED3 is organized with the authority, rights, and privileges to distribute electrical power and energy to all within its service area pursuant to what is now Chapter 12 of Title 48 of the Arizona Revised Statute.”
