What is BS EN 16836-3 - Wireless mesh networking for meter data exchange -Energy profile specification dedicated application layer about?
BS EN 16836-3 specifies requirements for the dedicated application layer of a communication protocol for the exchange of data from metering devices to other devices within a mesh network.
BS EN 16836-3 makes reference to a number of documents whereby core requirements are specified. This referencing is in compliance with the Bridge Consortium and additionally the Memorandum of Understanding between the ZigBee Alliance and CEN/CENELEC.
The EN 16836 series represents a feature subset of a larger standard and as such not all of the features specified in the referenced documents are specified in BS EN 16836-3, due to some features being outside the scope of CEN/TC 294. Where this is the case the out-of-scope feature has either been omitted or specified as excluded.
Who is BS EN 16836-3 - Wireless mesh networking for meter data exchange -Energy profile specification dedicated application layer for?
BS EN 16836-3 on Wireless mesh networking for meter data exchange -Energy profile specification dedicated application layer is useful for:
- Communication systems
- Networking systems
- Electronics engineers
- Electronics and telecommunication industry
- Information technology industry
- Manufacturers and suppliers of metering devices
Why should you use BS EN 16836-3 - Wireless mesh networking for meter data exchange -Energy profile specification dedicated application layer?
The EN 16836 series of standards details requirements for gas meters, water meters and heat meters that can interoperate with products in a mesh network that conform to BS EN 16836-3 through a smart energy profile application layer.
BS EN 16836-3 refers to documents made freely available by the ZigBee Alliance, an organization which manages a mesh network specification.
BS EN 16836 series of standards specifies how a mesh networking radio specification applies within the scope of European standards at the application layer, networking layer and also medium access control/physical layer (MAC/PHY).
