LVM – Low Voltage Monitoring
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What LVM does
LVM is a web platform that helps electricity distribution companies evaluate low-voltage connection requests and network capacity on a single screen. It assesses how new customers, residential, industrial, or distributed generation, impact lines, transformers, and voltage.
Using existing data, network topology, customer records, and meter readings, LVM calculates capacity, voltage drops, transformer loads, and power conditions. It indicates if the network can support new demand or generation and provides a Connection Analysis Report for decision-making.
Key benefits
LVM helps distribution utilities move from manual, fragmented LV checks to a traceable, data-driven connection process.
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Faster connection decisions
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Better use of capacity
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Fewer surprises on LV lines
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Platform for LV analysis data
How LVM works in practice
Select area & scenario
Run LV capacity analysis
Issue connection opinion
Key capabilities at a glance
Create, manage, and compare LV connection scenarios for residential, industrial, and distributed generation customers in one digital workspace.
See loading and hosting capacity for transformers and LV lines, including reverse power flow from producers, to understand true headroom.
Analyze active and reactive power on each feeder cabinet, along with voltage performance, to spot operational issues and weak spots.
Work on a geographic map that overlays LV assets, constraints, and analysis results, powered by automatic integrations with network and meter systems.
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Part of one unified system
LVM is one of a core application in the Inavitas utility stack that gives planning and connection teams a trusted low-voltage network view. It works brand-independently with the customer’s existing environment, or with Inavitas utility solutions when used, so teams can base decisions on real topology and metering data, not assumptions. Connection Opinion Reports and capacity insights can then be shared with stakeholders and systems to guide reinforcement plans, DER integration, and long-term LV investment.
