Remotely read definition

Remotely read means that no physical contact is required between the device that is read and the device that captures the data.
Remotely read means that no physical contact is required between the device

Examples of Remotely read in a sentence

  • Remotely read events logs For reading the full event log for installed AMI meter Action performed at 90% of meters within [30] minutes; and Action performed at 99% of meters within 1 hour; and Action performed at 99.9% of meters within [6] hours.

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