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VINLEC launches the first phase of the National Smart Meter Rollout

Z Jack September 16, 2025

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SMART Meter

The first phase of VINLEC’s national smart meter rollout is now underway, promising more accurate readings and a smoother customer experience.

 

Senior Transmission and Distribution Engineer at VINLEC, Stanley Harris, explained that the new smart meters mark a significant upgrade from the older analog devices.

 

Speaking to the Agency for Public Information, Harris said that the Sensus Stratus IQ 1S Smart Meter is a fully digital system, capable of automatic meter reading, removing the need for physical visits to check electricity usage.

 

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Harris also outlined what customers can expect during installation.

 

He said electricity will be disconnected for a few minutes while the new device is installed, but the process depends on the specific conditions the VINLEC technician encounters on site.

 

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Phase one of the smart meter rollout will target central and northern communities, as well as the Grenadines — and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.

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