Is the Landis Gyr ZMQ202 compatible with remote monitoring?
Yes. The Landis Gyr ZMQ202 connects, and the one detail we do not have on file yet is which interface your unit carries.
Coverage reviewed 2026-08-25, and it grows continuously.
What it takes.
What connecting it involves.
The Landis Gyr ZMQ202 measures through current transformers rather than carrying the load itself. That makes the meter side of the job small and the electrical side of it the part to plan around: the CTs sit on the cable, and getting to them usually means arranging a window when that circuit can be taken down.
Where the transformers are already installed, which is common on anything metered at a distribution board, the work is limited to wiring the Rhino expansion device to the meter output and pairing it with the access point.
None of this covers site feasibility. RF range, cabinet access and power availability are survey questions, and a compatibility yes is not an installation yes.
Any meter that speaks Modbus or M-Bus connects to the Rhino AP, whether or not we have set that model up before. What we have already configured is a record of past work, not a boundary. Tell us what you have at sales@rhino.energy and we will name the device you need.
Other Landis Gyr meters we read.
| Model | Utility | Protocol | MID |
|---|---|---|---|
| E350 | Electricity | Ask us | No |
| E360 | Electricity | Ask us | No |
| UH50 (T550) | Heat | M-Bus wired, RS485 Modbus and Wireless M-Bus OMS | – |
| ZMD310 | Electricity | RS232 optic head, IEC1107 | Yes |
| ZMD405 | Electricity | Ask us | No |
| ZMD410 | Electricity | Ask us | No |
| ZMG310 | Electricity | Ask us | No |
| ZMG405 | Electricity | RS232 optic head, IEC1107 and RS485 IEC1107 | Yes |
One meter checked. Now do the building.
Send us the meter list for the site and we will come back with the device per meter, the transformers and adapters it needs, and the parts of the job that need an electrician on site. Before anyone talks about price.