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Which meters can Rhino read over DLMS?

Rhino reads DLMS through a Rhino AP or an ED, depending on the interface the meter exposes, and each meter below carries its own install detail.

DLMS/COSEM is the modelling standard behind most smart electricity meters in Europe. Rather than raw registers, it describes the meter as a set of named objects, which makes readings portable between meter brands.

Rhino reads it through the access point or an expansion device, depending on whether the meter exposes it over Ethernet, RS485 or an optical port.

The usual practical question is not whether the meter speaks DLMS but whether the utility will release the credentials to read it.

Rhino device
A Rhino AP or an ED, depending on the interface the meter exposes
Also needed
One Rhino AP per building
Utilities
Electricity
Listed model required
Worth confirming

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.

Already configured

Meters we have already configured.

Reviewed 2026-08-25, and more are added every few months. If yours is not below, tell us what it is and we will confirm the device you need.

ManufacturerModelUtilityAll protocols on this meterMID
IskraIE.5ElectricityDLMSYes
IskraMT880ElectricityDLMSYes

Know the protocol. Now do the building.

Send us the meter list for a 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.