Southeastern Meter School & Conference
March 17th - 20th, 2014
THE HOTEL AT AUBURN UNIVERSITY AND DIXON CONFERENCE CENTER

Auburn, Alabama
The 2013 Southeastern Meter School and Conference will be held March 18th - 21st at the
Hotel at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama.  The school is sponsored by the Southeastern
Meter Technical Association.  It is held in cooperation with Utility Technology Association.

The school provides a forum for electric utility meter personnel to discuss metering practices,
procedures, new technologies, and common problems with peers and representatives
from industry.  The school is open to anyone interested and involved in these areas.  This
years’ school will be another outstanding educational event.  Great training and hands on
learning opportunities are provided in each of five modules.  The modules are tailored to
instruct utility professionals at all levels of experience.  Attend any class from any module.  You
pick the class of interest.

Vendors from all over the country will be present, displaying and demonstrating the latest in
technology for the metering and electrical industry.  Take advantage of meeting one on one with
the industry experts.
Module 100
Introductory Metering
 Module 200
Advanced Metering
 Module 300
Hands On Meter Testing &
Safety
 Module 400
Smart Grid, AMI and Emerging
Technology
 Module 500
Meter Programming

Module providing instruction in
basic metering theory and
application. This module will
include topics of single and
polyphase theory, instrument
transformers, meter sockets,
and meter form numbers.
Module on intermediate
metering theory and polyphase
meter installations .Topics
include polyphase applications,
reactive metering,
troubleshooting with phasors,
and pulse metering.
Module providing both lecture
and laboratory experiences on
all aspects of meter testing.  
Session will include hands on
experience in testing
everything from simple single
phase, polyphase and
demand to multifunction
meters.
Module to learn about
applications, trends and utilizing
 elements of Smart Grid, AMI
and emerging technologies.  
Session will include Managing
Smart Meter Controversy, AMI
Data Analysis, and Meter Data
Security.
Module providing hands on of
programming meters from the
metering manufacturers.
Classes to gain a better
understanding of the personal
computer and using it for your
metering applications.
For information contact:
 Suzanne Powell
   Tom Ellis
  (770) 519-1676
   (772) 633-6949
  suzanne@utilitytech.org
   meters12@comcast.net
Opening Session
Metering Trends and Future
Ron Holcomb, VP Business Development, Tantalus
2014 Registration Opens January 1st