The council continues to seek a solution to the power ‘blinks’ that still trouble Bethany. During the council meeting. Electric Superintendent Mike Sanders told the aldermen about a monitoring device that could help locate the source of the problem.
Bethany, MO: In Monday’s Bethany City Council meeting, the council focused on the power ‘blinks’ that have plagued parts of Bethany. Electric Superintendent Mike Sanders reached out to the Missouri Public Utility Alliance (MPUA) about the brief interruptions, hoping to find a solution. Sanders told the council about Edge Zero power quality monitors, which provide real-time transformer and grid-edge monitoring to track power quality, fault detection, and asset loading. (To read more purchase a Republican Clipper newspaper or an online subscription).
About the Author
