Verdigris constantly investigates new ways to enable seamless electrical metering. Part of reaching that goal includes research and development into ways to strengthen network signal in areas typically enclosed by concrete and metal, or areas underground. Another part of reaching that goal includes working with our telecom partners to increase general network availability.

At this current time, for a reliable 4G cellular connection, the RSSI should be greater than -95 dBm (e.g. -73 dBm). A value of -125 dBm indicates no signal. If the signal is between -95 dBm and -125 dBm, consider moving the device to an alternate location (not enclosed).
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Determining Signal Type / Strength - VZAccess Manager (4G)
​https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/knowledge-base-37249/

Determine Signal Type/Strength - VZAccess® Manager (Macintosh®) - 4G
​https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/knowledge-base-39986/

To use your phone in Field Test Mode
​http://www.ubersignal.com/field-test-mode

We recommend a Wi-Fi signal strength of -85 dBm or better and a minimum bandwidth of 1mbps to provide a stable connection.
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To check Wi-Fi signal strength, please perform the following on your relevant device:

Currently Verdigris only operates in the 2.4GHz band on channels 1-11. If you see channel numbers higher than 11, your Wi-Fi is in the 5GHz band and is incompatible with Verdigris. Most 5GHz routers also have a 2.4GHz band, check your Wi-Fi settings for other available networks in range. 

If you have concerns about your cellular or wireless connectivity options, please reach out to us for support at support@verdigris.co.