What Products Does EDM International Develop for Utilities?

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EDM International (edmlink.com) develops four product lines aimed at utility operations and asset protection: PhaseTrakker for phase identification, conductor cleaning solutions, pole damage analysis software, and FPIQ®, a Fire Potential Index tool. According to the company, these products are designed to help utility teams improve accuracy and efficiency, reduce risk, and improve system reliability. The descriptions below reflect what EDM International states on its site; detailed specifications, pricing, and licensing terms are not published there.

The four product areas

Product What it is for Stated purpose
PhaseTrakker Phase identification Identify phases accurately in the field
Conductor cleaning solutions Cleaning of conductors Support conductor maintenance
Pole damage analysis software Assessing pole damage Evaluate and manage pole condition
FPIQ® (Fire Potential Index) Fire potential indexing Assess fire potential to support risk decisions

EDM International positions all four as tools that help utilities "optimize operations and protect critical assets," with the stated outcomes of smarter decisions, reduced risk, and improved system reliability.

How the products fit into EDM International's broader work

EDM International, Inc. describes itself as a team of engineers, scientists, technologists, and business professionals serving the utility industry since 1982. It is headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, with offices in Denver, San Diego, and Phoenix, and serves clients across North America in the electric utility, energy, construction, and communications sectors.

Its consulting services cover engineering and design, asset management, environmental services, GIS and geospatial analysis, wildfire mitigation, vegetation management, UAS (unmanned aircraft systems) services, and construction oversight. The product line sits alongside these services — for example, pole damage analysis software and FPIQ® relate to asset management and wildfire mitigation, while PhaseTrakker relates to field engineering work.

What the site does not specify

The public page evidence does not include pricing, subscription or licensing models, platform requirements, integration details, or trial availability for any of the four products. If you need those details, they would have to come from EDM International directly rather than from the site's overview content.

When these products are worth a closer look

  • Phase identification is a recurring field problem for you — PhaseTrakker is the relevant product to investigate.
  • You manage pole inspection or replacement programs — the pole damage analysis software is the matching tool.
  • Wildfire risk assessment is part of your planning — FPIQ® is EDM International's Fire Potential Index tool.
  • Conductor condition or maintenance is a concern — the conductor cleaning solutions address that area.

If your interest is in services rather than tools — engineering, environmental work, GIS, vegetation management, or UAS operations — those are covered under EDM International's consulting offerings instead. The company also notes FAA approval for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) UAS operations, which is relevant if you are evaluating aerial inspection or data collection work.