Burlingame, Calif.-based startup Sentient Energy has been quietly earning a reputation for its low-cost grid sensor technology — and its deep partnership with big smart grid networking startup Silver Spring Networks.

On Thursday, the two companies opened the curtain on that partnership, announcing that Sentient’s Master Monitor 2 (MM2) sensors, the “industry’s most advanced faulted circuit indicator,” are now for sale with Silver Spring’s radios inside.

via Sentient Energy, Silver Spring’s Quiet Grid Sensor Partner : Greentech Media.

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