Currently, one of the biggest problems of Brazilian companies distributing electrical power is the loss commercial, responsible for most of the losses in the sector. The Light, for example, is the third largest distributor with commercial losses in Brazil, with 3.79 million clients of low voltage in 31 municipalities in the State of Rio de Janeiro. These losses are caused by fraud in the energy meters, for defective equipment, and principally by illegal connections, known as cats, stage lights or monkeys. The traditional form to combat to the commercial losses is the realization of inspections on consumers. However, the selection of which consumers should be inspected is an arduous task to specialists in the subject. The distributors usually employ a range of methodologies heuristics to identify customers with low voltage suspected to be committing some type of irregularity. However, the average of correct these methodologies is still much lower than desired, causing heavy losses to Brazilian distributors. In the specific case of Light, the average hit the evidence of customers fraudsters is only 25%. It appears therefore that the process adopted is not efficient. Therefore, this study aims to develop a methodology to identify, with greater precision, the irregular profile of the customer (meter was proven fraud, theft by illegal connection or technical irregularity). The resulting intelligent system, called SIIPERCOM, based on Neural Networks, for the 'filtering' grouping customers with similar behaviors and classification of the customers of each group in normal or irregular.