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Schneider Electric 

The Newsletter of 


New Zealand 

December 2012 

Switching on: innovative solutions for the home 

Innovation 

Environment 

Vision 

Planning 

IN THIS ISSUE 

> Collaboration key to Christchurch rebuild – B&D Doors 

> Lactose — Whey profitable 

> Contactor solutions – new on-site customisation

About Schneider Electric 

As the global specialist in energy management with operations in more than 

100 countries, Schneider Electric offers integrated solutions to make energy 

safe, reliable, efficient, productive, and green for its customers. The Group’s 

110,000+ employees achieved sales of more than ¤19.6 billion in 2010, 

through an active commitment to help individuals and organisations all over 

the world make the most of their energy.

Contents 

Page 

Cover story: Switching on: Innovative solutions for the home 4 

Target sustainability 6 

Lactose — whey profitable 7 

Wired for speed 8 

Hybrid var compensation system lifts sawmill 10 

Partnerships key to rebuild 12 

Loaf handcrafted breads 14 

Beat rising energy costs 15 

Schneider Electric Services 16 

Improved contractor solutions 17 

New products 18 

Schneider Electric apps and social media 19 

Free training opportunity with My Energy University 19 

System Integrator Alliance Partner Profile — Macro Automation 20 

Events 22 

Global Update 22 

Local Update 23 

A message from Schneider Electric New Zealand Country President... 

Ray Dunn – Schneider Electric New Zealand 

Country President 

With the end of the year approaching I extend my 

thanks for your support over the last 12 months 

as we continued our work with the Christchurch 

rebuild and faced several changes in the building 

and housing industry. In this issue we highlight 

several recent successes including the Bay of 

Plenty Sawmill, B&D Doors, Beca Tauranga, 

Tatua dairies and more. We also feature the latest 

in residential innovations from the LifeSpace 

business as highlighted on our cover. 

For more information on anything in this issue, 

contact our friendly Customer Care centre. I hope 

you enjoy some time off with family and friends 

over the holidays and look forward to beginning 

the next year fresh and enthusiastic. Have a safe 

and happy holiday and don’t forget to travel safe. 

Schneider Electric News December 2012 3

Cover Story 

Switching on: Innovative solutions 

for the home 

Continuing the tradition of what began more than 75 years ago with PDL in 

New Zealand, our people take on and develop ideas from our customers and 

turn them into world leading products and solutions. R&D remains at the heart 

of our business, and our recent national round of electrical contractor forums 

again proved it to be one of the best things we do as business. Our LifeSpace 

business leads the market through the help of our customers with continued 

innovation in residential and commercial spaces. 

Bringing the future forward with Saturn’s 

new Horizon 

No matter what colour you choose, Horizon 

provides you with the most contemporary, 

modern switch design on the NZ market. 

Colours and styles 

The product is available in two new metallic 

finishes: Horizon Silver and Horizon Black for all 

wall switches, switched sockets, dimmers, fan 

controllers, cooker switches and communication 

plates. Horizon Silver and Horizon Black come 

with a subtle charcoal grey frame, flat squareedge 

design and push-buttons that perfectly 

match the stylish new fascia which will superbly 

complement any modern interior. 

Strato 800 Series - White 

Following on from the sleek profile and 

sophistication of the metal picture frame look 

offered by the Strato range, the brushed 

aluminium now comes with a white surround to 

perfectly match your tailored white mechanisms 

and rocker switches within. With the same finger 

mark resistant finish and 5mm thick wall plate, 

Strato white now offers another option in stylish 

switchgear. 

Strato White will be available in 2013. 

Please contact customer care on 

0800 652 999 for more information. 

LifeSpace 

LifeSpace — the link between energy and people. 

Taking what has been traditionally known as the PDL & Clipsal businesses in New Zealand, we are now part of the 

Schneider Electric LifeSpace business, leading the way with innovative solutions. 

In a world driven by the energy dilemma, rapid changes and increasingly complicated technology, we understand 

and anticipate what our different customers want: the developer — differentiation, competitiveness; the specifier — 

design, efficiency; the installer — speed, simplicity, reliabilty; and the end-user — ease of use, safety and comfort. 

4 Schneider Electric News December 2012

Energy monitoring 

Energy monitoring is the key to successful energy 

management. The Ecomind Electricity Monitor 

is the most recent development in wireless 

electricity monitors. It allows you to monitor and 

analyse your electricity consumption, learn how to 

save energy and help the environment. 

With the Ecomind Electricity Monitor you can 

identify how much electricity is being used, 

enabling you to make instant changes that will 

help reduce your energy consumption. 

The Ecomind will instantly help you save money 

on your electricity bills by allowing you to take 

control of your electricity consumption. 

It can display your usage in dollars ($), kilowatts 

(kWh) and carbon tonnes (kgCO2), and track 

your high, lows and changes by the hour, day, 

week or month. For more advanced features and 

greater monitoring flexibility, you can download 

the Ecomind Electricity Monitoring Software to 

track your electricity usage from your computer or 

digital device. 

Available with a battery or mains powered 

transmitter, the Ecomind Electricity Monitor is easy 

to use and can start saving you money instantly – 

up to 10% on your electricity bill. 

Outdoor Sensors 

Schneider Electric’s new Outdoor sensor range 

won’t leave you in the dark. Each motion sensor 

unit comes complete with integrated lamps, and 

is available in spotlight, twinspot and floodlight 

configurations. 

Best of all, the range is packed with an impressive 

array of professional features, putting the range in 

an unbeatable class of its own. 

The range features a stylish new look and design, 

an integral override function, and a built-in sunset 

function to turn on the lights at dusk. Other 

features include a courtesy light and dimmer 

function as well as adjustable lamps to allow 

the light to be re-directed. 

Control it all with one simple touch; 

Saturn OneTouch 

The innovative Saturn OneTouch range utilises 

electronic switch and dimmer technology, to 

provide unique touch operation. Using touch 

sensitive technology one touch of the wall switch 

will turn the light on and an extended touch will 

dim your lights up or down. The LED indicator 

shows you which switch is in use – and falls back 

to a subtle glow when the light is off. 

Whatever your requirements are, there is a Saturn 

OneTouch switch or dimmer to suit. Whether you 

need single or multiple configurations, Saturn 

OneTouch is available in one to six touch-control 

wall plates, and one and two gang architrave 

versions. Control from multiple locations (up to 

three) throughout the home offers great flexibility 

due to the multi-way switching and dimming 

capabilities. 

The dimming function also has a clever memory 

function that enables the switch to remember 

the last dim setting, so when the light is switched 

back on, it will turn on at the previous dim level. 

This handy feature provides easy replication of 

your required lighting levels. Dimming your lights 

is also great for saving energy, while creating the 

perfect ambience in your home. 

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Case Study 

Target Sustainability – the energy 

management programme 

The energy management objective: The Target Sustainability programme 

developed by the Christchurch City Council was established to support 

businesses to reduce waste and to be energy and water efficient. 

“Target 

Sustainability 

helped us to 

achieve our 

Schneider 

Electric corporate 

objectives of 

being a world 

leader in energy 

management and 

environmental 

protection.” 

Brian Wright, 

Plant General Manager, 


As a global specialist in energy management, 

Schneider Electric prides itself on leading the way in 

energy management, which is evident in its custom 

built Highbrook, Auckland, head office building which 

showcases multiple energy management solutions for 

commercial buildings and is at least 50% more energy 

efficient than a comparable building. 

The commercial office and manufacturing plant of 

Schneider Electric based in Christchurch joined the 

Target Sustainability Programme in 2010 with an aim to 

reduce waste sent to landfill and become more energy 

and water efficient. 

Several projects were put into place to establish change 

and improvements across the building. 

Energy Efficiency 

The main consumption of energy at Schneider Electric 

comes from electricity. Over a 6 month period, 

Schneider Electric has already reduced electricity use 

by 12%, saving 38,000 kWh at the Moncur Place site. 

This level of savings was achieved through several 

initiatives including: 

> Reviewing all heat pump timers to ensure settings 

were correct. 

> Replacing photocopiers, printers and fridge/freezers 

with modern/energy effi cient models. 

> Adding a timer to the air compressor – ensuring it is 

only used as required during work hours. 

> Establishing a compressed air leak detection 

procedure and a replacement programme for end of 

life hand tools to be changed from compressed air to 

direct electric driven. 

> Improving the electricity metering system to allow 

remote monitoring of specifi c areas in the site. 

> Placing switch off stickers on light switches. 

Waste Reduction 

Schneider Electric has achieved the 

following waste reduction results: 

required due to streamlining of waste fl ows and 

reduced collection), packaging reduction, and 

reductions in waste disposal.) 

Water Efficiency 

Schneider Electric has reduced its water consumption 

by 1527m 3 per year. This corresponds to a 35% 

reduction in water use (based on average metered 

water consumption). Schneider Electric implemented 

the following initiatives to increase water efficiency: 

> Reduced water use (vehicle washing and irrigation) in 

line with Christchurch City Council’s 2011/2012 water 

restrictions . 

> Check the seals on the dishwasher and dish steriliser 

regularly. 

> Implement a water leak reporting procedure that is 

communicated to all staff. 

The staff induction process has also been updated to 

include the promotion of staff using efficient energy and 

water usage as well as waste reduction practices. 

Since joining the Target Sustainability Programme 

Schneider Electric has implemented a range of projects 

that has resulted in a reduction of waste sent to landfill 

and an improvement in energy and water efficiency. 

Schneider Electric’s future plans are to continue to look 

for ways to reduce and recycle its waste and to focus 

on implementing further energy and water efficiency 

projects. Some future projects include insulating 

domestic hot water pipes, implementing a BMS, and 

replacing mercury vapour lights with fluorescent tube 

fittings. 

It is estimated that once fully implemented the energy 

efficiency initiatives will save approximately 30% of total 

energy used on-site. 

For more information visit www.targetsustainability.co.nz 

> Reduced total waste sent to landfi ll by 

32%. In total a 6 tonne reduction per year. 

> Reduced recycled material by 25 %. 

In total a 19 tonne reduction per year. 

> Together this was a saving of $18,000 in 

production and disposal costs. (Including 

reduced paper towel usage, reduced 

paper use (587kg per year), reduced 

printing and photocopy costs, savings 

in the return of a printer that is no longer 

leased, savings from less bin hire (not 

Schneider Electric Christchurch staff 


Case Study 

Lactose – Whey profitable 

A new lactose-recovery facility at Morrinsville’s Tatua Dairy Company is 

delivering multiple benefits to the organisation. The process uses high-pressure 

filtration – Schneider Electric’s technology optimises its energy consumption 

and simplifies its control. 

Lactose is a simple sugar found in milk and 

a major component of whey. Traditionally 

considered an inconvenient by-product of milk 

processing (and part of the waste stream), today 

it is widely used for infant milk formulas and as a 

supplement in food and confectionery. 

In fact, lactose is so popular that dairy companies 

now find it commercially viable to recover it and 

on-sell it to third party manufacturers. Recovering 

it also minimises a dairy company’s waste stream, 

significantly reducing its environmental impact. 

Overall, a classic win-win solution. 

Tatua’s new lactose plant has been built on the 

site of the company’s previous food manufacturing 

facility. With the completion of a new food 

manufacturing facility (in 2011), the old building 

was demolished to make way for the lactose plant. 

The new building will also house a new hydrolysis 

plant (scheduled for completion in 2013). 

The principle behind lactose recovery, says the 

company’s projects engineer, Ben Wright, is 

filtration. “Effectively we force the milk through an 

ultra-fine membrane filter under high pressure. To 

achieve the right flow rate and pressure we use a 

range of pumps, including some very large ones.” 

Auckland’s GEA Process Engineering, specialists 

in membrane filtration technology, designed 

and built the plant. It is fully-automated and runs 

24/7. A single Schneider Electric Quantum PLC 

oversees the process, distributing the control via 

multiple racks with hundreds of I/O. 

Hamilton’s Intelectric did the electrical installation 

and Auckland’s Macro Automation programmed 

and commissioned the control technology. It’s 

all orchestrated via an Ethernet network which 

Wright says allows for rapid communication with 

the SCADA system, giving operational crew more 

(and better) information to make decisions. 

Multiple Schneider Electric Altivar 71 variable 

speed drives control the large pumps, while a 

range of Altistart soft starters and TeSys directon-line 

starters are used on others. “Apart 

from the energy efficiency benefits of using this 

technology,” says Wright, “it also helps us to meet 

our community responsibilities. The electrical load 

at start-up is significant – the last thing we want is 

to leave Morrinsville in the dark!” 

Schneider Electric legacy 

Tatua’s electrical foreman Peter Cook has worked 

for the company for some 20 years, and says 

Schneider Electric has an extensive track record 

at the site. “The legacy includes many of the early 

Modicon 800 series PLCs – and they’re still in 

use. A major advantage of using a single source 

supplier for the control technology is the common 

protocol – even though the new Quantum PLC is 

a vastly different beast to the earlier generation 

technology, they can still communicate.” 

Power supply 

The new plant significantly increased the site’s 

electrical load – and it will rise even further when 

the new hydrolysis plant comes on stream. That’s 

required the installation of a new 11kV transformer 

and Schneider Electric 11kV switchgear. 

The entire site has also benefitted from the 

introduction of a new dedicated 33kV line which 

will improve reliability of supply. 

Tatua is one of New Zealand’s oldest dairies 

and will celebrate its centenary in 2014. The 

installation of the Schneider Electric technology, 

says Cook, offers an element of future-proofing. 

“As is evident from the existing infrastructure, 

knowing that the equipment can easily be 

incorporated into any future developments offers 

peace of mind.” 


Case Study 

Wired For Speed 

Staff at the Tauranga branch of engineering consultancy Beca are enjoying 

faster data transfer and easier video-conferencing with colleagues in national 

and international offices – as well as with their clients – following the recent 

installation of an extensive Cat 6 cable network. 

Beca’s Tauranga team has expanded steadily 

over the 20 years the company has leased its 

Harington Street premises, eventually forcing the 

company to split its 150 personnel between the 

first and third floors. When the tenants on the 

second floor recently opted to move out, Beca 

grabbed the opportunity to bring its team closer 

together – and launch a major refurbishment 

programme. 

“We wanted to create a more contiguous 

feel,” says office services manager Sonia 

Tibble, “making better use of the space on 

the first and second floors – more open plan, 

more user-friendly. The old interior was very 

compartmentalised – dark and boxy with high 

corridors and very few meeting rooms. 

Schneider Electric’s Kelvin Hart and Beca’s IT support 

manager Bernadine Smith in the new server room. 

Schneider Electric provided the Cat 6 cabling, the patch 

panels and the wall termination units. 

“We also wanted to upgrade our data 

communications capability. Beca is a multidisciplinary 

consultancy, and our projects always 

involve shifting large, bandwidth-hungry graphic 

files – not only within the office, but also nationally 

and internationally. With the two floors stripped 

to a bare shell for the interior’s redesign, the 

opportunity to install a faster network was ideal.” 

The project saw the installation of sixteen 

kilometres of Cat 6 cabling with more than 300 

terminations across the two floors. Schneider 

Electric supplied the cabling, and sales 

representative Kelvin Hart says Cat 6 offers 

greater speed and better data integrity over the 

more conventional Cat 5 cable. 

“Cat 6’s superior features stem from an internal 

divider that separates the eight wires in the cable 

into four distinct pairs. The separation eliminates 

attenuation and distortion, providing a purer 

signal. It effectively creates greater bandwidth, 

and that’s ideal for advanced telecommunications 

facilities such as video conferencing and 

transferring large files.” 

Benefits to Beca 

Six months after the refurbishment, Beca is 

enjoying multiple benefits provided by the Cat 6 

infrastructure. “The major change,” says Sonia, 

“is the dramatically-improved video conferencing 

capability. We have five permanent meeting 

rooms equipped with large TV screens – and 

there are nine other rooms which have been 

pre-wired for the screens, ready to be deployed if 

needed. 

Beca has five meeting rooms equipped with video conferencing facilities, with nine more pre-wired for immediate 

connection if required. 


“These screens can be linked to any of our video 

conferencing facilities around the country – and 

indeed to any of our international offices. That 

means staff can discuss projects face-to-face and 

identify issues and solutions much more quickly. 

It’s like everyone’s sitting in the same room, and 

the saving on travel costs is enormous.” 

Engineers, she adds, tend to use plenty of large 

files in their work – graphics, drawings and 3D 

modelling images generated by programmes 

such as Solidworks, Revit, CAD and PDMS. 

“Fly-throughs – where the viewer is taken on a 

flying tour through a three-dimensional rendition 

of a plant – are particularly data-intensive. Having 

multiple parties able to share them in real time is 

an enormous advantage.” 

The meeting rooms, she points out, are also 

much more effective spaces because a variety 

of peripherals can be connected to the screens 

through a selection of ports in a wall panel 

– a data projector, a lap-top, PC and even a 

USB stick. It’s a much more flexible place for 

presentations. 

Warranty 

Tauranga-based Cable Comms installed the Cat 

6 cabling, and terminated the data outlets and 

patch panels at the cabinets and its owner, Tony 

Drake, has been certified by Schneider Electric. 

Certified installers, says Tony, are able to provide 

a 30-year warranty on the project – a feature that 

offers clients peace of mind. 

“To ensure the infrastructure’s integrity, we 

check every termination with a Fluke scanner for 

attenuation or distortion. Scan results are sent to 

an independent verifier.” 

With this new network, says Sonia, “Beca is 

equipped to operate much more smoothly 

and efficiently, and it also offers an element of 

future proofing. Our IT team is already exploring 

additional technologies utilising the greater 

bandwidth capacity – and ways to do things 

smarter.” 

The wall panels – where the Cat 6 cables 

terminate – are part of Schneider Electric’s Epic 

Organiser range, and also contain ports for an 

HDMI connection. An iPod docking station is also 

an option. 

VOIP 

The introduction of the Cat 6 cabling has also 

allowed Beca to swap its telephone system for 

voice-over-internet-protocol (VOIP), a shift that’s 

cut the company’s telephone bill significantly. 

“Given the close integration of Beca’s national and 

international offices,” says Sonia, “there are plenty 

of long-distance calls – so VOIP has made a huge 

difference. Cat 6’s added bandwidth also means 

we can run all of these telecommunications and 

data transfer features simultaneously. Previously, 

our telephone lines were competing with our data 

communications – and it was always a bit of a 

hit-or-miss affair.” 

Wall panels use Schneider Electric’s Epic Organiser and include ports for VGA, 

a data projector, HDMI and a USB stick. 

Staff members all use with camera-equipped 

lap-tops, enabling them to join a video conference 

if they’re off-site. To simplify the connection 

process, the company uses Microsoft’s Link 

software. The same facility is also offered to 

clients wanting to join a video conference – and 

requires them to install a basic, stripped down 

version of MSLink on to their computers. 

The Cat 6 infrastructure has been complemented 

by numerous routers installed throughout the 

building, allowing staff to initiate face-to-face 

video calls wherever they happen to be. 

The make-over of the Beca office presented an ideal opportunity for the installation of 

the Cat 6 network. 


Case Study 

Hybrid var compensation system 

lifts sawmill 

When regular brownouts and user penalty charges began to plague a 

large Bay of Plenty sawmill, its management team knew the overloaded 

electrical infrastructure needed urgent help. A Schneider Electric Hybrid VAR 

Compensation system provided the perfect solution. 

“Overall, the new 

power factor 

correction system 

has already 

generated 

thousands of 

dollars in savings.” 

Alister Davies, 

Site Electrical Manager, 

Pukepine Sawmill 

Pukepine Sawmill – located near Te Puke – is 

a proactive operation and over the past few 

years the company has invested in advanced, 

automated technology to lift productivity and 

boost efficiencies. It’s been an enormously 

successful strategy – Pukepine now processes 

twice as much timber in half the time. 

But the changes created a significant hiccup: a 

seriously overloaded electrical infrastructure. “The 

sawmill runs lots of power-hungry equipment,” 

says site electrical manager Alister Davies, 

“numerous saws, a chipper, an edger, a planer – 

as well as kilns and treatment facilities. 

“The major problem was at start-up each morning 

when the combined load from all the components 

proved too much for our system. Our switchboard 

is fitted with a 1200-amp circuit breaker – the 

combined load at start-up could be as high as 

3600 amps. 

“So we’d bring the site up to speed in a carefullyorchestrated 

sequence, beginning with the 

200kW chipper which by itself drags 900 amps 

from the system at start up. That was followed 

by the head rig (main saw), then a series of other 

saws, and finally the edger. With its 300kW motor, 

the edger is the site’s single biggest load. 

“Any miss-cue created overloading and power 

fluctuations – and the unreliability manifested in 

dimming lights and the repeated failure of our 

computer network. Of course, there was zero 

scope for flexibility in the way we operated the 

plant.” 

The site has a single 11kV feed and a 750kVA 

transformer, and with the latter becoming heavily 

overloaded, a serious power factor issue arose. 

“The site was averaging a power factor correction 

ratio of around 0.86, says Davies, “and we were 

pinged severely for it – around $2500 a month in 

penalties.” 

While the sawmill did have power factor 

correction technology installed, it was not only old 

but also undersized, and the overloading caused 

its capacitors to fail with regular monotony. “We 

would install temporary capacitors and bypass 

the faulty ones, but one day it all came to a fiery 

end when a capacitor caught fire and burnt the 

entire power factor correction unit to the ground.” 

Accusine PCS 

Davies knew what sort of power factor correction 

replacement he was looking for and approached 

Schneider Electric. The solution is a hybrid 


configuration comprising two parts: a 300-amp 

Accusine PCS harmonic filtering and reactive 

power compensation system, supported by a 

static bank of capacitors (600kVar). 

“We could have opted for a bigger Accusine 

PCS unit and eliminated the static bank entirely,” 

says Davies, “but for us a smaller unit with the 

complementary static bank was a more costeffective 

option. It works perfectly, with the static 

bank correcting for the base load and lifting the 

power factor correction to a certain level. 

“The Accusine takes over from there, catering 

for the more variable fluctuations. The advantage 

of the Accusine is its speed – it performs the 

correction in milliseconds. The static bank unit 

is too slow, but it doesn’t have to deal with the 

fluctuations.” 

The site now operates with a power factor 

correction ratio of 0.97 – and the penalty charges 

have disappeared. 

The most interesting part of the power factor 

solution, says Davies, is that the load on the 

transformer has been reduced. “That not only 

translates into better overall reliability because 

there’s less heat in the cables, but it’s also given 

us scope to expand and adapt the site to market 

developments.” 

In fact, the sawmill has subsequently installed 

a new kerf saw – it now represents the biggest 

single load at the site – which allows crews to 

process and optimise second-grade timber more 

easily. “Overall, the new power factor correction 

system has already generated thousands of 

dollars in savings.” 

Harmonics 

So far, rogue harmonics haven’t been a problem 

at the sawmill, but Davies is well aware that they 

might become an issue as new technology is 

introduced. “A significant advantage of having 

the Accusine unit installed is that it also operates 

as a harmonic filter. If harmonics did become a 

problem, we would simply activate the Accusine’s 

existing filter component.” 

He says monitoring the site’s electrical load is 

now simple thanks to the feedback provided by 

the Accusine system. “The unit’s multi-functional 

display provides good data, and I’m hoping to 

install a SCADA system at some point to generate 

monitoring, trending information and alarms more 

easily.” 

Project at a glance 

Project type: 

Low Voltage Power Compensation 

and Filtering 

Location: 

Pukepine Sawmills Ltd., Tauranga, 

New Zealand 

Applications: 

Hybrid VAR Compensation System 

Main Products 

> Accusine PCS 

> Varset power factor correction units 


Case Study 

Partnerships key to 

Christchurch rebuild 

Relocating a large and complex manufacturing operation to new premises 

requires careful planning, cool heads and effective qualified support from key 

infrastructure providers. With premises red-stickered after the Canterbury 

earthquakes, Christchurch-based B&D Doors NZ embarked on an ambitious 

plan to relocate its manufacturing base to alternate premises as quickly 

as possible to minimise the impact of forced closure on its business and 

customers. 

“It was a 

remarkable 

turnaround and 

it couldn’t have 

been achieved 

without Schneider 

Electric’s 

expertise.” 

Paul Dryden, 

Operations Manager, 

B&D Doors 

Committed to the Canterbury region and its 

70 staff, B&D looked for suitable premises in 

Christchurch west. 

Relocating to the west posed additional 

challenges because of the limited electrical 

infrastructure in place to support large 

manufacturing operations like B&D. The 

company’s ability to resume manufacturing 

quickly hinged on its ability to power up its plant. 

With a fragile urban network and competing 

customer demands, B&D knew that network 

provider Orion Energy would require carefully 

documented power use analysis to support a 

request for a new high-voltage transformer to 

meet present and future forecast load demands. 

Qualified support 

Leaving nothing to chance, B&D approached 

Schneider Electric’s Power Services Division in 

Christchurch for advice on how best to prepare 

a case in support of its request for a high-voltage 

transformer. 

Schneider Electric Sales Engineer Simon Grose 

says Schneider Electric’s Power Services Division 

swung into action and fast-tracked a thorough 

energy audit of B&D’s existing energy use across 

a number of energy cost centres. 

The raw data collected was then passed 

onto engineers at head office in Auckland for 

extrapolation, interpretation and recommendation. 

Simon says the data identified not only a 

minimum peak load transformer requirement of 

1MVA but also identified very poor power factor 

and damaging harmonics within B&D’s existing 

electrical design. 

“B&D Doors’ relocation created an opportunity to 

address these issues with a structured electrical 

design that would not only achieve considerable 

energy savings but would also provide valuable 

headroom for future manufacturing expansion.” 

He says to demonstrate the scope of efficiencies 

achievable with smart energy management 

solutions B&D Doors Operations Manager Paul 

Dryden accepted an invitation to visit Schneider 

Electric’s head offices in Auckland to view energyefficiency 

at work. 

Structured design 

B&D’s Paul Dryden says the visit helped cement 

B&D’s decision to rely on Schneider Electric 

to develop an electrical blueprint for its new 

Christchurch facility including the design and 

specification for its primary switchboard and 

multiple downstream distribution boards. 


“We looked at a range of options but Schneider 

Electric provided the best solution and had the 

in-house engineering support to deliver on a 

commitment to meet extremely tight lead times. 

We made the right call. 

“Schneider Electric engineers worked effectively 

as a team and kept us informed every step of the 

way. This was critical for our own planning. The 

team also worked closely with our switchboard 

builder and electrical contractor to deliver a 

seamless solution on time and on budget.” 

Paul says that within four weeks of B&D Doors 

taking possession of its new site in Hornby it had 

taken delivery of its distribution boards and a 

week later had power on site and was then able 

to begin installing and commission the plant. 

“It was a remarkable turnaround and it couldn’t 

have been achieved without Schneider Electric’s 

expertise.” 

He says key improvements include reducing four 

separate metering points at its previous facility to 

a single meter for its entire manufacturing facility 

making it vastly easier to monitor and manage 

energy usage. 

Effective partnerships 

Simon Grose says it was a rewarding project 

for both parties and pleasing to demonstrate 

Schneider Electric’s capability to assist displaced 

Christchurch businesses make the move to new 

premises easier and cost-effective. 

“We’re acutely aware of the challenges 

Christchurch manufacturers are facing and were 

geared up to respond quickly with power quality 

audits for transformer sizing to avoid costly 

network delays getting power to new sites. 

“Power audits will also identify issues around 

power quality and power factor correction leading 

to network compliance and very considerable 

long-term future savings. Schneider Electric’s 

expertise and leading energy management 

solutions also provide peace of mind knowing 

you’re working with a structured energy partner.” 

If your business is relocating or targeting 

greater energy efficiency or network 

compliance simply call our customer care 

team on: 

0800 652 999 

“The distribution boards are only an eighth of the 

size of what we used to have and this makes a 

huge difference in terms of assigning real estate. 

Would we use Schneider Electric again? Yes, 

absolutely. 

B&D Doors (NZ) 

B&D Doors is New Zealand’s leading manufacturer of sectional and roller doors and supplier of 

automatic openers and other related products servicing the commercial, industrial and residential 

markets. The company has a workforce of 90 people and manufactures in Christchurch and 

Auckland. Products are marketed through the company’s nationwide dealer networks under 

the Garador and Dominator brands. B&D Doors is part of Australian listed company Alesco 

Corporation Limited (ASX code: ALS). 


Case Study 

Loaf Handcrafted Breads 

Bakery saves dough with annual electricity bill reduced by 

29% through better tariffs 

“What a fantastic 

result! All those 

savings are 

straight off the 

bottom line, and 

for a fast growing 

emerging 

business that is 

massive. I didn’t 

even need to 

switch off my 

ovens. 

I would definitely 

recommend 


to anyone looking 

to reduce their 

energy bills.” 

Sean Armstrong, 

Director and Founder, 

Loaf Handcrafted Breads 

Our Client 

Auckland’s Loaf Handcrafted Breads was 

founded in 2004 on the back of Director Sean 

Armstrong’s vision for producing high quality 

artisan breads and baked goods. Today, his team 

at the bakery produces a range of delectable 

loaves, slices and sweet treats for the everyday 

foodie — with the same high quality standards the 

best chefs are used to. 

Objective 

Loaf Handcrafted Breads approached Schneider 

Electric with the desire to reduce their electricity 

bills. 

Our Solution 

The answer was relatively simple – there were 

better tariff structures available to Loaf than the 

one they were on and Schneider Electric was 

happy to ensure they took advantage of these. 

Loaf’s electricity costs were being charged at 

a standard commercial rate for each unit of 

electricity regardless of the time it was consumed. 

Through monitoring of the site’s usage over the 

day and analysing the data, Schneider Electric 

was able to establish that Loaf would benefit 

significantly from moving to a more complex 

meter and tariff, effectively meaning they paid 

different rates for differing periods of the day. 

Benefits 

This new metering and tariff structure resulted in 

significant savings – reducing Loaf’s annual bill by 

around 29%. 

Once the new tariff structure was established 

as the way forward, Schneider Electric went to 

market on behalf of Loaf and sourced the most 

competitive contract, and then took care of all the 

switching and metering needed, leaving Loaf to 

do what they do best – bake. 

www.schneider-electric.com/energymanagementservices 


Application 

Beat rising energy costs – 

Ecomind energy monitor 

With energy costs set to double in the near future, more and more people will 

be demanding solutions to control, monitor, and reduce energy consumption. 

There are many ways to improve the energy efficiency of residential homes, 

and energy monitoring holds the key to successful energy management. 

The Schneider Electric Ecomind Electricity 

Monitor is the most recent development in 

wireless electricity monitors. It allows you to 

monitor and analyse your residential electricity 

consumption, while learning how to save energy 

and help the environment. 

Schneider Electric recently conducted a field 

trial with the help of Dr Paul Elmes Head of 

Engineering and Architectural Studies at CPIT 

(Christchurch Polytechnic and Institute of 

Technology). We asked Dr Elmes to install the 

EM422EM-E-KBTS Ecomind Energy Monitor in 

his home and let us know how he and his family 

found this product. 

Q: Having installed this device, has it 

changed your perception of energy use? 

A: Yes, the monitor has given us the knowledge 

of how we are using our energy and what it is 

costing us. After having the monitor installed the 

family were glued to it, because the display shows 

your usage in not only kilowatts but dollars we 

could instantly see that simply turning off a light 

saved us money. 

Q: What has the device done for your 

energy awareness? 

A: Because the Ecomind monitor is portable 

we could move about the house learning what 

appliances consumed the most energy and 

where we may be wasting energy. For example, 

as soon as we installed the energy monitor 

we noticed that there was a large continuous 

consumption of energy, with the help of the 

electrician it was tracked down to a fault in our 

hot water heater, which we are now having 

repaired. Using the information from this monitor 

we are able to save 10% on our electricity bill. 

Q: How is the Ecomind Energy Monitor 

modifying your family behaviour to energy 

use? 

A: The monitor is a fantastic tool as it helps 

educate you about your energy usage and puts 

it into simple terms you can understand; cost 

or usage which is real time. This data builds 

powerful information which you can use to make 

decisions about the types of products you are 

installing in your home. Simply installing a timer 

on your towel rail, or changing to energy efficient 

light bulbs can save energy and contribute to the 

efficient running of your home. 

Ecomind Features 

> Display instant electricity usage in dollars, 

kilowatts and carbon tonnes 

> Monitor hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and 

average data 

> Memory function allows you to store and 

analyse historical data 

> Battery or mains powered options 

> Optional free computer software for graphical 

display and monitoring of electricity usage. 

Ecomind Benefits 

> MONITOR your electricity consumption 

> REDUCE your energy use 

> SAVE money on your electricity bills 

Richard Coulter, National Power Systems Specialist Schneider Electric, left 

and Dr Paul Elmes, Head of Engineering & Architectural Studies CPIT, right. 


Services 

Schneider Electric Services 

No 3. Drives Workshop Refurbishment & Repairs 

In this issue we continue our series aimed at answering the question: 

What can Schneider Electric Services do for you? 

The Problem: 

It is not always practical or economic to repair 

Variable Speed Drives in the field. 

“Schneider 

Electric Services 

(NZ) have in 

excess of a 

million dollars of 

dedicated service 

components 

and service 

drives available 

to support our 

customers.” 

Lee Barrett, Workshop 

Operations Manager, 

Highbrook. 

Many drive manufacturers rely on Service 

agencies to support their products and perform 

repairs in their local workshops. While they may 

have access to spare parts, rarely do they have 

the ability to load and soak test drives. 

Drives will often run fine under no load, but when 

a load is applied the fault will appear as in the 

field. 

The Solution: 

Schneider Electric Services technicians routinely 

perform complex test procedures in real-world 

conditions including arduous loading events and 

conditions. 

The workshop in Highbrook has 10 test bays for 

drives from 4 to 160kW, with variable load control 

over the frequency range. And larger drives up to 

300kW can be loaded tested to the 160kW 

rig limit. 

The fault log in each drive is downloaded and 

checked then the drive may be load tested as 

part of the diagnosis. 

> > The repair is made with factory spare parts. 

> > Drive firmware is routinely upgraded. 

> > Every drive gets load tested after repair. 

In addition the individual parameter settings are 

saved and restored to the repaired drive before 

shipment back to the customer. 

Loan Drives can be supplied for critical functions 

while yours is being assessed and repaired. 

The Outcome: 

If the drive is uneconomical to repair you will be 

advised and only incur an inspection charge. 

Drives are serviced and tested to factory 

specifications using factory spares. 

Drives are returned to the customer with 

parameters intact (ready to go) and a 3 month 

warranty on any replaced items. 


Improved contactor solutions 

available from 24VAC to 415VAC 

Schneider Electric takes motor control seriously. A change in process 

means Schneider Electric can now provide quality and reliability faster 

than ever before. 

The Schneider Electric Offer: 

Ranges: 

LC1K/LP1K (3 and 4 pole) 6-16A (2.2-7.5kW) 

LC1D (3 and 4 pole) 9-150A (4-75kW) 

LC1F (3 pole) 115-800A (59-450kW) 

Voltages: 

LC1K 

LP1K 

LC1D 

LC1F 

24VAC, 110VAC, 240VAC, 415VAC 

24VDC 

24VAC, 48VAC, 110VAC, 240VAC, 415VAC 

24VDC (Standard and Low Consumption) 

24VAC (only up to 330A), 110VAC, 240VAC, 

240VAC, 415VAC 

24VDC 

Improved delivery, reduced downtime: 

A newly implemented programme means that 

Schneider Electric New Zealand can now provide 

customers with quicker delivery of non-common contactors. 

For example, before this implementation it could take 3-5 

weeks delivery for a 4 pole 48VAC contactor. Today, that 

delivery has reduced to under a week. 

Reduce your downtime and ensure a better continuity of 

service with the latest reliable, fast and effective motor 

control solution from Schneider Electric New Zealand. 

For more information please contact Customer Care on 0800 652 999 


New Products 

Magelis HMI go mobile! 

With the latest version of Vijeo Designer, users 

can remotely connect to a Magelis HMI using a 

tablet or smartphone. 

The user can remotely view, and control the 

machine from anywhere. The applications are 

created in Vijeo Designer and then can be 

downloaded from the Apple Appstore or Google 

Play. 

There are two different ways of viewing data from 

your machine: 

Numerical Data 

> Mirror – Similar to the current Webgate offer, 

the user can connect and view exactly the 

same screen displayed on the HMI, ideal for 

debugging, commissioning and maintaining the 

machine. 

> Mobile HMI – By using Vijeo Designer the user 

creates a separate application with screens and 

data to show key information, more suited to a 

smartphone. The app is then downloaded from 

the respective appstore. Mobile HMI is aimed 

at production, monitoring and adjusting the 

machine. 

Support for Apple and Android, 

operating systems 

Navigation 

Graphical Data 

Powerful design, trusted brand, 

evolution at its best 

New Range of IP66 Plugs & Connectors 

32A, 40A & 50A 

Tougher Plugs for a Safer Workplace 

Schneider Electric’s new 56 Series size 2 plugs have undergone a design 

upgrade. This new release brings the offer of “size 2”, 32A and above 

plugs and connectors up to date with the rest of the 56 Series 

range. Not only do they have the revolutionary MACTRO 

cord clamp and cable seal system they too have snap-shut 

bodies, an improved ergonomic shape, and a new bigger 

lock ring making them easier to use. 

56 Series 

IP66 Plugs and Connectors 

16A – 50A 

Tougher Plugs for a 

Safer Workplace 

Features and Benefits 

> Available in 32A, 40A and 50A options 

> P66 rating 

> MACTRO Technology – A revolutionary cord clamp 

and cable seal system 

> Small and large cable seals provided to suit a wide range of cable dimensions 

> Snap-Shut Bodies – Screw-less assembly using a unique latching spring, allows for speed, 

simplicity, strength and improved reliability 

> Ergonomically Superior – New wider lock-ring, improved plug 

shape is easier to operate and unscrew from sockets 

> Clean lines minimise dirt build-up. 

18 Schneider Electric News December 2012 

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Partner Profile 

Systems Integrator Alliance 

Dairy’s go-to guys 

Ross Colville — CEO, 

Macro Automation. 

Andrew Schultz — 

Engineering Manager, 

Macro Automation. 

In addition to the milk they process, the vast 

majority of independent dairy facilities established 

in New Zealand over the last five years have 

one thing in common: they’ve used the same 

company to design and install their automation 

and control infrastructure. 

Auckland’s Macro Automation has something 

of a reputation as the “go-to guys” for greenfield 

installations and major upgrades in the dairy 

industry – a legacy that’s flourished with the 

sector’s boom. 

“We are food and beverage industry specialists 

with a project-oriented focus,” says CEO Ross 

Colville, “and we like to think that combination 

offers something unique to an industry where 

automation and control systems are critical to a 

modern efficient production facility.” 

Macro Automation is also one of Schneider 

Electric’s Alliance and Integration Partners – a 

relationship that has its roots in the establishment 

of the company 21 years ago, when many of its 

first dairy clients were using the early Modicon 

PLCs. 

Our growing involvement with the sector since 

then, says engineering manager Andrew Schultz, 

eventually led to it playing a significant role in the 

development of a formal automation and control 

standard* for application with the independent 

players in New Zealand’s dairy industry. 

Project oriented 

One of Macro Automation’s defining 

characteristics, says Andrew, is its projectorientation. 

“Typical jobs are mainstream 

installations or major modifications. We’re often 

commissioned to review defunct systems, and 

always adopt the same starting point: what’s the 

client trying to achieve, and what equipment is 

needed to meet that goal? The answer shapes 

the design of the new system.” 

The company’s project-focus is reflected in its 

staff profile – the team has a process focus 

rather than pure automation focus. They employ 

both automation and process engineers. 

“Understanding how the process should be 

run and designing it accordingly,” says Andrew, 

“makes the automation engineers’ code-writing 

job a lot easier. Approaching things the other way 

round – with the automation engineers defining 

the process, is always a tough job.” 

With 28 full-time employees (26 are engineers) 

Macro Automation is one of the country’s biggest 

process control and automation specialists. 

Reflecting the diversity of New Zealand 

society, team members are from various ethnic 

backgrounds, and all have come through the 

New Zealand educational system. 

Ross says the company has a young, vibrant feel, 

and he likes to think the staff find it a fun place 

to work. “They certainly get exposed to relatively 

large projects with advanced technology and 

sophisticated processes very quickly – so it offers 

newcomers a great learning curve.” 

He also believes the company has a responsibility 

to nurture and advance New Zealand’s 

automation and control industry. “We recruit 

interns most years and put them through a 

three-month training course. They are expected 

to get up to speed as quickly as possible, and to 

support that we embed them in individual teams 

tackling specific projects. The formula seems to 

work very well.” 

Permanent employees are also eligible to 

participate in the company’s shareholding 

scheme.Some 65% of the company’s clients are 

based in New Zealand – the rest are offshore, 

mostly in Asia and North America. 

Rapid advances in technology, he adds, make 

the automation and control a very dynamic 

industry. “PLCs have become much more 

powerful, with far greater functionality, and the 

HMI is more objected-oriented – the way of doing 

things is changing quickly. 

“To take advantage of the on-going evolution 

you have to keep up. I believe the make-up of 

our team – and the way we do things – fosters 

innovation. Just like our clients, to succeed you 

need to be agile and flexible – and embrace 

change.” 

20 Schneider Electric News December 2012 

Schneider Electric Alliance 

The Alliance program supports over 1800 Systems Integrators worldwide. Schneider Electric works closely 

with the partners, offering extensive knowledge and support, ensuring that the customer has faster access to 

the latest technology, solutions, expertise and knowledge base. 

Partnership Benefits: 

* “This standard, developed by a team comprising Schneider Electric, Macro Automation and Timaru-based 

Industrial Controls (another of Schneider Electric’s Alliance and Integration Partners), offers an alternative to the 

Independents, one that has been applied in all major dairy start-ups from 2005 – 2011”. 

Andrew Schultz — Engineering Manager, Macro Automation.

Events 

Northland — The ACB to MCB tour 

During September Schneider Electric staff Paul Borawski, Bruce Morrison and 

Thomas Wephia were given the opportunity by Glen Jenkins to present to 

Northland customers on a wide range of topics around distribution. 

During September Schneider Electric staff Paul 

Borawski, Bruce Morrison and Thomas Wephia 

were given the opportunity by Glen Jenkins to 

present to Northland customers on a wide range 

of topics around distribution. 

Topics included ACBs, MCCBs, MCBs, Earth 

leakage, discrimination, cascading, standards 

around domestic vs industrial, trip curves and 

times among others. 

Seminars were held in Whangarei, Kaitia and 

Kerikeri. A wide range of customers attended, 

from individual contractors, panelbuilders and 

corporate customers. The two hour session 

involved a presentation with lively discussions 

throughout and subsequently. Customers also 

had the opportunity to experiment with demo 

boards and other equipment available on the day. 

The feedback on the tour was extremely positive 

and highlighted the fact that contractors find this 

type of solution update very useful to their roles 

in enabling them to keep up to date on the latest 

developments and refresh on certain topics. 

Homeshows 

In September and October Schneider Electric attended the Home Shows 

in New Zealand’s four biggest cities – Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton and 

Christchurch. 

With an updated display showing latest 

innovations Ecomind and Saturn OneTouch as 

well as the established 800 Series Modena and 

Strato ranges, Wiser Home Control, LexCom 

Audio and energy management solutions 

Schneider Electric’s full residential offer was 

presented. 

With over 100,000 visitors over 15 days, the 

shows proved to be more popular than ever, 

reflecting the current boom in the residential 

renovation and build market. 

Events Calendar 

Rebuild and Renovate Home Show 

— March 22–24 2013, CBS Canterbury Arena, Christchurch — Stand 44 


Global Update 

Strategic partnership for a 

complete automation and 

instrumentation solution 

Schneider Electric has announced a partnership with KROHNE, a world-leading 

manufacturer and supplier of solutions in industrial process instrumentation, 

to provide customers with a complete solution including Schneider 

Electric’s PlantStruxure process automation architecture and KROHNE’s 

instrumentation offer. 

Schneider Electric’s open system architecture 

and KROHNE’s customised instrumentation 

offer allows for easy integration of the complete 

solution, which enables customers to achieve 

increased energy efficiency, productivity, and 

process optimisation. 

“We are building this partnership on the 

shared values of search for simplicity, drive for 

innovation and Voice of the Customer oriented 

developments. I am confident that the partnership 

of Schneider Electric’s global expertise in energy 

management and process automation, coupled 

with KROHNE’s world class expertise and 

engineering capabilities on both standard and 

customised Instrumentation solutions, will prove 

to be a winning combination for our customers,” 

says Cyril Perducat CTO of Schneider Electric 

Industry Business. 

Michael Dubbick, co-CEO of the KROHNE Group, 

adds: 

“The collaboration agreement with Schneider 

Electric is a strategic partnership of high 

importance for KROHNE worldwide.” 

We have already worked together on several 

major projects in the past. Based on this 

experience, we strongly believe that the combined 

engineering experience of our two global 

companies, together with the Schneider Electric 

PlantStruxure system for plant automation and 

energy management, 

will become a real success story. 

Schneider Electric’s PlantStruxure process 

automation architecture helps customers achieve 

energy and productivity improvement objectives 

by creating a single environment to measure 

energy use, process data, asset utilisation and 

machine performance. To achieve this, KROHNE 

delivers matching and integrated measurement 

solutions for flow, level, pressure and temperature 

measurements as well as analytical tasks, 

providing the necessary information to monitor 

and optimise plant processes that involve liquid, 

gaseous or solid mediums. 

About KROHNE 

KROHNE is a full-service provider for process measuring technology for the measurement 

of flow, mass flow, level, pressure and temperature as well as analytical tasks. Founded in 

1921 and headquartered in Duisburg, Germany, the company employs over 2,700 people all 

over the world and is present on all continents. KROHNE stands for innovation and maximum 

product quality and is one of the market leaders in industrial process measuring technology. 


Local update 

Wiser Home Pre-programmed pack 

The Wiser pre-programmed pack offers an easy to use, lighting control system 

for a typical New Zealand home with set functions already programmed, 

including an All Off Function to maximise energy savings. 

Designed to be simple enough for an electrician 

to install, and the home owner to operate. 

With the Wiser pre-programmed pack the Home 

Owner will have the power to set their own scenes 

at the touch of a button! 

Included in the pack 

> 3x Saturn Double switches in Pure White 

> 3x Saturn single switch in Pure White 

> 1x Saturn 5 Key Input DLT in Pure White 

> 1x C-Bus 4 Channel Relay 10 Amp 

> 1x C-Bus Universal Dimmer 2.5 Amp with 

power supply 

> 1 x Surge Filter Domae Din Mount 

> 30m C-Bus cable. 

LOUNGE 

MASTER BEDROOM 

BED 2 BED 3 

BATH 

KITCHEN 

Relay Controlled Dimmed Circuits C-Bus Wired 

GARAGE 

Contact your local sales representative today to find out more about the 

Wiser Home Pre-programmed pack. 

Unitec wins 2012 Sustainable Business Trailblazer 

Not for Profit Award for Northern Region 

Unitec has been announced as the Northern Region winner of the 2012 

Sustainable Business Trailblazer Not for Profit Award at the NZI National 

Sustainable Business Network Awards 2012. 

With an entry covering sustainability initiatives 

across travel, waste, energy and building 

among others, Unitec has made an outstanding 

commitment to being sustainable. 

As global specialists in energy management 

Schneider Electric were happy to assist 

Unitec with this project with support and 

service including a Schneider Electric building 

management system going into one of the 

buildings, meters installed to help monitor and 

control energy use as well as assistance in 

developing an energy policy. 

Congratulations Unitec on your achievement! 


© 2012 Schneider Electric. As standards, specifications and designs change from time to time, always ask for confirmation of the information given in this publication. 

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