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System MPresentationEcoStruxure TM Power –Energy management hasnever been simplerEcoStruxure TM PowerSimple-to-install Smart Panels connect your building toreal savings in 3 stepsMeasureEmbedded and standalonemetering & controlcapabilitiesConnect> Integrated communicationinterfaces> Ready to connect to energymanagement platformsSave> Data-driven energy efficiencyactions> Real time monitoring and control> Access to energy and siteinformation through on-lineservicesA-12 se.com
PresentationEcoStruxure TM PowerCLOUDMEASURE"Smart Panels" meanvisible informationGrouping most of the electrical protection, commandand metering components, the switchboards arenow significant sources of data locally displayedand sent via communication networks.SAVECONNECT… and ready to be linked toexpertiseSmart Panels use reliable, simple to install anduse displays, and Ethernet and Modbus interfaceson the Enerlin’X communication system.Information is safely transmitted through the mostefficient networks:• Modbus SL inside switchboards, betweencomponents• Ethernet, on cable or WiFi, inside the buildingand connecting switchboards, computers• Ethernet on DSL or GPRS, for access to on-lineservices by Schneider ElectricEnergy experts, wherever they are, are now ableto provide advises based on permanently updateddata of the building.ACLOUDOn-site real timemonitoring and controlOn a touch screen display connectedthrough Ethernet• shows essential electrical information andalarms concerning the electrical network,• allows control (open, close, reset…) of variousequipments.This touch screen is well appreciated for real timevalue checking and control, directly on the frontpanel of the main switchboard.On a PC display with common browser• shows monitoring web pages hosted into thelocal Ethernet interface,• alarm events generate automatic emailnotifications,• allows control (open, close, reset…) of variousequipments.Data displayed on graphics or recorded into filesare of a great interest for optimizing the use ofenergy in the building.As an example, they definitely help validating thechange of temperature settings, time schedulingin a Building Management System or otherautomated devices.On-line EnergyManagement servicesEcoStruxure TM Facility Expertautomates data collection via an open,scalable, and secure energy managementinformation system.With the help of the Schneider Electricenergy management services team, datais then turned into actionable informationto enable customers to understand theirfacilities’ performance on an ongoing basis.Energy Operation leverages companies’current investments in their existingsystems, and can be used to communicateadvanced results and performance to abroad audience for a shared understandingthroughout an organization.Life is On | Schneider ElectricA-13
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