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Power MonitoringTraining

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June 11th 2015Stevanus0811-944-7145Stevanus.stevanus@schneider-electric.comEco building Division


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Let’s meet Pak AgusMy name is Agus Subagus

m an t ty anager

2Confidential Property of Schneider Electric


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But Pak Agus is not happy recently.



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Until he meets Power Management by Schneiderthat helps him to do:

Savings on electricity bill

>Improve reliability of power network

Reduce investments

4Confidential Property of Schneider Electric 4

Reduce carbon footprint & comply with regulations


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Reduce Energy Related Costs

Allocate costs to departments orprocesses

> Collect, calculate and reportcosts for buildings,departments, processes, shifts,lines, or equipment

> Reduce expenses, enable bestpractices and validate all yourconservation initiatives


> Track non-electrical utilities(WAGES)


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Measure efficiency, revealopportunities and verify savings


> Measure and compareconsumption againstdepartments, processes andindustry KPIs to identify places

for improvement or adjustment> Confirm ROI for system

improvements with advanced


repor ng an ana ys s


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Reduce peak demand, powerfactor penalties


> Alert on demand levels, analyzetrends to identify demandreduction and load shiftingopportunities

> Identify locations of poor powerfactor

> Justify power factor


improvement

> Monitor capacitor banks


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Identify billing discrepancies

> Validate utility bills, document errorsand assess contract compliance


> Identify false penalty charges andauthenticate benefits of on-sitegeneration

Participate in demand responseprograms

> Review historical patterns to build acurtailment plan to enableparticipation in utility programs

> Negotiate reduced electricity rates forbeing able to shed load quickly upon


request from the utility

> Automate, aggregate loadmanagement to verify curtailment,coordinate backup systems, and

ensure contract compliance


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Optimize Equipment Utilization

Keep track of the key electricalparameters in your equipmentand prolong the life of keyassets

> Real-time and historical datareveals relationships between

equipment and conditionsaffecting system stability.

> Monitor mechanical and


environmental parametersto support proactivemaintenance and prolong

asset life.


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Optimize Equipment Utilization

Monitor the power consumed byequipment and profile theirelectrical performance

> Load profiles and historicaldemand analysis help you planthe capacity of your electrical

installation> Monitor in real time and

historically critical de-rating


factors for electrical equipmentlike unbalance and k-factor

> Keep track of power losses in

transformers and UPS due tonon-linear loads


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Ensure Electrical Network Reliability

Details of power distributionsystem are provided for facilitypeople to ensure electricalnetwork health

> Mean, max and min values offundamental electrical

parameters> Voltage regulation, voltage

balance and disturbances


> Current levels and Power flow

> Power Factor (kVAR)

> Neutral currents and Harmonics


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Verify the reliable operation ofpower equipment

> Ensure and indicate thatoperations are normal andparameters within range

> Get notifications via screen

indicators, email, SMS andautomated reports of abnormalparameters or events.


> Monitor transformers, breakers,PDU, ATS, UPS, generatorsand capacitor banks for

operation status


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Validate that power qualitycomplies with industry standards

> Accurate verification ofcompliance with agreed-uponlevels of quality inside yourfacility or from your service

provider> EN50160 ed. 4 standard

> IEC61000-4-30


> Harmonics complianceIEEE519

> CBEMA/ITI


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Be informed 24/7 about thequality of power in yourelectrical network, not justduring a PQ audit

> Sags, swells & transients.

> Detect, capture, analyze, and

understand waveforms from PQevents

> Prevent ower ualit issues b


establishing patterns based onhistorical information

> Fault location, disturbance

direction detection (TVD)


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Event notification for alarm prioritization

With the Event Notification Module, you can see what matters most.

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Feeder DALERT

Security BreechIntruder

ALERTTransformer 21

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ALERTSecurity Breech

Intruder

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ALERTSub 14

Feeder D

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Baker St FeederOvercurrent Shot

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CO2 LeakBldg 12

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Winds NEEvacuate

Town

ALERTSecurityBreech

Door Open

ALERTTie Open


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How Power Management Works

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Power Management isa right tools for you to do continuous

improvement in your utility system



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Extend your solution



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Simple System Architecture

Primary Server providescomm’s, data

acquisition, databasestorage & logic engine

An Ethernet network connects Serverto meters, flow meters, sensors, relays,

trip units, RTU’s, ATS’s, UPS’s, PDU’s,PLC’s, drives, generators, capacitor

Clients provide simple,convenient access

Power Monitoring ExpertServer

Client Machines

banks & other systems.

MV Feeders

Other systemsSCADA, DCS, BMS,

Etc.

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Service EntranceMeter

Sub MetersWAGES & Status LV PanelsSmart Panels


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Power Monitoring Offer

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: Software and

Gateways

Power SCADA Expert

(PSE)

:

EM 3xxx PM5xxx

ION7650

(PME)

Power

MonitoringPM8000

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Hardware

Power Quality

LV Solutions

(VarSet)

Actie !ilterin"

(Accusine)LV #o$%onents

(VarPlus) MV Solutions


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Current TransformerChoose the right CT to ensure your

measurement accuracy

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CT Type

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CT selection - Electrical aspect Ip/5 A

We recommend that you choose the ratio immediately higher than the maximum measured

current (In).

Example:

In = 1103 A; ratio chosen = 1250/5.

For small ratings:

from 40/5 to 75/5, we recommend to use higher rating, for example 100/5.This is because small ratings are less accurate and a 100/5 CT will be more accurate than with a

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Specific case of the motor starter:

to measure motor starter current, you must choose a CT with primary currentIp = Id/2 (Id = motor starting current).


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Catalogue Number

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Power Meter - PM5000Simple and Smart meter for Basic and Intermediate range

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PowerLogic PM700 seriespower and energy meters

> Cost-effective, compact meter for basic measurements, communications, THD, digital I/O andalarms

> PM700 PM700P PM710 PM750

Power Factor Absolute Absolute Absolute Signed

15 user-configurable alarms

Onboard digital I/O 2 out 2 in /1 out

RS-485 Modbus communication

THD volta e and current

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Min/Max values with reset

Basic metering (voltage, current, power, energy,demand, frequency, etc.)

Accuracy Real Energy(IEC 62053-21 Class 1)

IEC62053-22 Class05.S


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PowerLogic PM800 seriespower and energy meters

> Intermediate, revenue-accurate meter with PQ compliance monitoring and modular options for

logging, I/O, and Web server

PM810 PM820 PM870

Disturbance Detection/Alarms

Advanced Waveform Capture

EN50160 Evaluation

Standard Waveform Capture

Trending and Forecasting

Custom Data Logging

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Shift Energy Log

Alarm Log

Individual Harmonics 31st 63rd

Accuracy IEC 60687 Class 0.5s 0.5s 0.5sV, I, Energy, Demand, THD

Alarms, RS485, Option Modules


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Hardware: PM5100

Features

Compact, versatile meters forenergy cost and basic network management applications

> Accuracy Class : 0.5S

> 33 Alarm Parameters

> 1 Digital Output

> THD V & I

> Individual Harmonic up to 15th> Modbus Communication – RS485 ( PM5110 )

> Real Time Clock

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> QR Code Screen

Will eventually replace the PM700/PM710


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PM700 versus PM5100 models

PM700 PM5100 models

Energy accuracy 1% 0.5%

Multiple tariffs No No

Basic

Harmonics – per p ase n v ua up o

THD – V&I per phase

Alarms No 33

Communications No No

I/O No 1 DO for kWh

Logging No NoNo

Battery backed real-time clock No Yes

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Voltage inputs 10 – 480 V L-L ac35-690 V ac CATIII**UL up to 600V ac

Control power110 – 415 V ac

125 – 250 V dc

90 – 456 V ac

100 – 300 V dc


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PM710 PM5110 models

Energy accuracy 1% 0.5%

MID compliance No Yes (specific model)

Basic

u p e ar s o o

HarmonicsTHD – V&I per phase Individual up to 15th


Alarms No 33

Communications RS-485 RS-485

I/O No 1 DO for kWh

Logging No No

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Control power110 – 415 V ac125 – 250 V dc

90 – 456 V ac100 – 300 V dc


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Hardware: PM5330

Features

Compact, versatile meters forenergy cost and basic network management applications


> Multi Tariff ( up to 4 Tariff )

> 33 Alarm Parameters

> 2 Digital Output ( Relay ) + 2 Digital Input

> THD V & I> Individual Harmonic up to 31th

> Data Logging for kWH and kVARH

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> Modbus Communication – RS485 ( PM5110 )

> Real Time Clock

> QR Code Screen

Will eventually replace the PM750/PM810


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PM810 PM5330

Energy accuracy 0.5% 0.5%

Multiple tariffs 3 tariff with optional module 4 tariffs st

Basic

Harmonics THD – V&I per phase


Alarms 33 35

Communications RS-485 RS-485

I/O 1DO, 1DI 2DO, 2DI, 2 relay

Logging 80 Kb with optional module2 parameters (kWh & kVAh) for

60 days @ 15 minutes

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Control power 110 – 415 V ac125 – 250 V dc

90 – 456 V ac100 – 300 V dc


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> 4th CT Input for Neutral Measurement

> Multi Tariff ( up to 8 tariff )

> 52 Alarm parameters

Hardware: PM5560Features

Compact, versatile meters forenergy cost and basic network management

applications

> THD V& I ( Individual up to 63rd )

> Data Logging up to 30 days

> Gateway

o 2 Ethernet Ports (1 IP Address)

o Ethernet to Serial gateway

> Email / text on alarm

> SNTP date and time synchronization

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> Modbus TCP/IP filtering

> QR Code Screen

Will eventually replace the PM820


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PM820 versus PM5560 modelsPM820 PM5560 models

Energy accuracy 0.5% 0.2%

MID compliance No Yes (specific model)

Multiple tariffs Yes, 3 tariffs 8 tariffs

Intermediate

HarmonicsIndividual up to 31st,THD – V&I per ph

Individual up to 63rd,THD – V&I per ph

Alarms 45 52

Communications RS-485 and Ethernet (external module) RS-485 and Ethernet (onboard)

I/OStd - 1 DI & 1 DO

Opt - 12 DI, 4 DO, 4 AI, 4 AO 4DI, 2DO

Up to 14 selectable parameters with

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Logging

parameters each . .,

parameters for 90 days @15 minutesinterval)

Battery backed real-time clock Yes Yes

Voltage inputs 10 – 600 V L-L ac 35-690 V ac CATIII**UL up to 600V ac

Control power110 – 415 V ac125 – 250 V dc

90 – 528 V ac100 – 300 V dc


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Meter Insights – Overview

A new way to connect with

customers providing augmentedmetering information on the cloudvia QR code scanning:

Basic analytics: device mis-confi uration ener savin s

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opportunities, power quality events

Richer representation of meteringdata: graphical log view, excel export


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Meter Insights – How does it work

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Step 1Navigate to device’s QR

screen

Step 2Scan device’s QR screen with any

scanning app

Step 3Get augmented metering information

and save to cloud for future access onany platform


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Note: This is a free service frommeterinsights.schneider-electric.com

Hardware: PM5000’s new way to get info

Screen NotificationInfo New Alarm

Info or PQ Low Power Factor (lower than 0.9)

Step 1Navigate to device’s QR

screen

Step 2Scan device’s QR screen with any

scanning app

Step 3Get augmented metering information and

save to cloud for future access on anyplatform

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Any Device time and date (wrong or missing setting)

Info CT / VT primary (wrong or missing setting)

Info or Basic Current avg (current over 80% primary CT)

PQ Voltage unbalance (over 2%)PQ THD voltage, THD current (over 5%)

Energy Active power demand (higher than last scan)

N/A Log scans (no scans last 7 days)


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PM8000 - Introduction

> Introducing PowerLogic PM8000 series meters Schneider Electric now offers a

series of compact meters that will help you ensure the reliability and efficiencyof your energy infrastructure, by:

> • Making power quality easy to understand

> • Unifying metering and logging of all utilities> • Making data fast to access and act on

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> • apt ng to your nee s, to ay an tomorrow


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Reveal and understand complex power qualityconditions

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Integrate easily with energy management systems

> • Dual-port Ethernet supports daisy-chaining, redundant loops,

and multiple protocols> • CT and VT polarity reversible via front panel, web page or

software

> • Customizable on-board web pages

> • Email ‘push’ of historical data files

> • RS-485 serial port

> • Ethernet-to-serial gateway

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> • Modbus Master functionality

> • Secure, configurable user accounts


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Protect your investment with unique, adaptabletechnology

The PM8000 series is built on a uniquely modular architecture that enables highly

customized functionality and continuous added value.

Patented ION™ technology:

> • Adapts and scales the meter’s functionality

> • Provides useful preconfigured functions‘out of the box’

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> • na es cus om za on o mee anyrequirement, today or tomorrow


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Protect your investment with unique, adaptabletechnology

Adaptability and connectivity are further enhanced by plug-and-play I/O options.

Use digital inputs to monitor status, triggeralarms or logging, count meter pulses forpiped utilities, or sync to demand pulses

Use analog inputs for tracking temperaturesensors, fuel levels, or water flow

Use ulse and analo out uts for

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equipment interfacing


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PM8000

Your next generation power monitoring workhorse!

Basic

Cost

Management

Network

ManagementConnectivity

Color integrated &remote display models

Dual port EthernetIEC 61000-4-30 Class S

690 V IEC / 600 V UL

Revenue security

Class 0.2S accuracy

Multiple language

Base I/O (3 in / 1 out)

4 Current Inputs WAGES metering

Sag / swell capture

Disturbance Direction

Harmonics thru 63rd

Gateway

Custom Web Interface

EN50160 Analysis

Time sync (msec)

512MB memory

SNMP with Traps

Waveform Capture

MODBUS, DNP3 andIEC61850

TOU - 20 year schedule


ION technology

Modular I/O options:- 6DI (wetted) / 2 Relay out- 4 Analog in and 2 Analog out

Cycle by Cycle RMS

Trending & Forecasting

x orm ac or -ma s or ca a a(10MB for Frameworks)

Sequence of Event

E-mail notification

Modbus mastering


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A cost-attractive, feature-rich energy meteringoffer

> Market

> Meter Selection

> Design : 3110/3155/3210/3255


> Connection : DI/DO, V-I

> Display

> Configuration


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A cost-attractive, feature-rich energy meteringoffer

> Save installation time, costs and space

> Commission safely with ease

> DinRail & modular


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> Use with confidence : accuracy, reliable


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Applicable in numerous markets…

nc u e t e meters n ma n sw tc oar orsubcabinets for:

● Commercial buildings (multi-tenant)

● Residential buildings (multi-unit)

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Industrial facilities● Data centers



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…for multiple applications.

> Energy efficiency > c ec ng o ver y a you are

only charged for the energy you use

> Sub billing individual tenants for their energyconsumption, including WAGES

> Aggregation of energy consumption, including WAGES,

and allocatingcosts per area, per usage, per shift,or per time within the same facility


> Availability & reliability

> Meter basic electrical parameters to better understand thebehavior of your electrical distribution system


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> All iEM31xx meters have the same bottom design

> All iEM32xx meters have the same bottom design

> Features vary according to meter type

Design features at a glance



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Bottom view

Front view

Design features - iEM3110



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Bottom view

Front view




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Bottom view

Front view




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Bottom view

Front view




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iEM3110 / iEM3210

Dimension

iEM3155 / iEM3255



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Energy Billing Data Export

Automatically send accurate energy billing data to 3rd party billing systems

Offer Features

• Based on standard PME ETL engine for exporting .csv files• Regular scheduled energy data file delivery

Ener Data

3rd Party

Billing System

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PME

Database

.csv fileETL


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System ArchitectureSystem ArchitectureSystem ArchitectureSystem Architecture

350 meter

25 kwh meter

VPN

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Monitoring WebMonitoring WebMonitoring WebMonitoring Web

ClientClientClientClient


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Power Monitoring Expert

delivers the integrated information for maximizing network reliability and performance

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• Avoid critical conditions, equipment failure anddowntime

• Track consumption of power, gas water and

Power Monitoring Expert&el%s 'ou

• Allocate costs by building, department orprocess

• Identify energy waste and unused systemcapacity

• Extend equipment performance and life span

• Grow their energy management competency attheir own ace

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•Reduce unplanned outages•Diagnose and resolve electrical issues

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Schneider Electric makes it easy

We understand your needs, collaborating with you to deliver the best, customized

solutions that add value to your business.

• Global presence in 100+ countries

• Innovative technologies and services that drive intelligence and connectivity

• Integrated solutions for increased efficiency

• Green products and practices that have the minimum impact on the environment

• Reliable offers that ou can be confident in


Let Schneider Electric experts and partners help you make the most of your energy.


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