SecureConnect Remote Operator

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SecureConnect Remote Operator Product Launch April, 2017

Safety Messaging IntelliCENTER ArcShield SecureConnect CENTERLINE What Products are Safety? IntelliCENTER ArcShield SecureConnect CENTERLINE

Complete CENTERLINE Solution Personnel Safety Four safety elements: INTERACT: IntelliCENTER technology APPROACH: ArcShield SERVICE: SecureConnect CORE: CENTERLINE design Each technology enhances the next!

SecureConnect™ Overview Personnel safety feature that allows operators to disconnect power from a MCC plug-in unit without opening the enclosure door Addresses the growing concern of working inside the arc flash boundary on live equipment Proactively addresses known hazards identified by major safety organizations and standards NEC 2011 IEEE 1584 & C37.20.7 NFPA70E 2012 Provide a safer work environment with SecureConnect

SecureConnect Benefits Reduce electrical shock and exposure to harmful voltages Connect and disconnect unit stabs without having to be exposed to live electrical parts Further mitigates safety risk using our patented multi-point validation system Provides redundant indication for disconnect position Enhanced compliance with NFPA70E Section 110.3 for your electrical safety program

Key Safety Features Stab Housing Shutters Two sets of shutters for increased electrical isolation Bus cover shutters and stab housing shutters Shutters are only opened when a connection to the Vertical Power Bus is needed Provides additional protection of power stabs when unit is removed from structure Limit switch provides feedback to indicate the shutters are closed Shutters Open Shutters Closed

Key Safety Features Power Stab Withdrawal Series circuit using power stabs in withdrawn position Simple use of continuity to verify electrical power has been completely removed from unit

SecureConnect Benefits Higher availability Electrically isolates the equipment that needs servicing without impact to other operating equipment Helps eliminate unintended downtime caused by troubleshooting electrical faults Reduces the need for live electrical work permits and maintenance by removing voltage from line side of unit Minimal impact to current or future electrical design No impact to space factor of units Apply to select units or all units in MCC line-up No special tools required; a simple ¼” hex driver and socket wrench only Improve safety functionality with no impact on unit size

Remote Operator Actuation To date, the SecureConnect operation could only be accomplished by using a manual ¼” hex driver and socket wrench. On March 31, 2017, the new SecureConnect is available for sale through CBS ArcSafe

Remote Operator Development Over the last year, Rockwell Automation & CBS ArcSafe have cooperated in the development of the SecureConnect Remote Operator tool This type of product is a core competency of CBS ArcSafe (they offer hundreds of products used to remotely extract switchgear, remotely turn handles on and off, etc.). They are recognized as being an industry leader in this market. RA & CBS worked together to attain UL Listing for the product (UL 2876) RA put the product through life cycle testing as well as quality tests Co-developed Remote Operator User Manual and supporting documents

About CBS ArcSafe, Inc. CBS ArcSafe 2616 Sirius Road, Denton, TX 76208 http://www.cbsarcsafe.com Telephone: (877) 472-3389 (Order related or Tech Support) Email: info@CBSArcSafe.com NOTE: The SecureConnect Remote Operator tool is to be purchased directly from CBS ArcSafe

CBS ArcSafe has recently joined the RA Encompass Program CBS ArcSafe has been formally added to the Encompass program Plan to have a booth at Automation Fair in Houston, TX

SecureConnect Remote Operator System Available as: Wired Only (Std.) or Wired & Wireless (Optional) Wired Pendant Control (Std.) SecureConnect MCC Unit Optional Status Indicator Wireless Control

Installed & Wired Remote Operator Preparing to install Remote Operator on SecureConnect unit door Installed on SecureConnect unit door (side view) Installed, wired and ready to perform disengagement or engagement of unit stabs

Optional Wireless Capability Remote Operator with optional wireless feature Wireless control operating distance (300 ft line of site)

Available Accessories SecureConnect status indicator (plugs into SecureConnect port on unit door) Independent of Remote Operator Optional ddditional 25 ft cable extension (when added to std 25 ft cable provides total of 50 ft distance) Optional wheeled carrying case

Distributors should purchase directly from CBS ArcSafe Distributors should set up an account with CBS ArcSafe by completing the “Credit Application Agreement” form Distributors can request a quote by filling out the “SecureConnect Quote Request” form which has a hot button that emails the form directly to CBS