1. Power Management Solutions Maximise the reliability and efficiency of your power critical facility
Integrated power management solutions for end-to-end monitoring, control, and analysis of your entire power network

2. 72% of global energy use goes to:
Global trends are creating challenges for energy consumers
72% of global energy use goes to:
Commercial buildings
Industrial facilities
Infrastructure systems
Data centres
Growing electricity demand and cost
Utility power quality is not assured
Need to reduce CO2 emissions
Energy management has become a concern for all businesses and organisations

3. Business runs on electrical power, which has its unique challenges …
Unpredictable power supply
Unplanned outages
Complex emissions regulations
Volatile energy prices

4. Reliability is critical
Outages are expensive – in lost time, lost materials, interrupted processes, or risk to patients’ lives
Utility power quality issues can cause issues with equipment – from computers to elevators
Your reputation can be damaged

5. Cost and operational efficiency is mandatory
In today’s tight economy, you need maximum efficiency – operationally and financially
Energy costs continue to rise, and the demand for energy is increasing – but budgets are decreasing
Sustainability is becoming crucial in today’s competitive environment

6. You need to get the most from your assets
You can’t afford to be under- supplied with power – but you also can’t afford to overbuild your electrical infrastructure
You need to get maximum value out of all your existing assets without risking potential issues
You need to be able to upgrade efficiently when it’s required

7. Our power management solutions improve reliability while creating cost and operational savings
We can help you:
Meet power reliability requirements within budget
Proactively avoid PQ issues
Enable proactive system maintenance
Comply with corporate and regulatory energy standards
Ensure the comfort and safety of staff and equipment
For more details on the specifics of the applications in each of these three categories, please see Slide 11 (‘Act’).
Our solutions deliver real-time, relevant, and actionable information precisely when and where you need it

8. Integrated solutions reveal more opportunities
We can connect all the data points in your organization, across systems, so you can understand what’s happening and how to act whenever and wherever you need to
Our equipment and devices are truly interconnected, giving the solution you need without complicated work-arounds

9. Expertise for delivering precise solutions
Segment-specific
TVD solution offers
Field-engineered
customized systems
TVD
Key slide n°2 to include in any Promote & Sell, event power metering launch: because a meter has much more value combined with a power management software, a TVD solution & services (measure & communication status remote supervision, alarming through SMS or , reporting)
Intelligent metering, devices and equipment
From advanced power meters and smart circuit breakers to electrical reliability equipment
Power management software
For real-time power monitoring, energy management, and electrical asset monitoring
Services and support
Expert recommendations and implementation to maximize your investment

10. Measure, Understand, Act Crucial tenets of power management
Measure and connect with our world-class hardware
Stand-alone or embedded meters measure, collect, and deliver essential data from key distribution points
Data points include MV/LV switchgear, PQ conditioning equipment, and machines
Gateways and servers aggregate data and convey it to software
Understand using power management software
Access a supervisory interface that turns data into actionable information
Benchmark normal operations, monitor real-time conditions, isolate problems, and reveal trends
Act with tailored solutions to meet your needs
Make timelier, well-informed decisions based on valid, actionable information
Good system design provides advantages that far outweigh benefits at the component level

11. Measure
Gather accurate power and energy data from key distribution points, monitor power quality, and log events with standalone or embedded metering
Our system is interoperable and complementary
Share data between platforms and benefits between users
Our hardware offers comprehensive protocol, form factor, and standards support for easy integration and expansion into existing systems and multivendor environments
Our systems are scalable in size, performance, and functionality via flexible system customisation
You determine how, where, and when to expand
Power and energy meters
Highly accurate, intelligent meters monitor key distribution points 24/7 from generators, substations, and service entrances to mains, feeders, and loads. PowerLogic power meters enable network reliability improvement applications by tracking real-time power quality, monitoring equipment status, trending loads, and logging events and alarms. PowerLogic and Acti 9 energy meters enable energy efficiency, sub-metering, sub-billing, and cost allocation applications by tracking energy use
Switchgear and circuit breakers
In addition to ensuring the most reliable protection, our Masterpact and Compact circuit breakers and switches support power management by providing energy consumption data, equipment status, and operational support information. Data is accessible locally or remotely thanks to the embedded Micrologic control units.
Power factor correction
Higher-rated capacitors, state-of-the-art switching devices, and harmonic filtering equipment are available for virtually every industry and application: reduce electricity bills, power losses, and process-related voltage fluctuations; mitigate harmonics to avoid voltage and current distortion. All products are perfectly coordinated to meet all your medium- and low-voltage power distribution needs, engineered to be scalable as your requirements evolve, and optimized to provide maximum power system efficiency.
Contactors and protection relays
Our complete range of contactors and relays are designed to protect against equipment failure and danger created by voltage faults, excessive loads, or overcurrent conditions.
Smart panel communications
These digitized switchboards contain embedded and stand-alone metering, protection and control capabilities, and consistent communications components. These components connect to any system using robust, open industry standard protocols for high-integrity data transmission even in the most severe environments.
For more details on specific hardware offers, please see the offer presentations available in EDMS.

12. Understand
Turn data into meaningful, actionable information for you and your stakeholders with power management software
Gain the insight to plan and respond to changing power conditions, and make informed decisions in real time
Real-time and historical power quality analyses
Intuitive visualisation and reporting tools
Real-time energy consumption monitoring
Robust, flexible platform architectures
Dynamic control interfaces
Seamless hardware integration and system interoperability
Real-time & historical power quality analyses
Detect, diagnose, evaluate, and isolate power quality disturbances. Trend measured parameters to identify potential disturbance patterns. Display millisecond-accurate alarms and trends for sequence of events and root cause analysis. Amalgamate trend and alarm data for sophisticated disturbance views and analysis.
Intuitive visualization and reporting tools
Display any measurement from your electrical distribution network; integrate live Internet data streams into smart dashboards. Access network diagrams, waveforms and real-time or historical trend graphs from the convenience of any web browser. Use pre-defined or custom device comparison tables for an at-a-glance status of the assets in your network. Distribute preconfigured or fully customized reports manually, by schedule, or alarm/event trigger.
Real-time energy consumption monitoring
Track and trend any parameter to reveal demand peaks and system-wide energy costs. Identify patterns in operational usage trends. Disseminate information to a larger audience and educate stakeholders to help drive changes in behavior. Optimize network capacity and avoid overbuilding.
Robust, flexible platform architectures
Designed for step-by-step investment our software delivers exceptional scalability to grow with your changing business requirements thereby driving down the total cost of ownership. Choose from pre-engineered or customized options. Full redundancy for communications, network servers, alarming, trending and data synchronization is also possible.
Dynamic control interfaces
Control of devices, objects, and electrical distribution points in real-time with dynamic single line diagrams. Use point-and-click navigation to reveal deeper layers of detail in the electrical distribution system.
Seamless hardware integration and system interoperability
Native support with a vast selection of Schneider Electric products as well as third-party devices enhances overall capability. Open standards-based interoperability lets you cater to other departments and share data with third-party SCADA, automation, building management, and accounting systems for a comprehensive view.
For more information on the specific software offers, please see the offer presentations available in EDMS.

13. Act Use actionable information to make timely, intelligent decisions
Maximise availability & reliability
Increase facility uptime
Verify reliable power equipment ops
Improve response to power issues
Ensure PQ/energy contract compliance
Network protection and control
Optimise asset performance
Leverage infrastructure and avoid overbuilding
Prolong asset life with proactive maintenance
Manage EPSS/backup power
Monitor and validate battery health
Increase efficiency & cost savings
Identify billing discrepancies
Allocate costs/tenant billing
Reduce peak demand, PF penalties
Find opportunities, verify savings
Green standards compliance
Reduce rates with energy suppliers
Increase energy efficiency and cost savings
Identify billing discrepancies
Validate utility bills, note errors, measure energy supply contract compliance
Confirm on-site generation benefits
Allocate costs/tenant billing
Accurately collect, calculate, and report costs to tenants, departments, and processes
Reduce expenses, enable best practices, and validate conservation initiatives
Reduce peak demand, power factor penalties
Auto-monitor capacitor banks, load tap changers, filter banks to stay alert, take corrective action
Participate in load curtailment programs to automate, aggregate load management to verify real-time limit
Find opportunities, verify savings
Benchmark processes, identify areas for improvement
Measure progress, adjust to sustain savings
Green standards compliance
Track, reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Comply with industry benchmarks and energy certificates
Reduce rates with energy suppliers
Negotiate lower rates by agreeing to reduce loads in response utility curtailment requests
Maximize electrical network reliability and availability
Increase facility uptime
Reduce power outages from poor power quality or inaccurately set equipment
Ensure back-up power generation systems are in optimum condition
Verify reliable power equipment operation
Ensure, validate normal operations
Proactively optimize electrical networks
Improve response to power-related issues
Verify normal activities, proactively assess issues
Differentiate between mechanical / electrical cases
Ensure PQ/energy contract compliance
Analyze, verify metrics to ensure compliance with agreed levels of quality
Network protection and control
Integrate data from all electrical network devices for accurate, system-wide decision-making information
Automate tasks to improve personnel safety / productivity
Optimize electrical asset performance
Leverage infrastructure, avoid over-building
Reveal historical vs. current load patterns, hidden capacity
Determine if existing infrastructure can accommodate new equipment
Prolong asset life with proactive maintenance
Reveal real-time / historical data relationships between equipment and conditions affecting system stability
Manage EPSS / backup power
Automate emergency / backup power supply testing and reporting to comply with industry standards
Avoid financial risks and liability exposure due to unplanned power system failures
Monitor and validate battery health
Automate and verify proper operation and charging of generator startup batteries
Provide precise functional assessments of battery health to reporting requirements

14. 15% Solutions for commercial buildings
Facility and building operators can:
Maintain comfort and operations
Improve financial performance
Predict and inform on energy consumption
Establish energy efficiency benchmarks
Improve building’s energy performance
Improve energy accountability
Increase power quality
Designed for commercial buildings, these solutions can be stand-alone or embedded to combine building and power management in a ‘single pane of glass’
See Buildings Solutions PPT for more info.
Installing an energy management information system can save up to 15% on energy demand costs in a commercial building
15%

15. Solutions for healthcare organisations
Facility managers and site electricians can:
Provide automated solutions that detect and prevent power incidents that could lead to patient risk/legal consequences
Provide pass/fail report to show compliance with regulations
Ensure correct testing methodology and detailed reports
Reduce risk and liability
300K€
A one-hour power outage can cost a hospital up to 300K€ and endanger lives
See Healthcare Solutions PPT for more info.

16. industrial facilities
Solutions for
industrial facilities
A cement plant’s electricity bill can account for up to 40% of its production costs
40%
Site managers, facility, and electrical teams can:
Improve availability and uptime with simple, meaningful PQ analytics
Provide real-time, historical, and PQ information dashboards, reporting, and control
Provide preventive views into the electrical infrastructure to clarify problems
Help mitigate events that put their whole business at risk
Provide visibility into the cause of power system failure
See Industry Solutions PPT for more info.

17. Solutions for data centres
Typical cost
for data centre power outage
500K€
Facility operators can:
Rely on DC-centric features that help integrate offers within a multivendor environment
Make use of predesigned, comprehensive solutions: standardised, repeatable, flexible, scalable, and factory validated
Address the financial impact of escalating energy usage
Verify and track PUE
Perform ongoing predictive maintenance services
See Data Center Solutions PPT for more info.

18. Support and Services
On-demand or proactive support services mitigate risk of down time and unexpected maintenance costs, so you can:
Leverage and protect your investment
Provide security and help improve your business performance
Ensure the long-term operational effectiveness of your power management system
Add an Energy Expert to your team and reduce your down time by up to 66%
An Energy Expert can help you:
Ensure a sense of security with predictable operating costs and easy, comprehensive support.
Use priority escalation to gain fast issue resolution and access to support engineers when you need it most
Maximize your business performance with ongoing system optimization improvements
Correlate energy and power events to business results, identify possible issues, and validate metering system data
66% reduced downtime possible from an effective prevention maintenance program!!

19. Make the most of your energy™
schneider-electric.com
©2015 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are owned by Schneider Electric Industries SAS or its affiliated companies. • • _CA-GB 19