What is EcoStruxure™ ?EcoStruxure™ is our open, interoperable, IoT-enabled system architectureand platform. EcoStruxure delivers enhanced value around safety, reliability,efficiency, sustainability, and connectivity for our customers. EcoStruxureleverages advancements in IoT, mobility, sensing, cloud, analytics, andcybersecurity to deliver Innovation at Every Level. This includes ConnectedProducts, Edge Control, and Apps, Analytics & Services, which are supported byCustomer Lifec

Digital solutionsDistributed DTU Easergy T300Comprehensive features and flexbile scalabilityTailored to meet future operational challenges ofdistribution network automationApplications range from monitoring rooms tomedium and low voltage distribution stationsTH110-R cable joint temperature measurementWireless passive, easy to installDirect measurement of conductor temperaturewith high accuracyPD110 series local discharge test deviceReal-time monitoring of equipment corona andpartial discharge st

Solutions overviewControl of the wind turbineEnsure an optimized operating environmentGain greater control of the turbine through automation and backup powerChoosing the most efficient wind turbine is the key to success. Schneider Electric offers a fully automated wind turbine with the programmablelogic controller (PLC) and a highly-reliable UPS. They have a very low power consumption, and can be easily modified or upgraded.As such, the PLC functions as the “brain” of the wind turbin

OverviewE-House SolutionThe Electrical House (E-House) is a factory integrated, tested, validated, compact power distribution solution. The E-Housetypically contains Medium Voltage and Low Voltage switchgears, motor control centers,VFD systems, transformers, HVAC,UPSc/w batteries, building management, instrumental and control systems, telecom systems. Despite different names can be usedaccording to specific applications and configurations, such as MSS (Modular Substation), PDC (Prefabricated Dis

What is it?Auxiliary Power Systems are electrical distribution systems incorporated in the railway infrastructure to power loads that require electricity for their operation, such as:• Interlocks and other signaling equipment• Track sensors• Point heaters• Telecommunications equipment• Other technical buildingsThey are particularly used in areas where it is not possible to find a regular supply of electricity.• 25% of the total energy of the railway system is consum