Electrical Energy Monitoring & Management System
Anything which can be measured can be controlled is the main philosophy behind this system. Any electrical energy conscious company feels the need to control the specific energy consumption. This is where the complete project comes in picture.

Automation in Electrical Energy Monitoring
The Electrical Energy Monitoring & Management system essentially comprises of instrumentation, which can monitor parameters related to both help of electrical system and to energy cost. The ruggedness of design and manufacturing of the instrumentation system is key factor to success. Hence making the right choice is very important.

Right Selection & Combination of Devices
The need of monitoring and management may change from feeder to feeder, node to node and industry to industry. Hence the regular employees are the better persons to do the proper selection as per their need. For example HT loads may need multiparameter devices, LT loads may need a simple energy meter. At some loads analog transducers can also be considered. For remote application RTU's can be considered. Hence Distribution Design plays an important role.

Distribution Designing
The design of distribution and sub distribution system is another critical area. These designs are based on estimation of the loads on feeders and transformers. Even Electrical Energy at remote places can be monitored without laying a cable, through remote terminal units (RTU)

Right Selection of Software
At system level, good SCADA such as Citect can provide status, measurements, and control for distribution feeders at station and substation level. The selected software should be open in nature and also flexible to accept and transmit the necessary signals to various intelligent devices. Hence the software we provide is a complete development tool and having the capacity of 300 plus drivers for direct connectivity with different type of electrical parameters monitoring devices in the market. Web based Report generation is also a important part of this project and is a final output visible as HTML using any browser. For demo click below links: