• Event log of status changes of ATS (normal or emergency) and Generator (running or stopped)
• Start and end times of generator test
• Amount of time that generator runs over a specified nameplate load (most cases, 30%)
• Graph of kW and kVA with percentage of power load
• Table listing minimum, average, and maximum current and voltage
• Engine data, such as oil pressure, coolant temperature, DC amp, exhaust temperature, etc.

The EPSS report is extracted from data collected by the PowerLogic energy and power management system during routine emergency equipment exercising. EPSS Reports include generator loading, runtime and engine data, loading trends and other information that properly documents and streamlines testing.

Automatic power system controls are typically implemented with EPSS reporting further automating testing with graphical interface to perform output controls from the PC to reduce physical manpower requirements and inaccuracies that typically occur with manual recording methods. Using a fully integrated Power Logic system with EPSS Reporting can help you:

• Gain confidence that the emergency power supply system generator and ATS tests have been performed correctly.
• Reduce documentation time with automatic data collection and reporting
• Expedite performance verification
• Eliminate inaccurate manual readings of loading levels
• Continuously monitor and receive remote alarm notification for entire power system

Square D Engineering Services provide comprehensive services necessary to automate the emergency power supply system testing documentation.

• Comprehensive monitoring of utility mains, feeders, generators, compressors and virtually any Modbus communicating device.
  
• Troubleshooting aids such as diagram depicting the status of power sources, breaker position, temperatures, tank levels, pressures, run /stop, metering parameters, etc.
  
• Early detection and alarm notification to pager, email and graphical interface so you can head off problems quickly.
  
• Automatic Data Collection and Web reporting – with emailing and network sharing capabilities for instant access to emergency power supply system test results, cost allocation, energy consumption reports, power quality analysis, trending of any monitored point.
  
• Customization services are available for interface design, control schemes, sequence of events recording, and many other retrofit solutions.

Note: For hospitals, testing documentation meets EC.2.10.4.1 for acute care facilities, ambulatory surgical centers and long term care facilities required by the Joint Commission of HealthCare Organizations (JCAHO) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).