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Welcome to the March 2008 edition of the Square D PowerLogic Wire, an e-newsletter from Schneider Electric offering helpful news and tips about the latest in power and energy monitoring applications and systems.
Feature
Earth Day - LEED Platinum - Great River Energy Schneider Electric contributes energy efficiency solutions to new great river energy headquarters.
As part of LEED Platinum certification, all achievable points toward certification must be documented and verified. To perform this at Great River Energy, the new building’s renewable energy sources, including a 200KW wind turbine and photovoltaic cells are all monitored by Square D® PowerLogic® System Manager™ software. Click here for full article . . .
Plant Engineering: Plugging in the numbers Calculators give managers an insight into energy use.
Some days, it takes all the energy we can muster just to deal with all the energy issues
We’re facing another summer of making the best of escalating energy costs. The issues of sustainability and energy efficiency are top of mind for manufacturers, and they were key issues at this month’s Plant Engineering Manufacturing Summit. That's because managing energy costs – even more than managing people - has become a mission-critical activity for a plant manager. Success may mean keeping the recession away from your front door. Click here for full article...
Product Launches
PrimeRead Software PrimeRead software is state-of-the-art software that enables utilities to better collect and manage their revenue metering data. Its unique, open architecture offers superior flexibility and simplifies data exchange with corporate IT systems for billing, operations and customer information. PrimeRead software is a multi-vendor, multi-network, automated data collection software with innovative communications capabilities that support a full compliment of the most current communication network technologies. Click here to read more about PrimeRead . . .
EPSS Healthcare The Powerlogic EPSS (Emergency Power Supply System) Reporting for healthcare facilities. How confident are you that your facility’s power will stay up and running? PowerLogic EPSS can help with treamline testing, you gain peace of mind and know emergency power supply systems have been properly exercised. Click here to read more about EPSS . . .
Square D Preferred Methods For Arc Flash Incident Energy Reduction Reducing arc-flash incident energy (AFIE) levels has become an increasingly important consideration in designing electrical power systems. However, selective coordination of overcurrent protective devices is equally important and both are often misunderstood. The best solution is to provide superior AFIE reduction without sacrificing selectivity. Click here for full bulletin . . .
Product Updates
PMCU New Download Available Powerlogic Meter Configuration Utility (PMCU)... The PMCU is a stand-alone software package used to set up the onboard configuration of PowerLogic devices. Before you begin, download and view the video files; they illustrate how PMCU is used to create a system, add devices, and establish communications. PMCU v.1.1 download available
WPG v. 3.5 Download Available The WebPageGenerator is a unique tool that creates "custom" web pages for a specific power equipment lineup from very simple user input. With no knowledge of HTML or JavaScript, a user can create a complete web based interface for his power equipment. WPGv.3.5 - download available
PM8ECC FW Upgrade Upgrading the PM8ECC to version 2.1 provides the ability to change the name of the device within WPG3.5. PM8ECC FW - download available
Upcoming Events
May
5 LaVergne, TN - PowerLogic Installation and Troubleshooting 5 Victoria, BC - ION Enterprise Fundamentals
June
9 LaVergne, TN - PowerLogic Comprehensive 10 Victoria, BC - ION Enterprise Update 16 LaVergne, TN - ION Enterprise Fundamentals
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