DTplan Demodagen socomec_2013

Socomec Group – short introduction
Socomec is an independent
manufacturer providing specialist
solutions for the power industry.
> Founded in 1922
> €485m turnover
> 2900 people
> Global commercial support - 23 subsidiaries
> Global manufacturing facilities
>
>
>
>

page 2

5 plants in Europe (France and Italy)
1 plant in Tunisia
1 plant in India
2 plants in China

Socomec BA Energy Efficiency
All rights reserved © Socomec 2012

Our four expertises:
> High quality power supply
Ensuring the availability of high-quality power for critical applications

> Switching and protection
Managing power and protecting individuals and property

> High quality DC performances
Guaranteeing the safety and durability of photovoltaic (PV) facilities

> Energy performance solutions
Improving building and facility energy efficiency

page 3


Targeted markets:
> Industry
> Non-critical buildings
> Critical buildings
> Infrastructures
> Renewable energies

page 4


Services & Technical Assistance
With our service team, you get the benefits from a dual skills base :
 One single vision and Technical expertise related to the
interconnections of the different « worlds »
 Practical knowledge of your usage needs

 Audits
 Project and installation engineering
 Commissioning
 Maintenance (Preventive & corrective)
 Training

page 5


5E

Global commercial reach

Worldwide presence through our 23 subsidiaries & distributors
page 6


Focus on Solutions for
Energy Efficiency

Part 2

Understand Socomec
product line
> Product line overview
> Range description

www.socomec.com
page 9


Understand the market

Product line overview
> Energy Efficiency it’s first and foremost
possible in implementing measurement
solutions
> You cannot act on something you don’t
know
> You cannot know something you don’t
measure
> No Energy monitoring or management
without measurement devices
page 10


Understand Socomec product line

> Measurement devices– the 4 (r)evolutions
– First analog meters appeared a century ago along with
the development of electricity in industry
– Raise of electronics in the 80’s – 90’s allowed to move
toward digital meters able to measure several and
sophisticated parameters
– Since 2000, capacity to remote data from the meters
toward centralized supervision via IT network was in
permanent development
– Last revolution came along the raise of critical buildings
that draw the need to deeper monitor signals in order to
improve network quality and anticipate potential failure

page 11



What define a meter vs. another one ?
> Accuracy
– = 1.15 x √((Meter Class)2 + (Current Transformer Class)2)
– For energy measurement, a global bad accuracy can create a big
gap between measured and real consumption
– As for network quality, good accuracy needs is obvious

+

> Standard compliance
- Power monitoring : IEC 61557-12
- Energy management : IEC 62053-21, 22

>
>
>
>
page 12

Communication protocol (Modbus, Ethernet,…)
Number of Input / output
Din rail or flush mounted
And of course all electrical parameters to be measured




Energy
monitoring
A80
A60

Quality

N600

Control
Command

A40®

Medium
monitoring

A20®

A10®
E50® E53®

supervision

E43, E44®
E33
Basic
monitoring

E00…….…E63…….…E42®
ECi
Consumption reading

page 13

Energy saving

Allocation, obligations

Quick wins
Energy efficiency system


Energy
management


MSB / MDB

G
Energy Quality
DIRIS N, A

SUB DB

Energy Monitoring
DIRIS A,
COUNTIS E

DB

Energy Measurement
COUNTIS E

page 14


Part 3

Ranges Description
> Countis
> Diris
> Retrofit line

www.socomec.com
page 15


Ranges description

Countis … Range overview
E0x

E1x, E2x

E3x

E4x

E5x

> A complete range developed and organized according to
network specificities….how to make your choice ?
>
>
>
>

page 16

Nb of phases (1 or 3)
Nominal current (40, 63, 100, ….)
Communication (Pulse, Modbus)
Tariffs (1, 2 or 4)


Ranges description

Countis … Wing of range … ECi
Countis ECi as replacement of Countis Ci

>Application
-

Inputs concentrator (Pulse, logical, kWh) for multifluids energy management

> Features
– The 7 digital inputs (2) or the 2 analogue inputs (3)
– Configurable digital inputs (€, M3, J, kWh,…)
– Alarms (10max : logical state, load shedding,…)

> New features

Pluse
RS 485 – JBUS/MODBUS
Alarm output

page 17


– A wide LCD screen, 5 direct access keys
– Load curves (24480 recordings : 170 days / 10min)
– History of meters (day, week, month, year)

Ranges description

Diris … Range overview
A10

A20

A40

A60

A80

N600
Coming
soon

> A complete range developed and organized according to
data to capture…how to make your choice ?
> Difference is mainly done at the level of quality analyze
> THD vs. Harmonics
> Sag, swell, unbalanced network, transient and leakage current
> Alarm vs. events capture

> The second element of distinction lay into the modules that are compatible
> T° sensor
> Number of I / O
page 18


Ranges description

Retrofit line … In a nutshell
> This range has been developed to
answer energy management
requirements on existing installations
> What does it mean ?
– Not been built in order to optimize
consumption
– Difficulty to add measuring points
- Cramped control cabinets
- strong integration constraints
– No « rebuild » the entire installation
– No Black out on the installation

page 19


Ranges description

Retrofit line … Range overview
>
>
>
>

+
+

Countis : E42, E44, E50 and E53
Diris : A10, A10C, A20 and A40
CT : 100, 250, 400 and 600A / 1A
Mode of commercialization
– CT + meters combined (32 items)

> Meters work only with this range of CT

Accuracy class

– Guarantee accuracy at 1%

3%
1,5%
1%

% de In
5% 10% 20%

50%

100%

Ip

120%

Class 1
Class 3
CT + Socomec Diris

page 20


CT

Is

Meters

solution

THANK YOU
FOR YOUR ATTENTION

page 21


DTplan Demodagen socomec_2013

Recommended

Recommended

More Related Content

Similar to DTplan Demodagen socomec_2013

Similar to DTplan Demodagen socomec_2013 (20)

More from dtplan

More from dtplan (19)

Recently uploaded

Recently uploaded (20)

DTplan Demodagen socomec_2013