A control room in a substation houses a control board that allows operators to control substation equipment, switch power between circuits, open and close circuits as needed, and monitor remote equipment. The control room displays alarms, breaker states, and power measurements to help operators safely and effectively monitor electricity generation, regulate power flows, and ensure emergency procedures are in place. The control room protects control equipment like switchboards and batteries and allows operators to install monitoring, communication, and protection devices to study the electric system.

1. What is the function of a control room in a
substation?

2. A control board in a substation control room contains meters, control switches, and recorders. The control board is
used to:
• Control substation equipment
• Send power from one circuit to another
• Open or shut down circuits when needed
• Control remote equipment
• Control overall substation signaling
• Concentrator of the substation information-control network
The control room is where the operator can view:
• Alarms
• Breaker states
• Measures of power elements (transformers, generators, loads, etc)
The control room is responsible for a facility's safe and effective operation. They control all aspects of the power
station's functions, from:
• Monitoring and regulating the electricity generated
• Ensuring emergency procedures are in place
The substation control house is used to protect the control equipment, including:
Switchboard panels, Batteries, Battery chargers, Supervisory control, Power-line carrier, Meters, Relays

3. Protection Equipment's can
Install

4. Study of system in the
form of Mimic
Equipment's can
Install

5. Monitoring & Controlling
Equipment's can Install
Communication Equipment's
can Install

6. It can be call as Intelligent building