Schneider Electric – Ecostruxure Power Operations
No matter the size or complexity, every part of your electrical system needs to provide reliable power, 24/7. Your team needs continuous visibility into every risk—and the ability to react immediately. EcoStruxure Power Operation is a software platform with the digital intelligence capable of delivering the new efficiencies needed for modern electrical networks.
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC ECOSTRUXURE POWER OPERATIONS SOLUTION OVERVIEW
Premium SCADA* offer for electrical distribution monitoring, power quality analytics, and control, with advanced cybersecurity and protocol compatibility.
High Automation: EPO has the SW architecture and security to communicate directly to devices for SCADA functions (e.g., remote monitoring, control, alarming, analysis, and integration).
Features: (1) Encrypted and secure control protocols implemented via PLC on-site that checks and validates commands securely before their implementation (e.g., remote shutdown of breaker vs. sending a physical crew).
Benefits: (1) Protect people and assets (2) Optimize business continuity (3) Maximize lifecycle efficiency (4) Defend against threats (5) SW architecture redundancy (e.g., multiple servers for load balancing) enables greater reliability, availability, and data protection and recovery.
Differences with Power Monitoring Expert: (1) Higher cybersecurity certification (2) Effective alarming for larger systems (3) Redundant architecture for security (4) Real-time and remote control of critical loads (5) More extensive protocol support (6) More UX customization.
(*) Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
Contact
Rich Alexander** Product Owner richard.alexander@se.com
Company Overview
Schneider Electric’s purpose is to empower all to make the most of our energy and resources, bridging progress and sustainability for all.
Region (s)
Global
Industries
Chemicals, City and facility management, Consumer products, Discrete manufacturing, Mining and metals, Oil and gas, Pharmaceuticals and life sciences, Power generation, Transmission and distribution, Transportation, Water, Data centers, Semiconductors