Schneider ElectricSchneider Electricat the Athens Olympic Gamesat the Athens Olympic Games

August 2004August 2004

Olympic GamesAugust 2004

The International Broadcast Center

To ensure that Olympic events are televised live, around-the-clockand without any interruption, Schneider Electric designed andsupplied safe, reliable electrical equipment

The installed Merlin and Telemecanique products and systemsincluded:

78 Prisma P low-voltage switchboards

12 banks of Rectimat 2, 315 kVAR capacitors

A TSX Micro PLC to control master switches and data transmission to thebuilding management system

Olympic GamesAugust 2004

The Olympic Village

To offer athletes the best possible living conditions byguaranteeing that their environment is calm and comfortable,Schneider Electric supplied electrical equipment for OlympicVillage air conditioning systems

The low-voltage switchboards comprise the following Merlin Gerinand Telemecanique products:

Circuit-breakers

Contactors

Overload relays

Pushbuttons

Soft starters

Olympic GamesAugust 2004

Attiko Metro

To guarantee the comfort and safety of users of theGreater Athens Subway, Schneider Electric suppliedMerlin Gerin and France Transfo equipment, installing119 SM6 medium-voltage cubicles to deliver power forstation lighting and ventilation systems and for traintraction systems..

A new €2.2 million contract has also been signed toextend lines 2 and 3. It involves the design andinstallation of:

123 SM6 medium-voltage cubicles to power lighting andventilation systems in the new stations and for train tractionsystems

10 power transformers

Olympic GamesAugust 2004

5 Venue projects

To guarantee uninterrupted power supply throughout the OlympicGames, Schneider Electric has equipped:

The Markopoulo Olympic Equestrian CenterThe Pampeloponnisiako stadium in PatrasThe Schinias Olympic Rowing and Canoeing CenterThe Agios Kosmas Olympic Sailing CenterThe Helliniko Olympic Complex (baseball, softball and hockey fields)

Installed equipment includes:Medium and low-voltage substationsMedium-voltage cubiclesPower transformersLow-voltage master cubicles

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