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An Introduction to Connecting Buildings to Real Time Energy Management Systems Presenters: Harish Raisinghani, Lead Systems Engineer Pulse Energy Domenic Capobianco, Product Specialist Carlo Gavazzi

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An Introduction to Connecting Buildings to

Real Time Energy Management Systems

Presenters:

Harish Raisinghani, Lead Systems Engineer

Pulse Energy

Domenic Capobianco, Product Specialist

Carlo Gavazzi

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Agenda

• Introduction to Carlo Gavazzi

• Overview of Pulse™ architecture

• Connection and deployment

• EMS illustrated through The Landing

• Communicating energy use

• Q&A

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•What does Energy Management mean for us?

•It is a range of products able to:

Measure the most important electrical variables like:

Power, Energy, Power factor, Current, Voltage, Frequency,

as well as Gas / Water Consumption

Carry out the control, the supervision of the power supply

and of the loads in various electrical installations

In order to:

▼ Optimize the power consumption

▼ Generate historical files

▼ Save energy and therefore money

Introduction

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EM26-96 The 3-phase Energy Analyser

▼ Housing (H x W x D): 96x96x61.4 mm▼ Display type: 3 Line LCD

▼ Accuracy: 0.5% RDG▼ Refresh rate: 1.5 times / S▼ System types: 1-2-3 Phase, Balance / Unbalanced▼ Voltage inputs : 120 - 690VAC▼ Current inputs : 5A

Measurements

▼ Voltage, Amperage, Watts, VA, VAR▼ Watts, VA and Amp Demand▼ Energy Usage kWh, kVarh▼ Power Factor▼ Harmonic Analysis %THD

▼ Gas and Water usage Counter▼ Equipment Hour Counter

▼ Outputs: 3 digital (either open collector or 2 relays▼ Communication: RS485 (Modbus)▼▼ Power supply: 18 - 260VAC/DC▼ Approvals: CE, cULus▼ Protection degree: IP51

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▼ Easy variables scrolling▼ Easy

direct

access to

the

desired

variables

page

▼ Alarm

warning

with 3-

colour

combinatio

ns

EM26-96 The 3-phase Energy Analyser

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▼ Direct measurements of the instantaneous variables (LV connection)

▼ Indirect measurements of the energy variables (MV/HV connection)

Switch-gear

V, A, Hz, W, VA, var, PF, THD …

Wdmd, vardmd,

Wh, varh

Official watt

hour meter

H2O,

gas

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CPT-DIN 3 Phase Compact Power Transducer

▼ Range: 120-690 V, 5A

▼ Systems: 1-3-phase balanced/unbalanced load

▼ Refresh time: 200ms

Measurement

▼ Volts, Amps, Power Factor, Watts,VA, VAR, HZ

▼ Watt, VA and Amp Demand

▼ Energy kWh and kvarh

▼ Harmonics THD

▼ Equipment Hour Counting

▼ Phase-loss, phase-sequence, phase asymmetry

Outputs

▼ Two digital outputs (relay or open collector)

▼ Up to 3 Analogue Outputs

▼ Communication RS485 (Modbus)

▼ Power supply: 18 to 60VAC/DC, 90 to 260VAC/DC

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▼ Housing: modular, plug and play types, 96x96 mm

▼ Protection degree: IP65, NEMA4x

▼ Accuracy class: 0.2 (current and voltage)

▼ Measurements: TRMS

▼ Display type: LCD, back lighted

▼ Display refresh rate: 10 samples/s

▼ Energy metering: 4 total and independent energy meters

(Wh, varh), up to 48 partial and independent energy meters

(Wh, varh) managed as: up to 12 different tariffs; up to 24

time periods per day; up to 365 different days per year.

▼ Harmonic analysis up to 63rd harmonic with graph indication

▼ Data stamping of up to 10,000 events: alarm, min, max,

digital input status, digital output status

WM5-96 The modular Smart Power Quality Analyzer

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▼ Range inputs: 120-690VL-L (10A);

Connection to: CT up to 30,000A VT up to 600kV

Measurements▼ Volts, Amps, Power Factor, Hz▼ Watts, VA, Var

(MAX, MIN and AVG values recording)▼ Energy (Imported/Exported) kWh and kVarh

▼ Phase-loss, phase-sequence, phase asymmetry

▼ Digital inputs: up to 12 optional ▼ Digital outputs: up to 16 optional ▼ Alarms: 16 freely configurable alarms with OR/AND

logic linkable with up to 4 relay outputs and up to 12 open collector outputs

▼ Analogue outputs: up to 8 optional

Communication ports:▼ Optical front communication port▼ RS 485; RS232 ; Ethernet

▼ Power supply: 18 to 60VDC/AC, 90 to 260VDC/AC

WM5-96 The modular Smart Power Quality Analyzer

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Connectivity

Meters can be connected to a wide variety of Plant / Building systems

PLC / HMI

BAS

MES

SCADA

PC

Profibus

Ethernet

Modbus TCP

Modbus

BacNet

N2 Metasys

etc…

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Product Family Overview “Panel Mounting” Basic

EM21-72

3-phase

Basic Power

Analyser

WM14A-963-phase AdvancedPower Analyser

WM14B-963-phaseBasicPower Analyser

EM26-963-phase AdvancedPower Analyser

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WM4-963-phase modular Universal utility meter

WM3-963-phase modular Power quality analyser

WM5-963-phase modular Power quality analyser

Product Family Overview “Panel Mounting Modular Power Analyzers”

WM30-963-phase modular Power quality analyser

Class 0.2

Class 0.2

Measurement Canada

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Product Family Overview “Transducers”

PQT3-phase modular PQ transducerAlso class 0.2

CPT A3-phase AdvancedP transducer

CPT B3-phase BasicP transducer

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Pulse™ EMS Overview

• Pulse™ Connector – Data logger

• Communication Protocols – Modbus & BACnet/IP

• Electrical Energy, Natural Gas, Steam and Water Meters

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Building + Pulse™ Connector

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Connecting to Carlo Gavazzi Panel Energy Meters

Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP/IP

• The Pulse™ Connector can integrate with any

Carlo Gavazzi Modbus enabled meter.

• All parameters collected in the meter can be

transferred to the Pulse™ EMS.

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How is the Pulse™ EMS deployed?

1. Initial Site Assessment / Technical Scope

2. Hardware Installation / Software Integration

3. Account Access and Training

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The Landing - Background

• Commercial and residential

complex in downtown

Vancouver

• 200,000 square feet

• 32 tenants, including three

restaurants and 3 retailers

• Consumption: 350-400k

kWh per month

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The Landing - Goals

• Reduce annual electrical

consumption by 10%

• Reduce monthly peak

electrical demand by 5%

• Baseline water and gas

usage by restaurants

• M & V tool for capital

projects

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The Landing – Installation

• Logistical challenge

– Hardware spans 3 floors,

water/gas meters in tiny

chambers

– Outage Scheduling

challenges

– Wireless Modbus network

for water/gas meters

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The Landing – Installation

• Easy part - 8 x EM-26

CG panel meters - easy

and clean installation

– Multiple electrical

parameters (ie.

voltage, current,

power factor)

– High accuracy M&V

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The Landing – Expected Benefits

• Occupant Engagement on Conservation Strategies

• More accurate tenant billing

– Incentives to reduce consumption, peak demand

• Preventative maintenance

• $15,000/yr electrical savings

• 70,000 kg/yr of GHG emissions mitigated

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Pulse Energy Management Software

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Pulse Energy Management Software

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Pulse Energy Management Software

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Pulse Energy Management Software

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Q & A

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Thank you! Additional questions?

Contact Pulse Energy at: 1-877-331-0530 or at

[email protected]

Contact Carlo Gavazzi at: 1-888-575-2275 or at

[email protected]

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