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Efficient on-premises data center power, cooling, security, and environmental monitoring that gives you the reports, graphs, instant fault notification and escalation you need to quickly resolve events and ensure the high availability of your critical infrastructure.
WEST KINGSTON, R.I., January 8, 2019 - Schneider Electric, the leader in digital transformation of energy management and automation, today announced the new APC NetBotz Monitoring and Management System to bring enhanced monitoring, management, and control to IT environments. The new NetBotz appliance lineup features NetBotz Rack Monitor 750 and the NetBotz Camera Pod 165.
The SmartConnect Standard plan provides remote power monitoring, customizable event notifications, remote diagnostics, and UPS firmware updates. From August 1st 2023, newly registered Smart-UPS get a 6-month free trial of the SmartConnect Standard plan. As a bonus for registering your lead-acid UPS, you will also receive a 1-year additional battery warranty for your lead-acid UPS battery.
APC's next-generation Smart-UPS enables you to monitor your power infrastructure online, anytime - anywhere - from our secure web portal. The dedicated SmartConnect Ethernet Port makes set up easy; it requires no additional hardware or software.
Forget what you know about condition monitoring. SAM4 works differently. And better. SAM4 is the plug & play Smart Condition Monitoring solution for AC motors and rotating equipment, that detects upcoming failures up to months in advance. Monitoring from inside the Motor Control Cabinet, based on current and voltage sensors, as well as machine learning algorithms.
"We are facing new and increasing challenges in powering our homes with resiliency issues from the electrical grid and the rising cost of utility power," said Pape Ndaw, Senior Vice President, Home & Distribution Hub-North America, Schneider Electric. "We are excited to bring to market an easy-to-install solution that empowers homeowners nationwide to address these issues. Unlike some smart panels, this allows homeowners to control only the loads they need to control with the app, making this a cost-effective solution for app-based monitoring and control of home energy usage."
Available at electrical distributors nationwide, these solutions can be quickly and easily installed by a licensed electrician. The Square D Control Relays are designed to snap directly onto the Square D QO Plug-on Neutral breakers, while the Schneider Energy Monitor can be added directly into the panel at the same time. Commissioning for both devices can be done quickly through the app, allowing the homeowner to now monitor and control their energy use conveniently from their mobile device.
The timing of sexual intercourse in relation to ovulation strongly influences the chance of conception. Daily serum LH measurements or transvaginal ultrasonography are not practical to determine ovulation in consecutive cycles for an individual. A prospective study was initiated to test the home use performance of the ClearPlan Fertility Monitor (CPFM) in ovulation prediction compared with transvaginal ultrasonography and serum hormone measurements. A total of 53 women aged 18-39 years with a normal uterus and at least one ovary, cycle length between 21-42 days and not using medication which interferes with ovarian function contributed 150 cycles for analysis. One cycle was anovulatory and no LH surge, indicating peak fertility, was detected by the monitor. Of the remaining 149 cycles, 135 (90.6%) had a monitor LH surge and ultrasonographically confirmed ovulation. Ovulation was detected in 91.1% of cycles during the 2 days of CPFM peak fertility. Ovulation was observed in 51.1% of cycles 1 day and in 43.2% of cycles 2 days after the surge in serum LH. Ovulation never occurred before CPFM peak fertility or the serum LH surge day. CPFM can help women who desire pregnancy to time intercourse. It may also have potential as a diagnostic aid and for monitoring the treatment of infertility.
I realize this is an older thread, but I have been looking at this myself. I have SE XW+ inverters, 60-150 MPPT charge controllers, battery monitor and ComBox. Obviously the ComBox already provides monitoring plus system configuration and control. But I am interested in collecting the data in an Open Source solution and integrate with Home Automation, etc.
While there is often some overlap between current smart home systems (for example, a smart speaker might turn off your lights) and other energy management systems (your solar company's app might monitor your battery's charge and discharge schedules), Schneider Home aims to bring whole-home energy management into one system.
Power monitoring uses electrical power metering devices to measure the quality and quantity of power flowing through the electrical system. It helps identify which building equipment are contributing the most to electrical energy waste.
Schneider Electric (Square D) has obsoleted their complete line of 8430 MPS plug-in MPD surface-mount phase monitor relays. I see Macromatic has several products I could use to replace the Square D products. Are there any special issues to address?
Not sure what if anything else may have been upgraded in the units to justify the additional price.
@JuliaAtSense could you confirm if the new monitors have upgraded processor speeds or any other hardware improvements or features?
Schneider in partnership with Sense is now making Wiser control relays QO200PWX120 (120v) and QO200PWX240 (240v). That can be used in Square D QO load panels.
They do not replace existing breakers. You connect your load to the relay and the relay to your existing breaker.
The relays integrate with Sense/Wiser using Zigbee to communicate allowing for energy monitoring of individual circuits.
The Sense/Wiser app will be able to control the relays allowing you to turn on an off individual circuits. Intended as a means to (automate) control critical loads during power outages when on backup power (battery, generator, solar).
GE, Eaton and others are also all now making energy monitoring, controllable, smart replacement breakers and other similar products.
Most of them are strictly app based (no monitor) with more focus on integrated smart homes.
Ideal supplement when using HMD & VR glassesDue to its design, the VR PluraView is a very good complement to VR glasses. Thus, for example, a model or a construction in virtual space can be impressively presented using VR glasses, but the further CAD editing and optimization is done on the one passive VR monitor. Who wants to spend all day sweating and shielded from the outside world behind a heavy VR glasses? Working with the VR PluraView is much more pleasant. Especially because he only requires a slight polarizer glasses.
VR PluraView CAD-Compatibility
VR PluraView monitors can be plug & play with many CAD systems. Software solutions such as Siemens NX, Catia, HiCAD or Kompas-3D are native stereophonic and can be used directly with the VR PluraView monitors. Other CAD systems have stereoscopic file viewers, such as CreoView for PTC Creo data or eDrawings for SolidWorks. NavisWorks can be used to spatially display AutoCAD and Inventor data.
Vulnerabilities reported in smart meters have put vendors and utilities on notice in the past about the risks posed by these security shortcomings. Not only can these flaws impact consumers who have these industrial internet-of-things (IIoT) devices installed in their homes, but also the utility companies that deploy these meters in order to accurately monitor and bill customers for their services.
As with many other home computers of its time, the computer circuit board was built into the keyboard housing.[4] A 12" amber monochrome monitor (MM12) and a 14" color monitor (CM14) were available for the system. The Euro PC had a graphics chip that could be switched between monochrome Hercules and color CGA modes.[5] The power supply was external, an unusual feature for a PC.
Schneider Electric RM17/35 UB measurement and control relays for 3 phase supplies, monitor correct sequences of phases L1, L2 and L3. It also monitors total loss of one or more phases, asymmetry, and over and undervoltage with independent adjustments. In the event of voltage fault, the relay opens at the end of the time delay set by the user, if the device is switched on with a measured fault, the relay remains open.
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