What is Edge Computing? How it helps power distribution?
Edge computing refers to an arrangement where data processing occurs near the point of data creation as opposed to sending all the data to the centralized cloud server. As far as the distribution of electricity is concerned, it implies that the intelligence is present...
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What is Net Zero Building? How it uses Smart Switchboards?
Net Zero building is designed in a way that allows it to generate sufficient amounts of renewable energy over the year to balance its energy consumption while ensuring that there is a minimal emission of greenhouse gases from the operation of the building. Net...
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Energy Arbitrage: Optimizing Energy Assets for Profit
In energy markets, the concept of energy arbitrage has emerged as a strategic tool for maximising the value of energy assets. Energy arbitrage involves buying and selling electricity or energy products at different times or locations to exploit price differentials and generate profits. This...
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Understanding Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS)
In the realm of power systems and electricity grids, maintaining a delicate balance between supply and demand is paramount. Any deviation from this equilibrium can lead to disruptions, affecting the stability and reliability of the entire grid. Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS) play a...
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V2G To Build A Smart Grid – Enhancing Energy Resilience
With V2G technology, EVs can communicate with the power grid and exchange power when needed. This adaptability greatly enhances energy resilience and decarbonization. One new smart grid technology that allows bidirectional power flow is the V2G unit, a power inverter that routes power to...
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Relevance of Intelligent Panelboards and Switchboards in Data Centers
Due to the rapid growth in big data, cloud computing, and edge computing, data centers have become key installations for companies to handle critical day-to-day operations. Critical operations include data storage, distribution, analytics, and cybersecurity functions; all these applications require highly reliable and efficient...
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J9D5 – Facilities For Solar Photovoltaic and Battery Systems
J9D5 of the NCC 2022 introduces new provisions to support the future integration of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems and battery storage in buildings. J9D5 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) and Battery Systems: The main electrical switchboard of a building must now have four DIN rail spaces...
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What Does The NCC 2022 Section J9D3 Mean For Your Business?
The Australian Building Codes Board produces and maintains the National Construction Code (NCC) on behalf of the Australian Government and each state and territory government. Australia’s main set of technical building design and construction guidelines is the NCC. It establishes the minimal standard needed...
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What are the differences between PLC, HMI, and SCADA?
A Programmable Logic Controller, or PLC, is a rugged industrial computer designed for real-time control. It interfaces directly with sensors and actuators, executing control logic typically written in ladder logic, structured text, or function block diagrams. PLCs are built to withstand the harsh conditions...
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What Is a PLC? — Definition and Role in Automation
A Programmable Logic Controller, commonly known as a PLC, is a specialised industrial computer designed to automate electromechanical processes. Unlike a standard desktop computer, a PLC is built to withstand rugged conditions, including vibration, electrical noise, and wide temperature ranges, which are common in...
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