Control and Monitoring Systems

The control system collects measurements, generates alarms, manages charging and power modules, and reliably transfers data to site automation.

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Control and Monitoring Systems

PRODUCT AND TECHNOLOGY

Role in the system and operating principle

01

Product description

An alarm, recording, reporting and remote-access layer bringing rectifier, UPS, battery, distribution and environmental data together.

02

Operating principle

Measurements and status from field devices are normalised in a controller or gateway to provide prioritised alarms, time-stamped records and integration with higher-level systems.

03

Maintenance and lifecycle

Device lists, addresses, user permissions, backups and software versions are controlled. The signal matrix is updated when equipment is added.

APPLICATIONS

Engineering for the duty profile.

TYPICAL OPTIONS

Technical framework confirmed in the quotation

Values and options are for initial selection. Final values are determined after the selected product, manufacturer data, specification and site conditions have been verified.

ParameterTypical optionSelection basis
MeasurementsVoltage, current, temperature, etc.According to system scope
AlarmsThreshold, delay and priorityAccording to the operating philosophy
CommunicationsModbus / dry contacts, etc.According to the higher-level system
RecordingEvents and trendsAccording to monitoring objectives
AuthorisationUser levelsAccording to operational policy

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Topology, protection and control

Topology and redundancy

  • Local controller
  • Central SCADA/BMS integration
  • Distributed gateways
  • Redundant network and server option

Protection features

  • User permissions and audit records
  • Communication-loss alarm
  • Electrical isolation and suitable network protection
  • Controlled remote-command permissions

Control and communication

  • Modbus TCP/RTU, SNMP or device protocols
  • Dry contacts and analogue inputs
  • Event, trend and alarm reports
  • Email/SMS integration depends on the project infrastructure

Options

  • Web interface
  • Redundant network
  • Remote alarm notification
  • Energy and battery trend reports
  • Custom SCADA screens

PROJECT INPUTS

Information for the right selection

Unknown values can be clarified through site inspection and engineering before quotation.

  1. 01

    Device and signal list

  2. 02

    Protocols and address plan

  3. 03

    Alarm priorities and retention period

  4. 04

    Remote-access/security policy

  5. 05

    SCADA screen and reporting requirements

TECHNICAL QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Is remote access essential?

No. Local operation can remain independent; remote monitoring is added according to operational policy.

Which data should be recorded?

Critical voltage, current, temperature, alarm and status changes take priority for fault analysis and maintenance.