Energy Management System
Nowadays, energy management is not only relevant for the environment and for society but is also a critical competitive factor. Only those who can keep a close eye on their energy consumption can reduce costs and increase efficiency. Thus, energy transparency in industries like yours in India is vital for decision making and consuming electricity more efficiently and thereby save energy.
This is a particular focal point for Janitza electronics GmbH, a German company based in the Hessian town of Lahnau which followed on in 1986 as a subsidiary of Eugen Janitza GmbH which was founded in 1961. The product range offered by Janitza provides complete system solutions for modern energy data management (e.g. ISO 50001), power quality (IEEE519, EM50160, IS 17035) and residual current monitoring.
Janitza solutions offers not only just energy management but as well analysis for power quality and predicts insulation failure, which is the main cause of fire accidents in India. Therefore, a gamut of measurements can be recorded, monitored, analysed and decisive actions taken.
Benefits of Janitza solutions:
Alongside measurement devices and software, Janitza also offers the associated services – a
complete solution that guarantees efficient energy management. This includes: Energy measurement technology, class A network quality analysers compliant with standard EN 50160, energy management systems, digital integrated measurement devices, mobile power quality analysers, power factor controllers, harmonic filters and compensation systems. Alongside consultation and the development of technical solutions, Janitza also carries out commissioning, courses and training with customers and provides maintenance and support for the systems.
Energy Management System: Benefits from Janitza solution
- Solution complying to international standards like ISO 50001. Provides a route map for high efficiency systems thereby saving energy.
- Transparency in Energy data means that every unit of consumed energy is consumed and audited.
- Measurement of KPI viz energy to ensure the industry / production unit is working over the benchmark levels
- Power quality information can provide insights about the failures on the network
- Legal compliances achieved for Power quality standards such as IEEE519 standards
- Residual Current monitoring can support in predicting and actioning insulation failures
- Faster troubleshooting in case of damage
- Prevention of production downtimes as well as property damage and personal injuries
- Contribution to risk management and fire protection
- Assurance of high availability of the production processes
- Energy management is a continuous activity that provides guaranteed results all thru the life cycle of the plant.
- Transparency on energy consumption leads to Reduction of energy consumption (electricity, gas …)
- Systematic energy management can save upto 30% of energy when deployed continuously (based of report by leading international consultant)
- Hence Reduction of energy costs and increased efficiency of the electrical system
- Reduction in CO2 emission thereby protection of environment and increased public image
Power Quality Monitoring
Insufficient power quality can lead to operational disturbances, outages and premature shutdown of systems. By recording and evaluating power quality parameters, impending problems are detected at an early stage. This enables you to react quickly and initiate measures to prevent failures and wear and to ensure the high availability of machinery and systems
Applications : Industries that are pollutants into the grid like furnace industries, Industries that requires to comply CEA regulations / IEEE519
Residual Current Monitoring
Residual current monitoring (RCM) is becoming an increasingly important for applications requiring highly available power supplies. With continuous residual current monitoring, you keep your low-voltage network under control. Hazardous residual currents that could lead to system malfunctions or increase the risk of fire are detected immediately so that production downtime can be avoided.
