Elektra Elektronik GmbH & Co. Störcontroller KG (EES) will show the latest trends in switchgear monitoring and fault annunciating at the Middle East Electricity (MEE) in Dubai from 6th – 8th March 2018. The MEE is the biggest trade show for the energy generation and distribution industries in the Middle East. EES has booth number H1.G35 in the German Pavilion and will be exhibiting at the fair for the third time.
The United Arab Emirates are leading the way in expanding infrastructure and renewable energy projects in the region. For many years, EES has been involved in numerous projects there to reduce failures and restart times of electrical switchgears. The systems are used in energy transmission and distribution as well as in district cooling and boiler plants. Put simply: Where new infrastructure and buildings are constructed, electricity is always needed, and EES fault annunciating systems are successfully used there.
Thus EES shows the so-called second generation of fault annunciators which provides sophisticated functionality in LED and window based devices. The series BSM/USM and WAP have a very compact design and scalability up to 192 signal inputs. They are fully parameterisable by software and intuitively operated for fast commissioning. The communication to superior or inferior systems can be carried out over the serial interface acc. to IEC 60870-5-101 /-104 and IEC 61850 standards. Further options are Modbus RTU / TCP integration, repeat relays or redundant power supplies. The security option offers and hardened system and an unmanned operation mode enlarge the application possibilities of the fault annunciators.
The United Arab Emirates are leading the way in expanding infrastructure and renewable energy projects in the region. For many years, EES has been involved in numerous projects there to reduce failures and restart times of electrical switchgears. The systems are used in energy transmission and distribution as well as in district cooling and boiler plants. Put simply: Where new infrastructure and buildings are constructed, electricity is always needed, and EES fault annunciating systems are successfully used there.
Thus EES shows the so-called second generation of fault annunciators which provides sophisticated functionality in LED and window based devices. The series BSM/USM and WAP have a very compact design and scalability up to 192 signal inputs. They are fully parameterisable by software and intuitively operated for fast commissioning. The communication to superior or inferior systems can be carried out over the serial interface acc. to IEC 60870-5-101 /-104 and IEC 61850 standards. Further options are Modbus RTU / TCP integration, repeat relays or redundant power supplies. The security option offers and hardened system and an unmanned operation mode enlarge the application possibilities of the fault annunciators.
