ABB SCYC51010 58052515G After sales service is provided for the control card of the power supply device

Description

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Ekip Power Controller is an advanced system of control in real time that limits the average power consumed in each time range
to a maximum, pre-determined value. This is achieved by delaying, only when necessary, the operation of controllable loads,
which are then put back into operation as soon as possible without exceeding the limits of power set. In each instance, Ekip
Power Controller optimizes the number of deactivated loads on the basis of a determined order of priority, constantly seeking
to supply the most extensive part possible of the installation. If controllable generators are present such as, for example, diesel
generators, Ekip Power Controller controls their switching on and off to limit the peak of power consumed. The types of loads
that can be interrupted for a few minutes with a limited impact are many and vary according to the application, for example:
– industrial ovens, fridges;
– ventilation or air compression systems;
– electric car charging systems;
– electrical air conditioning/heating of corridors, stairways and passageways;
– electric kitchens in hotels/hospitals;
– swimming pool heating systems and circulation pumps.
The method of calculation
Protection trip units for power control
Ekip Power Controller
Ekip Power Controller controls the maximum power consumed by the installation,
utilizing the same method as that used for fiscal metering, thereby achieving
savings on the component connected to maximum power ($/kW) on electricity bills.
The power consumed is calculated by the energy meter as an average value over
pre-determined time periods such as, for example, 15 minutes, or even 1 hour.
The user therefore pays the same bill both in the event he consumes 1MW
continuously (profile 1) or 2MW for 50% of the time and 0MW for the remaining 50%
(profile 2), since the average power is the same.