Wezon Supports Industrial Site Energy Management Based on Moxa Edge Connectivity Solutions
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Wezon said it is supporting EMS connectivity for power data distributed across industrial sites with Moxa industrial edge connectivity solutions.
It explained that power data is distributed across meters, circuit breakers, UPS, and temperature sensors, and that different serial, Ethernet, and industrial protocols by device make a data-collection connectivity configuration necessary.
Wezon presented a combination of industrial Ethernet switches, serial device servers, protocol gateways, and remote I/O devices, as well as the MGate 5000 series.
Wezon announced that it is supporting EMS connectivity for power data distributed across industrial sites based on Moxa industrial edge connectivity solutions. Power data at industrial sites is distributed across meters, circuit breakers, UPS, and temperature sensors. By equipment, the serial, Ethernet, and industrial protocols differ.
For this reason, Wezon said that a connectivity configuration for data collection is needed to link the data with management systems. Wezon presented a combination of Moxa industrial Ethernet switches, serial device servers, protocol gateways, and remote I/O devices.
Wezon explained that the configuration serves to deliver on-site power data to EMS. It also said the respective functions of the products are network transmission, device connectivity, protocol conversion, and signal collection. The solution supports integration across different communication methods.
Through this, Wezon said it supports centralized monitoring of the status of power equipment and energy management using existing facilities.
The MGate 5000 series is used to implement heterogeneous industrial protocol integration such as IEC 61850 and Modbus with a single device. This enables stable transmission of data from power meters and protection devices to management systems.
This configuration supports communication between existing facilities and new power systems. It can also be applied to BTM microgrids in commercial and industrial facilities.
BTM microgrids are deployed behind the meter, using solar power, energy storage systems (ESS), generators, and EMS. BTM microgrids are operated by allowing facility operators to coordinate on-site energy resources, and are used to maintain critical loads during power grid disruptions, manage peak loads, and manage energy usage.
Wezon said that the starting point of energy management lies in establishing a connectivity structure for collecting metering data and enabling stable communication among heterogeneous facilities. It also said it intends to help customers review and select connectivity solutions that match their existing equipment and operating conditions.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407121
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