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Useful Documentation

Technical Guides

How to Optimize Time Synchronization and Data Recording for EcoStruxure Power Digital Applications
This technical guide details how to define the digital architecture to implement proper timestamping of the collected data depending on the selected digital applications. It provides a special focus on the various methods used to time synchronize the internal clocks of advanced devices such as power meters, trip units, protective relays, PLCs, UPS controllers, harmonic filters,etc.
Technical Guide
Ref: ESXP2TG001EN
11/2019
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/ESXP2TG001EN/

EcoStruxure Power Guide for Designing and Implementing a Cyber Secure Digital Power System
This document is intended to give an understanding of cybersecurity for IoT-enabled electrical distribution systems. It discusses how increased connectivity and increased IT/OT convergence come with increased cybersecurity risks and how to effectively mitigate these risks. The IEC 62443 standard is used as a consistent, simplified way to define the level of cybersecurity management needed to help ensure a robust electrical infrastructure.
This document also supports and complements the EcoStruxure Power Design Guide (Digital Applications for Large Buildings and Critical Facilities).
Technical Guide
Ref: ESXP2TG003EN
10/2021
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/ESXP2TG003EN/

Electrical Fire Prevention: Discover How to Mitigate Risk of Fire for New and Existing Commercial Buildings
Learn how to go above and beyond electrical installation standards. Our Electrical Fire Prevention Guide considers the risk of fire caused by electrical currents that fall below overcurrent protection thresholds. It focuses on the latest solutions to help mitigate such hazards in both new and existing installations in commercial buildings.
Technical Guide
Ref: 998-20623657_GMA
06/2019
https://go.schneider-electric.com/WW_201907_Electrical-Fire-Prevention-Guide-Content_EA-LP-EN.html?source=Content&sDetail=Electrical-Fire-Prevention-Guide_WW&_ga=2.268036299.430161284.1570454404-1169979586.1533734481

Electrical Installation Guide
The Electrical Installation Guide is written for professionals who design, install, inspect, and maintain low-voltage electrical installations in compliance with the standards published by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), such as the IEC 60364 series.
Our experts share their industry-leading knowledge about new and updated electrical installation standards and technological evolutions so that you can have the most up-to-date and relevant information.
For the most up-to-date content, check the online version of this guide, the Electrical Installation Wiki.
Technical Guide
Ref: EIGED306001EN
https://www.se.com/ww/en/work/products/product-launch/electrical-installation-guide/

Medium Voltage Technical Guide
Whatever your involvement in medium voltage power - specifying, designing, operating, maintaining, or learning as a student - our guide provides useful information to help you make switchboards safer and more reliable.
Technical Guide
Ref: AMTED300014EN
03/2022
https://www.schneider-electric.com/en/work/products/product-launch/medium-voltage-technical-guide/

Guide To Transforming Electrical Distribution with Data
This guide explores the significant impact of utilizing a data-driven approach to enhance electrical systems in businesses. By leveraging sensors, analytics, and monitoring, companies can obtain valuable insights to improve various aspects of efficiency. From enhancing operational processes to streamlining maintenance activities, optimizing costs, and empowering the workforce, this strategy provides an effective means to help strengthen and protect businesses in the realm of electrical distribution.
Technical Guide
Ref: NRJWHP21050EN
09/2021
https://go.schneider-electric.com/WW_202112_Digital-Reference-Guide-Electrical-Distribution-Content_01-SF-LP-EN.html?source=Content&sDetail=Digital-Reference-Guide-Electrical-Distribution_WW

Selection Guide

Digital Applications by Market Segment for Large Buildings and Critical Facilities
The objective of EcoStruxure Power is to offer a range of digital applications to fulfill customers’ needs in large buildings & critical facilities such as data centers, large hotels, healthcare, and industrial facilities. Those applications are presented in the EcoStruxure Power Design Guide, sorted by value proposition. The current document is a supplementary guide to the EcoStruxure Power Design Guide. It proposes a selection of the most appropriate applications, depending on the targeted segment.
Technical Guide
Ref: ESXP2G002EN
09/2021
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/ESXP2G002EN/

System Guides

Power Monitoring Expert 2022 System Guide
This guide is intended for Application Engineers, System Integrators, or other qualified personnel who are responsible for designing, installing, configuring, maintaining, and using EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert software.
This document is not a tutorial; it was written with the assumption that you have been trained in the deployment and use of EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert.
Online help: https://digital-energy-help.se.com/pme/content/home.htm
Technical Guide
Ref: 7EN02-0471
07/2022
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/7EN02-0471/

Power Operation 2022 System Guide
This guide is intended for Application Engineers, System Integrators, or other qualified personnel who are responsible for designing, installing, configuring, maintaining, and using EcoStruxure Power Operation software with Reporting and Dashboards.
This document is not a tutorial; it was written with the assumption that you have been trained in the deployment and use of EcoStruxure Power Operation.
Online help: https://digital-energy-help.se.com/po/content/home.htm
Technical Guide
Ref: 7EN02-0463
09/2023
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/7EN02-0463/

White Papers

Bringing critical power distribution out of the dark and into a safer, more reliable, and efficient future
Proven technologies exist today that can fully digitize the electrical distribution infrastructure of large and critical buildings and facilities. These are helping improve safety for people and assets, increase power reliability and business continuity, optimize operational and energy efficiency, achieve sustainability goals, and meet regulatory compliance. Yet, most organizations are still not taking advantage of these latest advances in power distribution connectivity and intelligence, some of which may already be in place in their facilities. Without this crucial last step, facility teams are working blind, unaware of many hidden risks and opportunities.
Technical Guide
Ref: 998-20329038
2019
https://go.schneider-electric.com/WW_201904_Critical-power-distribution-WP_EA-LP-EN.html?source=Content&sDetail=Critical-power-distribution-WP_WW&

How thermal monitoring reduces risk of fire more effectively than IR thermography
For many years, scheduled infrared thermography inspections have been the accepted method for reducing risk of fire by identifying faulty or loose connections in electrical distribution systems. Continuous thermal monitoring helps provide a safer, more effective way to detect thermal risks on a system-wide, 24/7 basis. The method also delivers up to a 10:1 return on investment due to the equipment damage and downtime avoided.
Technical Guide
Ref: 998-20425658
2018
https://go.schneider-electric.com/WW_201903_How-thermal-monitoring-reduces-risk-of-fire-more-effectively-than-IR-thermography-A09341_EA-LP-EN.html?source=Advertising-Online&sDetail=How-thermal-monitoring-reduces-risk-of-fire-A09341_WW&

Do more with less: Moving power and building management to the cloud
Building owners and operators are facing growing demands for buildings that are more sustainable, resilient, efficient, and people-centric. New cloud-hosted power and building management applications can help meet these business, regulatory, and occupant requirements with a scalable solution that minimizes the costs of onsite IT services, computing hardware, and software. Additionally, cloud-hosting helps secure data storage, simplifies remote operations and cross-team collaboration, and enables facilities with limited resources to engage expert advisory services.
Technical Guide
Ref: 998-21143435_GMA
2021
https://go.schneider-electric.com/WW_202103_GMA-cloud-based-building-and-power-management_EA-LP.html?source=Content&sDetail=GMA-cloud-based-building-and-power-management_WW

Understanding cybersecurity for IoT-enabled electrical distribution systems
The Internet of Things is helping organizations to improve productivity and profitability by unlocking the power of data from the edges of their electrical distribution systems. IoT-enabled devices and innovative applications are boosting energy efficiency, electrical safety, equipment and process reliability, and power availability. However, with increased connectivity and increased IT/OT convergence comes increased cybersecurity risks. The IEC 62443 standard offers a consistent, simplified way to define the level of cybersecurity management needed to ensure a robust electrical infrastructure.
Technical Guide
Ref: 998-20677347
2019
https://go.schneider-electric.com/WW_201909_Understanding-Cyber-security-for-IoT-White-Paper-Content_EA-LP-EN.html?source=Content&sDetail=Understanding-Cyber-security-for-IoT-White-Paper_WW

Practical Overview of Implementing IEC 62443 Security Levels in Industrial Control Applications
This paper will address how IEC 62443 can be applied to industrial control systems and help readers understand the various priorities and steps required to help mitigate cyberthreats.
Technical Guide
Ref: 998-20186845
01/2018
https://www.se.com/ww/en/download/document/998-20186845/

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