Introduction

The PowerTag system is used to monitor the electrical distribution installation through any supervision system.

The wireless devices in the PowerTag system are used to monitor, and measure the electrical switchboards via a Modbus TCP/IP communication network.

The PowerTag system collects the data from electrical switchboards in real time. This contributes to achieve energy efficient targets or monitoring final loads.

This system consists of:

• PowerTag Link gateway

• PowerTag Energy ●63

• PowerTag Energy F160

• PowerTag Energy Rope

• PowerTag Energy M250/M630 for ComPact NSX, ComPact INS, and ComPact INV devices

• PowerTag control modules

• HeatTag sensor

• PowerTag Link display

This system offers the following advantages and services:

• Telemetering applications

  • Load unbalance monitoring

  • Power and voltage loss monitoring

• Energy management and regulations

The PowerTag Link gateway is a wireless gateway that exposes over TCP/IP all the Modbus registers of metering and monitoring data to any supervision system.

The PowerTag Link gateway provides monitoring of the switchboard via embedded webpages for local access.

The PowerTag Link gateway also manages webpages to configure settings or to monitor the wireless devices.

The customer shall be responsible for the security of the networks and the facilities into which the PowerTag Link gateway is deployed.

WARNING
POTENTIAL COMPROMISE OF SYSTEM AVAILABILITY, INTEGRITY, AND CONFIDENTIALITY Change default passwords at first use to help prevent unauthorized access to device settings, controls, and information. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.

The maximum number of wireless devices that can be configured in a PowerTag system depends on the type of the gateway.

• PowerTag Link gateway (A9XMWD20):

  The maximum number of devices that be connected to the PowerTag Link gateway is 20. It includes the combination of maximum five wireless devices such as PowerTag control module, HeatTag sensor, and PowerTag Link display.

  • Only one PowerTag Link display can be connected to the gateway.

• PowerTag Link HD gateway (A9XMWD100):

  The maximum number of devices that be connected to the PowerTag Link HD gateway depends on the wireless devices type:

  • If only PowerTag Energy sensors are connected to one PowerTag Link HD gateway, the maximum number of PowerTag Energy sensors is 100.

  • If different types of wireless devices are connected to one PowerTag Link HD gateway, the maximum number of wireless devices is 95 with:

    • 94 PowerTag sensors maximum

    • and the combination of maximum 15 wireless devices such as PowerTag Control modules, HeatTag sensors, and one PowerTag Link display.

  The maximum configuration of a PowerTag system with a PowerTag Link HD gateway can be as follows:

  • Example 1:

    100 PowerTag Energy sensors

  • Example 2:

    • 94 PowerTag sensors

    • 1 PowerTag Control module

  • Example 3:

    • 80 PowerTag sensors

    • 13 PowerTag Control modules

    • 1 HeatTag sensor

    • 1 PowerTag Link display