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Copyright Siemens AG 2011 - All rights reserved

Smart-LVS

The Next EvolutionaryStep for ElectricalDistribution Equipment


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Introduction / Contents

Allan WorthySiemens Industry, Inc.LV SystemsSenior Product Manager Low Voltage Switchgear Rear Connected Switchboards

20+ Years with Siemens30+ Years Low Voltage DistributionEquipment IndustryPrior work experience: Design Engineer Manufacturing Engineer Manufacturing Manager

Application Engineering Manager

Definition of Smart-LVS 3

Smart-LVS Architecture 4

Customer Benefits 5

Smart-LVS History 6

Breaker Control 13

Breaker Configuration 15

Breaker Monitoring 24

Digital Meter Monitoring 31

Autothrowover Configuration 33

Optional Monitoring 35


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Pre-configured and pre-

programmed low voltage

metal enclosed

switchgear that provides

out-of-the-box remote

monitoring, configuration

and control utilizing two

way real-timecommunication between

the apparatus and the

user.

Definition of Smart-LVS


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Smart-LVS Architecture


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Customer Benefits

Enhanced arc flash safety

Pre-configured and pre-programmed HMI enables out-of-the box remote

monitoring, configuration and control

Gets personnel outside the arc flash hazard boundary when performing

normal breaker operations (configuration, open/close, racking andmaintenance mode activation)

Faster startup and commissioning

Significantly reduces internal and external control wiring for increased product

reliability and decreased installation labor

Usage-based preventative and predictive maintenance information

Configurable, self-monitoring apparatus that is easier to design, specify,

commission and operate


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Smart-LVS

Historically, integrated remote

monitoring, configuration and

control have only been available

with the inclusion of optional

upstream PMCS, PCS, DCS orSCADA systems.

With the advent of Smart-LVS,

remote monitoring, configuration

and control become standard

features that are integral to the

electrical apparatus product.


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Smart-LVS

Smart-LVS capabilities include:

Configuration (breaker settings, meter settings, relay settings, etc)

Monitoring (breaker and/or meter)

Control (open/close breakers, activate/deactivate DAS)

Arc flash hazard data (arcing current, incident energy, hazard category)

Self diagnostic data (contact wear, internal temperature, etc)

Preventative/predictive maintenance data

Environmental data (temperature, humidity, etc)

Product documentation (as-built drawings, operator manuals, spare parts)

Monthly maintenance/status report (email delivery, downloadable or HMI

viewing)



Breaker Control



Breaker Configuration



Breaker Monitoring


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Digital Meter Monitoring


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Autothrowover Configuration


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Optional Monitoring

Bus bar temperature

Humidity

Breaker door position (open/closed)

Breaker trip coil (operable/inoperable)

Breaker close coil (operable/inoperable)

Control power (available/unavailable)

Strip heaters (operable/inoperable)


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Thank you for attending!

Allan Worthy

Sr. Product Manager

Siemens Industry, Inc.

5400 Triangle Parkway

Norcross, GA 30092

Office: (770)326-2125

Cell: (678)428-5322

[email protected]
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