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Harness the data collected

from your energy system


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PowerLogic System Manager™ Software

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Why monitor your power system?
Examining and changing the way you use power will save money — sometimes a lot of money.
Savings can be found in the form of direct utility expenses, equipment, maintenance, and
downtime reduction.

Metering your equipment to collect data is a critical first step to achieve these savings. However,
without a software tool to help interpret the information, your overall savings potential is limited.

PowerLogic® System Manager™ Software


PowerLogic® System Manager™ software gives you the power to harness mountains of data
collected from your system. Our easy to use, intuitive interface provides access to reports that are
targeted for virtually any level of your operation:

MANAGEMENT
PowerLogic® systems give management access to high-level information so effective
decisions can be made concerning utility cost allocation, capital equipment purchases, and
building improvements.

FACILITY OPERATIONS
Operations personnel can keep systems running before problems occur, using graphical
data and early alarm notifications from PowerLogic systems.

ENGINEERING
Engineering needs detailed electrical and mechanical information to properly manage
electrical and mechanical systems. PowerLogic systems delivers that information to assure
stability, make design decisions, and conduct capacity planning studies.

Icebergs.
Typically, we think of them as huge peaks rising above the water. In reality, the majority
of an iceberg is actually under the water, out of view. Utility savings at most facilities
can be thought of in much the same way.

Think of your utility bills as being the peak, easy to see every month. By simply
installing a PowerLogic® power monitoring system, you can realize a 2-4% savings—
but that’s just the “tip of the iceberg” in terms of your potential savings.

The majority of savings, using a POWERLOGIC system, can be derived by looking


beyond a utility bill—or below the surface. An additional 2-5% can be saved through
better equipment utilization and avoiding unnecessary capital purchases. Another
10% can be found by improving power system reliability.

PowerLogic systems give you the power to achieve this kind of savings, resulting in a
quick return on your investment. At Schneider Electric, we pride ourselves on reliable
Square D® products, innovative systems, expert engineering services, and our ability
to provide single-source power management solutions. It’s not just a concept to us, it’s
a legacy and a promise — for companies that seek an edge in productivity.

That’s why leaders turn to Schneider Electric.

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Three dimensions of energy and power management savings
Reduce Energy Costs
• Access automatic meter reading from revenue,
piped utility pulses and sub-metering
• Verify and reconcile utility bills to catch errors
• Reveal energy inefficiencies and waste
• Allocate or sub-bill energy costs
• Optimize procurement through forecasting, load
aggregation and rate analysis
• Implement power factor correction, lighting
control, and fact-based reduction strategies
• Reduce demand through load scheduling, load
control or generator control
• Respond to utility curtailment signals
• Make smart energy efficiency decisions by
combining your experience with ours for Total
Energy Control strategies that result in an
actionable energy plan with quick payback

Optimize Equipment Utilization


• Maximize use of existing equipment capacity to
defer capital expenses
• Benchmark, profile and compare the
performance of facilities or processes
• Document emergency power system
testing results
• Prolong equipment life by identifying
transformer and other equipment stresses
• Balance loads on substations, panelboards and
other power equipment
• Perform proactive equipment maintenance and
equipment monitoring of transformers, MCCs,
switchgear, switchboards, circuit breaker status,
protective equipment, capacitors, generators,
panelboards, PDU, UPS and other piped utilities

Improve Reliability & Uptime


• Get early warning and remote alarm notification
of impending problems
• Isolate problem sources quickly using real-time,
historical and event data
• Pinpoint root cause with precise GPS time and
event sequence recording
• Verify reliable equipment operation and identify
vulnerabilities
• Diagnose transients, disturbances, power
quality and harmonics
• Determine appropriate corrective measures
based on accurate data
• Automate power system throw over and load
preservation schemes
• Leverage Square D Engineering Services as
your single source energy and power
management solution provider — product,
implementation, consulting, assessment and
other system services
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Reduce Energy Costs
PowerLogic systems deliver utility usage
information, enabling you to base purchasing
decisions on actual load profiles, negotiate
better utility rates, and avoid unnecessary peak
demands and penalties.

Power demand trends at most facilities typically dip


sharply over the weekend. However, this screen cap
illustrates the opposite. Using this information, facility
personnel realized that HVAC equipment was malfunc-
tioning and took steps to correct the problem.

Automatically collect WAGES


cost information
PowerLogic® systems help you monitor, collect
and understand usage patterns and cost for
all electrical and piped utilities. By accepting
compensated pulse inputs at the meter input
block from other utility meters, the PowerLogic®
system can track water, air, gas, electric, steam
(WAGES) values, display the information in the
correct units, trend the usage patterns, and
provide standard reports. Having all utility data in a single system and being able
to correlate electrical and mechanical parameters, not
only helps for cost allocations, but also provides insight
when optimizing facility systems.

Know where energy is being used


PowerLogic® System Manager™ software can
automatically retrieve and store useful energy
information using distributed data logging and
onboard memory from metering devices.
On demand, you can intuitively access this
information over the web using our scheduled
reports. Using our cost allocation reports and
usage trends, you can verify utility billing
accuracy, distribute bills internally by
department, make effective fact-based energy Distribute cost by shift, department, product, or cost
decisions and drive accountability in every level center, and drive accountability to every level of your
of your organization. organization. Run reports on demand or on a scheduled
basis.

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Monitor equipment to
get the Most out of
your assets

Optimize Equipment Utilization


PowerLogic® systems help you determine
where excess capacity exists, identify where
equipment is being over-stressed, and balance
loads on substations, panelboards, and other
power equipment, to help you extend the life of
your equipment and maximize your equipment
investments.

Compare facility energy efficiency


PowerLogic® systems let you compare the utility
efficiency of your facilities or departments to
determine which is the most efficient Utilize trend information to prevent future occurrences by
and profitable. analyzing loading and take corrective steps to balance
loads. Make capital equipment purchase decisions
based on actual usage performance. And, alarm analy-
sis reports can provide a quick indication of how often
Identify spare capacity within the the value exceeded setpoint limits, as well as a statisti-
cal analysis, giving minimum, maximum, average, and
power system standard deviation for the selected time range.
PowerLogic® systems give you information so
you know where system capacity exists. You
can make effective decisions to add new loads,
or expansions, and save money by avoiding
unnecessary capital expenditures.

Get the full life out of your


power equipment
Over the lifetime of your power equipment, mil-
lions of dollars will be invested in the equipment
and energy that runs through it. By monitoring
your electrical and piped utilities, you can
improve the life and return on your investment. Standard real time displays, with capacity ratings and
percentage capacity used, provide a quick indication of
how your system is loaded. 5
Improve Reliability & Uptime
Power Quality can Impact Your Bottom Line
PowerLogic systems provide information on harmonic and transient conditions that can cause equipment damage. Left
undetected, it can lead to expensive downtime and lost productivity — which ultimately means reduced profitability.
Problems on the utility supply side, and within a facility, can be identified by a power monitoring system.

Act quickly and confidently


The PowerLogic system can help you troubleshoot fault diagnostics
by providing you real time status information

Proactively reduct downtime


The PowerLogic system can be used to identify correctable events,
such as:
• Preventing variable speed drive damage by verifying that THD
is not higher on one phase
• Detecting blown PF capacitor fuse
• Discovering oscillatory transients, due to capacitor switching on utility
supply side, that cause mysterious tripping of variable speed drives
• Monitoring status and waveforms for improper motor starting operation Uniquely, PowerLogic® CM4000 series circuit monitors,
• Alarming functions for monitoring ground currents to aid in early with transient features, can capture waveforms with over
detection of arcing to ground, or improper neutral-ground bonds 83,000 data points per cycle — showing the oscillatory
nature of the transient that most other meters miss.

IEEE states that equipment can be damaged when RMS plots can be used to compare manufacturer ratings
THD exceeds 8%. From the waveform summary infor- to RMS value of the event. If equipment drops out below
mation, it shows the THD value very near the IEEE limit. rating, then it points to an equipment problem.

Power factor reports can help you determine if


correction or filters are necessary, as well as discover This example shows a utility supply side fault since
and correlate potential motor problems, if power factor is current falls with voltage and then current overshoots
6 found to be leading. as breaker recloses.
With PowerLogic® System Manager™ software,
Power Monitoring Just Doesn’t Get Any Easier!
PowerLogic® System Manager™ software is a full featured web-enabled product family.
With built-in intuitive views, you get a consistent power and utility monitoring experience.

Upon installation, the system contains over 50 real time tables, analog meters and barcharts, an
alarm log with waveform links, pre-engineered power quality and utility cost reports, and more.

You can also tailor this power management software to meet your own needs, with customized
screens, trends and reports that are automatically incorporated into the tabbed navigational
user interface.

Main features and benefits


• Intuitive tabbed interface for quick system navigation

• Simultaneous remote connections from any browser-equipped computer on your network -


no client software required

• Real time data and report sharing with secure access to information

• Remote alarm notification to email, pagers, and other remote devices

• Distributed monitoring and automatic data collection to eliminate nuisance data gaps

• Open system architecture with industry standard protocols and a plethora of intelligent
monitoring devices

• Modular add-ons for advanced graphics, reports, billing, and customized


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Change menus quickly and easily by selecting from tabs
Meters Bar Charts Tables Real Time Trends Diagrams

Real-time trends give


instant feedback for
monitoring demand,
power factor or tracking
14 devices/quantity
combinations.
Thresholds mark
acceptable
min/max ranges.

Meters with color bands act as maintenance


"grease marks" for normal range indicators allowing
visual inspection to view amps, volts, power and
power factor at a glance.

Barcharts with horizontal bars allow user selectable


phase comparisons with color band indications.

Diagrams graphically mimic your system and


Tables provide rapid viewing for thousands of metered
can provide real time fault diagnostics indicating
quantities, as well as summarized diagnostics,
whether the direction of the last disturbance was
that give definitive conclusions about the health
upstream or downstream of the monitoring point.
of the system.

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Alarms Historical System

Historical information includes system wide viewing


of collected data in the form of reports, trends and
waveform analysis.

Alarms show active status and alarm history. The


alarm log includes waveform analysis links to aid
troubleshooting power quality system events.

The System tab includes viewing of any document


link in the form of spreadsheets, PDF files, MPG vi-
deos, HTML pages, etc., that are ideal for viewing
maintenance manuals, video procedures or directly
accessing embedded web page readings from
Circuit Monitors and Ethernet gateways.

Advanced Reports
Advanced reports can be created via an easy
wizard-driven interface. No database experi-
ence or training is necessary. Reports include
pre-defined energy efficiency, reports by shift,
per circuit, multiple locations, time of use and
summarized cost analysis. Reports output is
available in standard formats such as PDF,
Word, Excel, Crystal Reports and HTML.

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Management Facility Operations
Information Manager Interactive Graphics
PowerLogic® System Manager Software contains PowerLogic® System Manager™ software includes interactive
an easy to use, wizard driven, historical trending graphics that can display system wide information, single line
and reporting package that can load data and drawings, site plans and pictorial backgrounds. The simplicity of
generate reports, either on demand or as a generating graphical pages is further enhanced through the use of
scheduled task. standard device type icons such as meters, barcharts, action but-
Features include: tons, and hyperlinks to other diagrams.
• Standard report templates
• Historic tables and trends
• Cost allocation and energy
consumption reports
• Custom report creation
• HTML report output

Graphical views mimic


your system and provide
real time status—instantly
providing you with the state
of your power sources

Activity Log
Activity is recorded to track the events of your
PowerLogic system.The log can be sorted by
field to aid troubleshooting.
Alarms
In addition to notification via the software interface or attached
web browsers, analog and digital alarm conditions can be sent to
e-mail, mobile phones, or pagers. Alarm setup supports up to ten
severity levels, with the option to apply password protection for
acknowledgment of different alarm levels.

With alarm notification, take action before


incurring downtime

Animate your one-line to assist monitoring and troubleshooting activities

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Engineering
The PowerLogic® system gives you the analysis tools and reports to
help you determine the cause and effect. Using powerful event capture
information, you can determine:
• If a power quality problem is on the utility supply or plant load side
• Whether vendors have provided equipment that withstands
specified ratings
• The existence of transients, which, due to their accumulative effect,
can lead to sensitive electronic equipment damage

Waveform and Power Quality Analysis


Using the PowerLogic® CM3000 and CM4000
series circuit monitors, harmonic spectral
analysis is possible up to the 63rd and 255th
Graphical spectral plots
harmonic, respectively. Support also includes
show the relative mag-
RMS plots and FFT analysis. nitudes of harmonics at
a glance. Individual har-
With the PowerLogic® CM4000T circuit monitor, monic magnitudes provide
waveforms can be captured with 83,333 valuable information for
identifying and solving
samples/cycle, providing you with the highest
power quality problems.
level of power quality information.

Real Time Displays


A comprehensive suite of preconfigured real time
displays enables rapid viewing of thousands of
device status and metered quantities distributed
throughout the PowerLogic® system network.
Supports a variety of display types, including
tables, barcharts, analog style meters, phasors,
and more.
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System Manager Family Selection Guide
Software Version DL Standard Pro
Software part number SMSDL SMSSE SMSPE
Product Features
Devices
System Support: PowerLogic® and Modbus/Modbus TCP compatible devices   

Number of device connections 16 Virtually unlimited Virtually unlimited


(Up to 32 with SMSDL32U)
System and Device Setup: PowerLogic® metering and monitoring device Local Local Local and Remote
Data Acquistion
Database MSDE MSDE SQL server
Data storage limit 4 Gbytes 4 Gbytes Unlimited
Automatic onboard file upload   
Web-Enabled Monitoring and Control
Pre-defined meters, tables and barchart real time displays   
Real time trend, trending/forecasting and power quality pass/fail analysis   
Historical trending and pre-defined reports   
Alarm notification with disturbance direction detection   

Waveform Capture Analysis - Transient Detection, Disturbance, FFT, RMS   


Viewing and emailing pre-defined and user defined reports   
Report creation and scheduling Local Local Local and Remote
Control outputs Local Local Local and Remote
Interactive Graphics   
Advanced Reports 
Add-On Modules Add-On Part no.
Extension of SMSDL to device connections SMSDL32U32 Add-On

Extra Web Client: 5 additional connections WEBXTR Add-On Add-On


OPC Server SMSOPC Add-On Add-On Add-On
Upgrade from SMSDL to SMSSE SMSDL2SE Add-On
Web-Enabled

Secure login to protect information mis-use   


No training required browser interface - provides access to information  
remotely through any computer with network access
Full featured viewing capabilities with simultaneous browser connections 1 1 10(1)
(Up to 6 with WEBXTR) (Up to 6 with WEBXTR)
 Included
Local: System Manager software PC using local client
Remote: Allows remote connection to System Manager software PC through terminal services to perform client function
(1) Licensed for 10 browser connections. Additional licenses can be purchased.
System Manager software PE has been tested for 30 simultaneous browser connections.

System requirements
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The System Manager software requires:


 Web browser: Microsoft Interent Explorer 6.0 SP1 or later
 Operating Systems: Windows XP Pro, Windows Vista or Windows 2003 Server
System Manager software PE requires a server operating system to support remote
system and device setup.

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