CET PECSTAR IEMS Features and Challenges

The video discusses power quality issues and introduces CET's iMeter series, designed to monitor and report power disturbances. It highlights a Hong Kong utility project, addressing challenges like remote connectivity and processing speed. The PECSTAR IEMS platform is presented as a solution, integrating data from various monitors and offering comprehensive analysis and reporting. The system complies with IEC standards and supports third-party devices, ensuring robust data handling and customer-specific reporting.

What are some of the interferences that affect electrical power?

• Surges, sags, harmonics, and transients

• Current overloads

• Power outages

• Voltage drops and spikes

What is a major challenge faced by the Hong Kong utility power monitoring project?

• Inadequate power supply

• Absence of internet access in remote areas

• Lack of skilled personnel

• High cost of installation

How does CET's PECSTAR IEMS address the challenge of data collection from multiple PQ monitors?

• By customizing the device driver to prioritize PQ event data

• By using high-speed internet connections

• By reducing the number of PQ monitors

• By increasing the storage capacity

What is one of the key features of the PECSTAR IEMS platform?

• It is limited to small-scale applications

• It requires manual data entry

• It integrates data acquisition and web services

• It only supports CET's PQ monitors

What compliance standard do CET's PQ monitors meet?

• ISO 9001

• IEC 61000-4-30 Class A

• IEEE 802.11

• NEMA standards

What is a significant advantage of the IEMS system?

• It can handle third-party PQ monitors

• It is not customizable

• It only provides basic data analysis

• It is a closed system

Where can more information about CET's solutions be found?

• On www.cet-global.com

• In local libraries

• At trade shows

• In technical journals