Continuous measurement of direct current | Daily monitoring of emergency power supply in preparation for disasters
Monitor emergency power sources daily in preparation for disasters. You can check changes in direct current over time, which may be difficult to notice during patrols.
When introducing direct current monitoring to disaster prevention bases and important facilities, it is necessary to check the current range, cable diameter, number of circuits, panel space, and communication routes, and to select a configuration suitable for the direct current circuit from the emergency power supply to the load equipment. The "iDC-SVS4" is a sensor that continuously measures direct current with support for 30A, 50A, 100A, 250A, and 500A, and sends the measurement data to a monitoring server. Current values, load fluctuations, and past history can be checked remotely, and in combination with monitoring software, it also supports notifications based on set thresholds. It is compatible with initial installation in our distribution boards and helps reduce on-site work through load testing and equipment configuration before shipment. Usage Scenarios: - Direct current monitoring at disaster prevention bases and important facilities - Checking current values and history of direct circuits from emergency power supplies to load equipment - Confirming inspection targets and notification status before on-site visits Expected Benefits from Implementation: - Understanding current changes over time outside of patrols - Consolidating measurement information from multiple circuits for review - Utilizing normal operation history as reference information for inspections and BCP verification We will propose configurations based on monitoring targets, number of circuits, cable diameter, and installation environment.
