Energy measurement and visualization for existing and new buildings

Energy management Wired solution (iNELS BUS) for larger buildings Wi-Fi day / month / year Pulse output Switch with PoE Pulse output Pulse output Binary Input unit Pulse output Pulse output Pulse output ... up to 14 outputs (more IM3-140M input moduls should be used) Central unit

Wireless solution (iNELS RF Control) for existing apartments and houses Wi-Fi CT transformers a so L1 Magnetic sensor (MS) Infra Red sensor (IRS) Energy gateway Magnetic sensor for water meter (WS) Output „S0“ RF LAN Wireless pulse convertor RFTM-1 ... up to 8 outputs for connecting with RFPM-2 Wireless solution (iNELS Air - Platforma for IoT) for existing apartments and houses Base Transceiver Station Magnetic sensor(MS) Magnetic sensor for water meter (WS) Wireless pulse convertor AirTM-100 Wireless pulse convertor AirTM-100 Wireless puls

RFTM-1 Wireless pulse converter IM3-140M Binary input unit Main circuit breaker Connection Server Connection Server

red so utioniNELS BUS The BUS solution is used for large buildings, commercial space and apartment buildings with a large number of meters (up to 140). These meters must be equipped with a pulse output, which is connected by wire to the input unit (14 inputs). The input units are connected by bus to the central unit. The central unit is connected by LAN to an Connection Server, which converts measured data to consumption values and consequently then provides such data for display in applications (telephone, tablet, PC, TV). Binary inputs unit IM3-140M • IM3-140M is designed to connect up to 14...

RFTM-1 Wireless pulse converter Main circuit breaker

re ess so utioniNELS RF Control The wireless solution is appropriate for existing buildings where metering equipment has already been installed. It is therefore necessary to sense the measured values (without interfering in metering equipment) and transfer data to the energy gateway, which processes the data and renders it for assessment. Methods of sensing meters function on the principle of sensing pulses, fl ashing of an LED, turning of a dial or a unit wheel. By means of a converter, these pulses are transmitted wirelessly to the energy gateway, which provides them with information for visualization...

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re ess so utioniNELS Air - Platform for loT The Internet of Things (loT) is the concept of connecting appliances, machines, sensors to an existing internet structure. This structure utilizes a specially designed network for small data transfer and low power consumption over long distances. In our concept, we use the Sigfox, LoRa, and NarrowBand networks. This solution is suitable for existing buildings where meters are already installed. Compared to a classic wireless solution, the great advantage when using these networks is that they do not need another Internet connection. Measured pulses...

Methods of sensing meters CT (Current transformer) Opening pliers open/close on the existing wire of the measured circuit, most frequently at the main supply at the electricity meter. LS (LED sensor) The LED sensor scans LED impulses on the meter, which indicates consumption by flashing. Wireless pulse converter RFTM-1 Wireless pulse converter AirTM-100 Base Transceiver Station MS (Magnetic sensor) The magnetic sensor scans movement of the numeral, upon which a permanent magnet is placed. Wireless pulse converter RFTM-1 Wireless pulse converter AirTM-100 Base Transceiver Station

IRS (Infra Red sensor) The IR sensor senses the refl ective curtain placed on the moving number of the meter or senses the rotating indicator (mainly on water meters). Wireless pulse converter RFTM-1 Wireless pulse converter AirTM-100 Base Transceiver Station WS (Magnetic sensor for water meter) The magnetic sensor detects the pulse that is created with each rotation of the magnet placed on the unit dial (supported producer Maddalena type TCM 142/08-4627). 0135 Wireless pulse converter RFTM-1 0135 Wireless pulse converter AirTM-100 Base Transceiver Station IMP (output „S0“) Meters with impulse...

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