Thanks to its partner TCT (Tores Composants Technologies), Integral System has also been able to develop an energy monitoring solution based on LoRaWan wireless technology.
The goal of the energy monitoring solution is to reduce the electrical consumption of industrial users.
To achieve this, the strategy is to map the overall consumption by devices by identifying energy-intensive equipment.
The industrial user also obtains the operating time of the machines and can focus their optimization efforts on the most critical points of their installations.
In the previous photo, we can see the
e-green Sensor installed on an isolated phase that powers the demonstration motor.
This sensor allows for the autonomous retrieval of current intensity (without batteries), as it is self-powered by the induced energy from the phase on which it is installed. The opening toroidal system of the sensor allows for its installation in a non-intrusive and non-destructive manner, without shutting down the equipment.
Finally, the sensor sends its data to the gateway via LoRaWan, which in turn sends the data to the cloud storage software, Wise-IoT. Wise-IoT allows for data storage and online calculations to obtain the following key performance indicators:
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Energy Consumption-
Operating TimeAdditionally, the software allows for the display of consumption data history, and the sensor also includes an external temperature probe (type K) that measures the surface temperature.