EcoStruxure Asset Advisor

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2021: Representation of EcoStruxure Asset Advisor

Schneider Electric, a global provider of digital power management and automation solutions, announced on April 22, 2021 the introduction of the EcoStruxure Asset Advisor solution, which provides real-time monitoring and analysis of potentially useful data coming from power distribution systems. EcoStruxure Asset Advisor reduces the risk of key power equipment failure, increases production and financial efficiency, and improves employee security.

According to the developers, the solution itself is universal and can be integrated into production in any industry - from food automobile both to and oilgas, mining chemical industries as well as in airports, () data centers DPCs medical and institutions. With it, technicians can monitor equipment at any time and from any location and achieve higher production efficiency by optimizing service life and reducing the risk of infrastructure downtime.

Schneider Electric experts monitor equipment health, temperature of critical connections in equipment, as well as indoor air temperature and humidity in the cloud monitoring system and notify of critical incidents, alarm alarms, current quality and amount of energy consumed and planned maintenance. Together with the round-the-clock access to experts from Schneider Electric which expertize the to the events and share the recommendations of rather capital and operating expenses, EcoStruxure Asset Advisor allows to optimize management of daily processes.

The main feature of the Asset Advisor EcoStruxure at Schneider Electric was called a preventive approach to equipment management. It avoids problems typical of the classic method, such as the threat to the life and health of employees in emergency situations, losses from unplanned downtime and expensive urgent maintenance. A cloud solution that works on the architecture of the Internet of Things (AI), as a whole, will help to more efficiently manage electrical distribution equipment and, thanks to fast information, prevent serious failures even before they occur, the company concluded.