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Monitor Power Reliability
The Telemetric Reliability System provides a utility with powerful tools for
gathering and reporting regulatory data required by public utility
commissions or other regulatory bodies. The Reliability Monitoring System
consists of hardware, software, and communications components designed for
monitoring power interruptions, outages and over and under voltages on
utility distribution feeders. Wireless voltage monitors located on
distribution feeders report these events through the wireless network and a
secure web based application. The data collected by the system is used to
automatically generate industry-standard power reliability performance
indicators as defined in the IEEE Guide on Electric Power Reliability
Indices 1366-2001, including:
- SAIDI (System Average interruption Duration Index)
- SAIFI (System Average Interruption Frequency Index)
- CAIDI (Customer Average Interruption Duration Index)
- MAIFI (Momentary Average Interruption Frequency Index)
The primary purpose of the Reliability Monitoring System is to provide
accurate interruption data and automatic calculations of industry-standard
power reliability performance indicators. This information is especially
important to utilities operating under Performance Based Rate (PBR) Systems.
As an option the system can also send information to a utility’s SCADA
system, Outage Management System (OMS) or other applications.
Benefits of the TVM:
- Provides immediate and automatic notification of service interruptions,
outages or over and under voltages via wireless communications.
- Automatically generates industry-standard power reliability performance
indicators as defined in IEEE Guide 1366-2001.
- Improve maintenance by tracking and categorizing interruptions along with
over and under voltage conditions.
- Page or e-mail operations staff automatically when events occur.
Additional information - DataSheet
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