Schneider Electric’s India branch has introduced low-voltage switchboards for energy efficiency and energy management in buildings in India.
According to Schneider Electric, the smart panels are equipped with metering, control, and communication systems. They are designed to ensure that energy consumption metering at the source is automated and to enable data access locally as well as remotely over cloud.
The panels are featured with the Enerlin’X digital system.
“In recent months, power blackouts have occurred frequently in many parts of India. While the Government devises long-term measures to address the situation, we believe all stakeholders should consider it their individual responsibility to address the situation at the ground level,” said Shrinivas Chebbi vice president at Schneider Electric India.
Beginning with Bangalore, Schneider Electric will launch smart panels in ten other cities across India.
“With buildings accounting for almost 40% of energy use in most countries, there is immense potential for improvement in their energy efficiency. Apart from assisting to meet regulatory compliances, the owners and occupants of buildings will benefit from long-term energy and financial savings through Smart Panels,” added Chebbi.
India has started to focus on “smart cities” in order to accommodate the need to curb energy costs and meet the requirements for green buildings.
