Cabinet edge controller
Local intelligence
Bring feeder, breaker, metering and cabinet observations together. Keep local analytics, retained history and communication close to the transformer.
Intelligence at the transformer cabinet
A remote reading becomes useful when it is tied to the feeder, transformer and event that produced it. The cabinet edge controller brings cabinet observations, local processing and communication into one edge role, keeping the equipment context close to its source.
We review the site arrangement, equipment interfaces and intended functions with your team before defining the final configuration.
Discuss your requirementPurpose in the field
What it brings to the installation
Keep useful evidence close to the equipment, even when communication is interrupted.
- Coordinate feeder, breaker, metering and cabinet-condition observations.
- Use the local grid twin to relate measurements, equipment and operating history.
- Retain records locally and prepare selected events and summaries for reporting.
- Keep application intelligence separate from the commissioned local protection path.
The platform connection
Working with Cetus
The local grid twin relates observations to named equipment and electrical connections. Selected evidence can then inform the wider network view, while local records support investigation when communication is interrupted.
Explore the Cetus PlatformPlan the installation
Start with the right information.
Bring these details to the engineering discussion so that the equipment, integration and operating requirements can be reviewed together.
- 01Cabinet arrangement and the circuits to be monitored
- 02Connected equipment, signal interfaces and measurement requirements
- 03Available power, communications and required local retention
The connected RTU family
Different roles.
Designed to work together.
Serial equipment integration, cabinet intelligence and station connectivity come together within the same Cetus perspective.
Build the whole connection
Related equipment
Consider the measurement, integration and supervision functions together.
Existing equipment, connected
Connect installed meters, relays, compact RTUs and other serial equipment with the Cetus network view through a defined integration profile.
Station integration
Bring Ethernet-connected IEDs, relays and station automation into a common operating picture, with their identity, timing and source information intact.
Feeder monitoring
See current, voltage, power and energy at the individual feeder. Relate phase imbalance, loading and power-quality records to the circuit that needs attention.
Start with your network