Substation automation gateway
Station integration
Bring Ethernet-connected IEDs, relays and station automation into a common operating picture, with their identity, timing and source information intact.
Connect the station to the operational picture
A station brings together relays, IEDs and automation systems with different responsibilities. The station gateway provides the station integration role in the RTU family, relating that evidence to the equipment and network it describes.
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
Carry equipment identity and station context into the control room.
- Bring defined Ethernet IED and relay interfaces into the integration design.
- Preserve equipment identity and station context in exchanged evidence.
- Connect station observations with the operator’s Cetus environment.
The platform connection
Working with Cetus
Station integration starts with the installation’s engineering files, point lists and communication profiles. Where IEC 61850 is required, the supported services, data mappings and acceptance tests are specified as part of that integration. A named protocol alone is not a complete station design.
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.
- 01Station equipment and IED inventory
- 02Required communication services and approved point mappings
- 03Station network, time synchronisation and security boundaries
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.
Local intelligence
Bring feeder, breaker, metering and cabinet observations together. Keep local analytics, retained history and communication close to the transformer.
Breaker supervision
Connect switching indications and supervised breaker interfaces with the equipment and event they describe. Keep the requested action and resulting feedback clear.
Start with your network