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Catalog
All technical characteristics, references and data in one place. Updated April 2022.
Customer Presentation
Discovering Easergy T300 Remote Terminal Unit.
Brochure
General overview of Easergy T300, a modern approach to distribution network automation.
Easergy Range Flyer
Four-page leaflet on protection relays and feeder automation devices, including Easergy P1, Easergy P3, Easergy P5 and Easergy T300.
Specifications
Utilities MV/LV Substation Controller Specification - Minimum functional requirements forSmart Secondary Substations published by EDSO for smart grids
MV Susbtation LBS Controller Specification - Specifications for a Control Unit for motorized Load break Switch
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Blog
The energy business has already been shifting as it grapples with challenges like increased demand and a stronger push toward decarbonization, and all signs point toward this continuing. Now is the time to consider if your utility or business has the right technology in place to meet its goals for the future.
White Papers
Utilities face increasingly higher expectations to maintain power quality and achieve greater service continuity. With the widespread integration of distributed energy resources all along the network, more Smart Grid capabilities are being introduced into MV/LV substations to meet these expectations. Therefore, transitioning substation assets to host these new capabilities is becoming the neuralgic aspect of any Smart Grid deployment. This paper describes which architectures and components will have the greatest, most effective impact on utilities’ transition to smart MV/LV substations.