More Savings for Companies: Discover the Technology That Promises to Reduce Energy Outages by 50% in Large Industries to Increase Profit

The Electrical Panel Is One of the Biggest Responsible for the Operation of Electricity for Companies and Industries, Especially Medium and Large-Sized Ones. Keeping This in Mind, Issues Like Unexpected Failures Can Reduce Revenue and Cause Losses Due to Low Productivity, Not to Mention the Extra Costs Incurred for Repairs. 

A survey shared by Schneider Electric, for example, shows that a large portion of panel failures occur due to lack of maintenance and loose wires that hinder connectivity and power.  Schneider Electric is a company focused on the electrical sector present in over 100 countries that operates with a vast portfolio of clients offering services aimed at global energy management and matrices. 

A study conducted by the institution shows that about 20% of other defects in electrical networks are due to aggressive environments, such as high temperatures that cause wire melting and even pollution. The chemical condensation processes also interfere with the durability of the systems, causing them to shut down automatically in some situations; overloads and shorts are also included in this percentage. 

Maintenance of Panels Is Necessary for Companies to Reduce Their Energy Costs 

As a way to reduce companies’ expenses with their electrical networks, it is necessary to maintain the panels, especially for large establishments and industries that operate 24 hours a day. Often, halting employee activities due to wiring issues can be avoided, and the profit is harmed due to lack of investments that, initially, are small. 

According to the Brazilian Standard for Low Voltage Electrical Installations, from the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT), NBR 5410:2004, the conductivity of the wires must maintain a constant electrical connection to ensure the proper functioning of the network. 

Solution Allows Companies to Reduce More Than Half of the Electric and Panel Problems by Finding Small Errors That Can Intensify If Not Corrected

Considering the complexity and importance of maintaining electrical panels, some companies have created solutions that aim to ensure greater stability in connections. One of them is the panel that reduces voltage and decreases the risk of shorts. The SM6 Connected has medium voltage and is manufactured by a French company that guarantees its operation 24/7, ensuring greater safety for the integrity of industrial processes. 

SM6 Connected

According to Fábio Amaral, electrical engineer and director of Engerey Electrical Panels, the panel’s sensor facilitates the connected equipment to have a longer  lifespan and automatically identifies products that have anomalies so they can be corrected before the situation intensifies. In other words, it allows for real-time monitoring of electrical schemes and also those that may harm the connection and lead to high future costs, but can be resolved early with small investments and maintenance, such as excess humidity, oxidation, or environmental pollution. 

Detecting Anomalies While They Are Small, the Panel Can Prevent Them from Becoming Big and Costly 

By detecting anomalies in the power system, the panel allows companies to resolve the issue while it is still small, reducing unnecessary costs for resolution when the circuit is already down.  It is precisely in this way that the SM6 Connected exponentially reduces  company expenses and ensures more practicality, safety, and agility in the processes to be carried out.