Smart Panels: The New Solution for Security and Efficiency in Retail

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Published on 01/06/2023 at 16:33

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Accident and Cost Reduction: How Smart Panels Are Transforming the Retail Sector

The cost of electricity is a significant expense in the retail sector, representing between 1% and 2% of the company’s revenue, according to data from the Brazilian Association of Retail and Consumption (SBVC). However, many establishments handle these costs without proper management, wasting resources and increasing the chance of serious accidents.

The Need for Intelligent Energy Management

Proper energy management is essential to prevent failures in electrical systems, protect against overloads and short circuits – problems that can cause anything from power outages to fire outbreaks. An effective solution to these challenges is the electrical panel, a device designed to safely and efficiently control and distribute electrical energy.

Electrical Panels: Safety and Efficiency in Any Environment

Electrical panels are used in a wide range of installations, from homes to industries, and are essential for controlling lighting, air conditioning systems, and power distribution. Fábio Amaral, CEO of Engerey, a specialist in electrical panel assembly, states that many fires in commercial establishments occur due to electrical issues and that a well-installed and monitored electrical panel could prevent such situations.

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IoT Technology and Cloud Computing: A New Level for Electrical Panels

Among the latest solutions are connected panels, equipped with IoT and Cloud Computing technology. These panels, using wireless sensors, can detect problems and potential risks in real-time, from anywhere. This constant monitoring capability allows for quick and accurate decision-making, enhancing safety.

The Future of Energy Management: Connected Medium and Low Voltage Panels

Medium voltage panels, such as the SM6 Connected, are monitored 24 hours a day, and information can be viewed via computer or smartphone from anywhere. These panels reduce risks and assist in making more accurate decisions.

For sectors such as supermarkets, airports, hospitals, data centers, and shopping malls, low voltage panels like the PrismaSeT from Schneider Electric distribute and control electrical energy efficiently. In addition to constant connectivity, one of the panel’s objectives is to make energy consumption more sustainable through continuous monitoring.

Predictive Maintenance and Service Continuity: The Value of Smart Panels

With the use of sensors, the panels allow for predictive maintenance, preventing potential failures and avoiding problems ranging from simple to complex. Furthermore, both the SM6 Connected panel and the PrismaSet enable service continuity, ensuring that monitoring is not interrupted, which reduces intervention time.

In an increasingly competitive sector, smart panels emerge as an innovative solution for safety and efficiency in retail.

Smart Panels: The New Solution for Security and Efficiency in Retail

Accident and Cost Reduction: How Smart Panels Are Transforming the Retail Sector

The Need for Intelligent Energy Management

Electrical Panels: Safety and Efficiency in Any Environment

IoT Technology and Cloud Computing: A New Level for Electrical Panels

The Future of Energy Management: Connected Medium and Low Voltage Panels

Predictive Maintenance and Service Continuity: The Value of Smart Panels

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Smart Panels: The New Solution for Security and Efficiency in Retail

Accident and Cost Reduction: How Smart Panels Are Transforming the Retail Sector

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Electrical Panels: Safety and Efficiency in Any Environment

IoT Technology and Cloud Computing: A New Level for Electrical Panels

The Future of Energy Management: Connected Medium and Low Voltage Panels

Predictive Maintenance and Service Continuity: The Value of Smart Panels

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