April 2013 MNS® iRPP Innovative power distribution to critical loads MNS® iRPP Introduction Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 2 What is MNS® iRPP (intelligent Remote Power Panel) ABB’s MNS® iRPP offers complete power distribution and monitoring with up to 128 poles in a space-saving design. MNS® iRPP key features: Safe Reliable Scalable Hot swappable branch circuits Moves, add-ons and changes are accomplished without powering down the complete RPP Continuous monitoring with user configurable alarms Choice of top / bottom cable entry to suit non-raised / raised floor applications MNS® iRPP Value proposition Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture Maximum uptime without outages Safe, reliable operation with a complete vision of power distribution and monitoring. Pre-outage alarms, triggered by user selectable parameters for main incomer and individual branch circuit breakers Optimize energy usage © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 3 Assists with analysis of actual rack usage against the rack rated kW rating, helping data center operators manage power distribution more effectively. Scalable for the future Hot swappable branch circuits User-friendly phase balancing capability MNS® iRPP Value proposition Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture Safety in a compact footprint Simple, cost-effective operation and maintenance Outputs can be replaced easily and quickly, reducing the component non-availability time (MTTR) Business without barriers © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 4 The SMISSLINE TP plug-in socket system is fully protected against direct contact (IPXXB). No matter where you are in the world, ABB expertise is nearby. MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 5 MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 6 Functional description ABB MNS® iRPP I comprises of SMISSLINE TP socket system as distribution chassis to provide IPXXB protection for the branch MCBs and facilitate ‘hot swap’ of circuits. The current measurement system (CMS) continuously measures the current consumption in each branch circuit and the energy analyzer provides the reference voltage, cosphi and frequency from the incoming supply. A single CMS control unit can monitor up to 64 branch circuits The data from both the CMS control unit and the energy analyzer are fed into PLC AC500, which then calculates parameters like kW, kWh, etc., for each branch The data from PLC can be displayed on the user friendly HMI type CP600 & can also be communicated serially to any BMS/ DCEM MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © ABB Group 8. April 2015 | Slide 7 SMISSLINE-TP Allows for load-free plugging in and unplugging of branch devices without additional personal safety equipment and without powering down the RPP Five directly pluggable protection devices Offers unrivalled flexibility, expandability and availability Finger proof IP2XB MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © ABB Group 8. April 2015 | Slide 8 Current measurement system (CMS) Most compact, neat and hassle-free current measurement system Current sensors get mounted directly on the SMISSLINE MCB, thus eliminating the need of cumbersome incoming cables Quick start-up & reduced chances of errors Easy & quick installation High availability MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © ABB Group 8. April 2015 | Slide 9 A44 EQ_Platinum The energy analyzer has dual function. First, it provides the voltage and pf reference value to the PLC for calculating all the power/ energy values for the branch circuits. Second, it provides the following data for the complete RPP: Active power Apparent power Reactive power Current Voltage Frequency Power factor Total harmonic distortion MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © ABB Group 8. April 2015 | Slide 10 PLC AC500 ABB’s flagship PLC offers a wide range of performance levels and scalability within a single, simple concept Designed to perform with ease varied communication tasks Flexible High data transmission speed Multiple communication options Easy configuration Simple networking Integrated web server MNS® iRPP Overview Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © ABB Group 8. April 2015 | Slide 11 • HMI CP660 Highly flexible Specifically designed for advanced applications in complex systems or processes Better information representation to ease human-machine interaction Choice of screen size Resolution: 800 x 600 MNS® iRPP Mains monitoring Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture Voltage, L-N and average [V] Current per phase [A] Max. current [A] per phase Current demand [kW] per phase © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 12 Voltage, L-L and average [V] Max. current demand [kW] per phase Energy [kWh] per phase Real power [kW] per phase Apparent power [kVA] per phase Power factor per phase and total Frequency [Hz] Voltage, THD [%] Current, THD [%] MNS® iRPP Branch circuits monitoring Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 13 Current [A] Max. current [A] Current demand [A] Max. current demand [kW] Energy [kWh] Real power [kW] Real power [kW] demand Real power [kW] demand max. Branch CB On/Off Branch CB rating MNS® iRPP Alarms indication Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © BU 3101 Low Voltage Systems April 8, 2015 | Slide 14 Over-/ under voltage Over current Phase loss Over-/ under frequency MNS® iRPP Typical iRPP application - Low-voltage switchboards / switchgear - Circuit breakers - Active filters - Power factor correction - Rectifiers - UPS - Power transformer - Intelligent power - Distribution units - Remote power panels - Branch circuit monitoring Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Service and consulting offerings - Efficiency improvements - Power Quality Studies - Design - Remote monitoring - Service - Operation - Maintenance - Smart grid connectivity - Microgrid solutions - Strategic partner to leading wind and photovoltaic OEMs - HVAC solutions - High-efficiency motors - Low-harmonic variable frequency drives / inverters - Circuit breakers - Cooling - Automation and control - Energy efficiency audits - Instrumentation © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 15 - Substation - Transformer - Medium-voltage switchboards / switches - Power quality assessments - MV UPS - Data center automation and power optimization - Remote monitoring and diagnostics - Wide range of gensets Link to electrification capability slides MNS® iRPP Typical communication architecture Introduction Value proposition Overview Mains monitoring Branch circuits monitoring Alarms indication Typical iRPP application Typical communication architecture © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 16 ABB in data centers Scope of supply Utility-data center demand-response (Power Assure, Ventyx) DCEM (data center enterprise management) including services Building electrical infrastructure (lighting, security, fire detection and suppression, etc.) Energy distribution network management MV switchgear LV switchgear, PDUs, RPPs HV Substation IT racks servers Transformer Generator set UPS or rectifier with batteries HVAC offering & LV components Building mechanical infrastructure (doors, fences, security, barriers, etc.) ABB offering (BU PACT) Optional offering (as part of the energy supply package) ABB offering (BU PSSS) 3rd party (outside of ABB’s scope and supply) ABB Ltd. April 8, 2015 | Slide 18 CONFIDENTIAL – NO DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION ABB offering (BU LPLS) Energy supply for data centers AC or DC – we have the solution Utility MV/LV transformers Switchgear UPS PDU IT Power supply Servers AC Architecture MV ac 400Vac 400Vac 400Vac 400Vac Batteries Utility DC Rectifier DC Switchgear IT Power supply Servers DC Architecture MV ac 380Vdc Batteries ABB Ltd. April 8, 2015 | Slide 19 CONFIDENTIAL – NO DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION 380Vdc 12Vdc 12Vdc Energy supply for data centers AC and DC DC AC Medium voltage switchgear Transformer MV/ LV rectifier Low voltage AC bus duct Low voltage DC bus duct Low voltage AC switchgear Low voltage DC switchgear UPS (static/ rotary) Battery AC PDU/ RPP DC PDU/ RPP Generator set Generator set Power quality products ABB Ltd. April 8, 2015 | Slide 20 CONFIDENTIAL – NO DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION Summary: Key factors influencing data center success ABB as your partner Risk management / ease of doing business: ABB needs to become the easiest in doing business with, all around the globe. We take pride in directly providing 100% of our customer solutions, exclusively and anytime throughout the life cycle of our products. Safety: With our proven ‘Safety Plus’ philosophy, we offer the safest systems on the market. Personal protection is our highest priority. Availability / reliability: ABB’s portfolio offers the most reliable products on the market today by delivering real time predictive maintenance information, the most tested and industry proven components, high MTBF and shortest MTTR. Scalability: ABB’s portfolio delivers the most flexible hardware and software options, allowing quick additions and / or configuration changes to match growing business needs. Ease of operation / maintenance: As a world wide operating company, our service locations are close to any data center. We offer extensive SLA to suit individual facility requirements. ABB Ltd. April 8, 2015 | Slide 21 CONFIDENTIAL – NO DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION