Schneider Electric: Efficient, Sustainable & Liveable Smart City Model at 6th ELASIA 2014

摘要

Schneider Electric India Ltd showcased its advanced technologies and solutions which enable integration and automation of various market segments with an eye to enabling efficient, sustainable and liveable Smart Cities during July at ELASIA 2014. Through integration at energy, power and information technology levels, Schneider Electric's integrated solutions have been efficiently managing and driving smart cities across the globe. Amitabh Kant, Secretary of the Department of Policy and Promotion inaugurated Schneider's stall at Elasia. In the energy segment, Dry-type cast resin Transformers (Trihal), Premset MV Switchgear, Feeder Automation, Sub-station Automation and Advanced Distribution Management System showcases Schneider's strength to create end-to-end implementation and management calibre - prowess that is essential to build and sustain Smart City and makes Schneider a master in this. Schneider also demonstrated solutions for power and IT segments. Its Blokset aluminium panel, smart panel and Accusine panel help manage volatility in voltage and manage it efficiently to ensure smooth point-to-point electricity supply. Similarly the Galaxy 3000, the 3-phase UPS system deftly manages power supply that guarantee smooth and integrated running of systems. Prakash Chandraker, Vice President, Energy Business, Schneider Electric India said, " Elasia is the biggest arena of all for players like us to showcase their strengths, learn of the areas where we can still improve but above all, it is the biggest melting pot for exchange of ideas and sharing of thoughts and learning." Vivek Yadav, Regional Sales Head - North, Schneider Electric India said, "Our solutions demonstrate capacity to manage and sustain the 5 pillars of a Smart City which are Smart energy, Smart Water, Smart Buildings, Smart Mobility and Smart Public Services. It also shows our strength in providing a complete end-to-end management service that is built on the principle of efficiency and sustainability."