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Topics: Efficient energy use, Home automation, Peak oil Pages: 8 (586 words) Published: November 11, 2013
Smart Home automation as part
of the Smart Grid

WFES 2010
January 21, 2010
Dusan Janjic
Buildings Solutions Sr. Manager,
Schneider Electric Buildings Business, Dubai

Agenda
●Schneider Electric at a glance
●Smart Grid Concepts
●Smart Home Automation
●Conclusion

2

Schneider Electric at a glance
The global specialist in
Energy management

Making energy:

32% of sales in new economies
x2 compared to 2004

+

Sales devoted to R&D

Years of history through
innovation and leading brands

Energy production
& transmission

people in 100+ countries

•Safe
•Reliable
•Efficient
•Productive
•Green

Covering

World Energy
consumption

Energy usage

Billion global sales in 2008 (in€)

A Recognised
Sustainable commitment
3

Smart Grid is accelerating the energy
value change transformation
Distributed Generation

Renewable

On-site
Storage

Backup
Power

Centralised Generation
• Carbon trading
• Energy efficiency
• Micro network management

Residential
Commercial

Industrial

Transportation
Intelligent Transmission

Intelligent Distribution

Active Consumers

Intelligent
Metering
& Demand
Response

Renewable Energy Generation

All Generation and Storage Options

Self Healing

Includes and Motivates the Customer

Ensures Power Quality

Resists Attack

Optimizes and Ensures Efficiency
4

Smart Grid Architecture
City-wide Performance Dashboards
Distribution
Management
System

Energy
Management
System

Building
Management
System

Grid

Control: Metering: Dashboards:
Lighting Lighting Energy
HVAC HVAC
Tariff
Blinds
Sockets Historical
A/V
Water
Forecast
CCTV
Carbon
Appliances
Services

Home Automation System

Control:
Lighting
HVAC
Blinds

Metering: Dashboards:
Lighting Energy
HVAC
Tariff
Sockets Historical
Water
Forecast
Carbon
Services

Green Office
5

What do we want from Smart Homes?

● Comfort & Entertainment
● Safety
● Efficiency
● Connectivity

6

Efficiency
With Schneider Electric,
you can achieve more while using less
at home…

7

Automation makes energy saving happen
● Enjoy scene control while optimizing energy consumption
● Lighting control is not about reducing light. It offers the correct light when and where required, while reducing wastage.
● Enjoy optimal scenes by recalling the optimized pre-sets every time for sustainable energy-saving.

8

Automation makes energy saving happen
● Save energy according to occupancy, light level, time of day, temperature, and demand levels
● Blinds and shutters open and close automatically, based on time of day and amount of light to optimize the mix of natural light and artificial light ; or according to the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor to optimize HVAC power consumption.

● Minimize wastage of energy without affecting usage with occupancy detection ● Plan appliance control and vary settings depending on demand response levels

9

Automation makes energy saving happen
● Time scheduling and predictive scheduling ensures peace of mind while providing energy savings
● Lights and TV turned on will help to discourage potential intruders while you are away from home. Now with pre-set scheduling, you don’t need to turn them on all the time and thus save energy.
● Appliances and system settings can be automated to respond to demand response levels.

● Energy Monitoring
● Monitor energy consumption alerts you about energy use and conservation.

10

Helps to encourage change of behaviour
● Setup advance personal energy consumption plans
● Take advantage of rebates/incentives
● Plan and adapt to change

● Benchmark yourself on a community level

11

The limitless possibilities
that open up when you are
fully connected

12

The limitless possibilities that open up
when you are fully connected
● Use your mobile as a window to your house
● Control all your devices...
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