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REMOTE AC POWER CONTROL BY ANDROID APPLICATION WITH LCD DISPLA
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
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