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PowerLogic Branch Circuit Power Meter (BCPM)Need monitoring at each branch circuit?

Schneider Electric 2- Division - Name – Date

PowerLogic BCPM

The BCPM monitors a complete Power Distribution Unit (PDU)

● CT strips monitor the circuits● Monitor 84 circuits with a single BCPM

● Auxiliary inputs monitor the mains● Two inputs for auxiliary CTs (3-phase, 4

wire)

● Auxiliary CTs ordered separately

Schneider Electric 3- Division - Name – Date

Comparison: BCM and BCPM

  Branch Circuit Monitor Branch Circuit Power Meter

# of Circuits 42 Circuits 84 Circuits

Monitoring  

Current per circuit only Current per circuit and mains

 Power and energy per circuit and

mains

Alarms levels  

High and High-High High, High-High, Low, Low-Low

  Latching and instantaneous

  Latching Alarm Counters

Accuracy 2% of reading from 5 A to 50 A 3% of reading from ¼ A to 2 A, 2% of reading from 2 A to 100 A

Schneider Electric 4- Division - Name – Date

Product Selection Guidance:Branch Current Monitor (BCM) and Branch Circuit Power Meter (BCPM)

Select the BCPM for the following:● Power and energy measurements at either the branch circuit or mains level● Power, energy or current measurements on 84 branch circuits with a single

device● Current, energy or power measurements on the mains● Advanced alarming capabilities, including trip alarms and user-defined

thresholds for high-high, high, low and low-low alarms● Accurate measurements at low current levels, down to ¼ A, on each branch

circuit

●Select the BCM for the following:● Current only measurements on 42 branch circuits● Simple alarming, including high and high-high alarm levels● Need a split –core CT option

Schneider Electric 5- Division - Name – Date

BCPM does the work of an MCM + BCM

●Auxiliary (mains) metering ● Auxiliary metering is equivalent that of the

MCM

● Two 3 phase, 4 wire auxillary inputs

● 1/3 V output CTs

● Auxillary CT’s ordered separately

Circuit metering: ● Two or four CT strips with 21 channels per strip

● Max Current: 100 A CTs

Schneider Electric 6- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Accuracy

●Auxillary metering: ● Current: 2% of reading from 1-10% of

rated current; 1% from 10-100% of rated current

● Voltage: 1% of reading from 90 to 277 V, Line to Neutral

●Circuit metering:

0.25 A to 2 A 2 A to 100 A

Current: 3% of reading 2% of reading

Energy: 4% of reading 3% of reading

Schneider Electric 7- Division - Name – Date

New Measurements on the BCPM

Key Measurements:●Energy●Real Power per phase●Power Factor

● Total

● Per phase

●Voltage● Line to line and average L-L of 3 phases

● Line to neutral and average L-N of 3 phases

●Current per phase●Frequency (Phase A)

Schneider Electric 8- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Feature Set ComparisonCircuit Metering (Measurements per circuit)

Mains Metering (Measurements per mains)

Basic Option(BCPMC)Current only percircuit and mains

Current per circuit Present current demand Max current demand Max current

Current, per phase Max current, per phase Present current demand, per phase Max current demand, per phase

Intermediate Option(BCPMB)Current per circuit,power and energyper mains

Current per circuit Present current demand Max current demand Max current

Current, per phase Max current, per phase Present current demand, per phase Max current demand, per phase Power and energy per phase for each

auxiliary input, kWh, kW Power Factor, total and per phase Voltage

–Line to line and average L-L of 3 phases–Line to neutral and average L-N of 3 phases

Frequency (Phase A)

Advanced Option(BCPMA)Power and energyper circuit andMains

Current per circuit Present current demand Max current demand Max current Power Present demand Max demand Energy per circuit (kWh) Power factor

Current, per phase Max current, per phase Present current demand, per phase Max current demand, per phase Power and energy per phase for each

auxiliary input, kWh, kW Power Factor, total and per phase Voltage

–Line to line and average L-L of 3 phases–Line to neutral and average L-N of 3 phases

Frequency (Phase A)

Schneider Electric 9- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Benefits

● Low cost per meter point● Monitor 84 circuits plus mains with a single BCPM

● High accuracy and Dynamic Range● Monitor loads from ¼ A to 100 A

● Flexible installation options ● ¾” and 1” CT spacing available● Multiple strip configurations supported: Inline, Top feed, bottom feed

● Enhanced alarming capability● Four configurable alarms: High, High-High, Low, Low-Low

● Distinguish between a low load and zero current flow● Monitors low circuit currents down to ¼ A at 3% accuracy

● Cost effective communications● Easily integrates into PowerLogic system or existing Modbus network

● Three feature sets, to meet your specific needs● Basic – Current only in the circuits and mains● Intermediate – Current in the circuits, power and energy in the mains● Advanced – Power and energy in the circuits and mains

Schneider Electric 10- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Alarming

Advanced Alarming Capabilities

●Multiple alarm levels, to protect your system● Low-low, low, high, high-high

● Multiple alarm levels provide a warning of potential issues and allow operators to respond proactively

● User defined alarm set-points

●Alarms are both instantaneous and latching●Alarm counters ensure valuable historical data

is maintained and potential problem areas are tracked

Schneider Electric 11- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Applications Designed for data centers and critical power operations

● The BCPM provides data center managers with information that allows them to:

● Maximize uptime and avoid outages

● Efficiently use existing infrastructure

● Effectively plan future infrastructure needs

● Simply and easily allocate costs

Schneider Electric 12- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Application Maximize uptime and avoid outages

●The BCPM advanced alarming capabilities provide alerts before a breaker trip occurs

● High-high, high, low and low-low alarm levels

● Set alarm levels as a percent of breaker rating to ensure advanced notice of potential issues

●The BCPM uses modbus communication to easily integrate into your existing monitoring network

Schneider Electric 13- Division - Name – Date

BCPM ApplicationEfficiently use existing infrastructure

●The BCPM provides you information on energy use at the circuit level

● Track infrastructure usage levels

● Adjust circuit loading to distribute load

● Avoid capital cost investments by maximizing usage of existing infrastructure

Schneider Electric 14- Division - Name – Date

BCPM ApplicationEffectively plan future infrastructure needs

●The BCPM can provide historical usage data, to ensure that new infrastructure projects are sized correctly

● Track usage at the circuit level

● Develop reports on historical usage patterns

● Use reporting to accurately predict future needs

● Create infrastructure projects that are appropriately

● sized

Schneider Electric 15- Division - Name – Date

BCPM ApplicationSimply and easily allocate costs

●Use accurate energy consumption data to allocate costs

●Track usage patterns and determine areas of potential savings

●Create ongoing reporting structures to effectively manage costs

Schneider Electric 16- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Performance and Specifications●Specifications

● Update rate: 1.2 sec. per panel board, 2.4 sec for aux inputs

● Sampling Frequency: 2560 Hz

● Frequency: 50/60 Hz

● Overload capability: 10 k AIC

● Input power: 90-277 V AC

● Ribbon cable support: up to 20 ft

● Operating temperature range: 0º - 60º C (<95% RH, non-condensing)

● Storage temp. range: -40º C to 70º C

●Standards and Safety● UL 508, “open type” device

● Installation category: CAT III

● IEC/EN 61010 CE

Schneider Electric 17- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Installation Details

Current Transducers (1/3 VAC)

Mains Monitoring

(CTs Ordered Separately)

BCPM PCB

Circuit Monitoring

4 CT Strips Monitor 84 Circuits

21 CT Strip

Schneider Electric 18- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Dimensions – PCB

Main PCB and Bracket Dimensions

Schneider Electric 19- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Dimensions – CT strips

Schneider Electric 20- Division - Name – Date

BCPM installation configurations

●The BCPM supports four configurations:● Top feed

● Bottom feed

● Inline odd/even

● Inline sequential

Configuration is set by the user as a Modbus register

Schneider Electric 21- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Installation Configurations

Single Row Odd/Even Single Row Sequential

Schneider Electric 22- Division - Name – Date

BCPM Software Support

The BCPM is supported in the following software:● Initial Setup and Configuration:

● ION Setup

● Ongoing Monitoring and Status:● PowerLogic System Manager Software (SMS)

-Device driver -Optional device type downloadable from www.powerlogic.com-Software based alarms only-No device resets

● PowerLogic ION Enterprise (ION E)Full device support

●ION Vista support (real-time displays)

●Default OPC support

●Alarm notification

●Automatic onboard data uploads (as supported by device)

●Default metering parameter resets (as supported by device)

●Default ION Reporter support

Schneider Electric 23- Division - Name – Date

Frequently asked questions●Can the new BCPM printed circuit board (PCB) be used to replace the

old BCM PCB for a retrofit application?● No. The CT strips shipped with the BCPM are different from those used with

the BCM and therefore wont work when interchanged.

●What is the standard length of the ribbon cable shipped with the BCPM?

● Three feet

●Does the BCPM support various type breaker (single, 2 and 3 pole) in a single panel?

● Yes, but this type of installation must be performed by PowerLogic Services due to the complex register mapping for this device.

Schneider Electric 24- Division - Name – Date

Competition

Competitor Hardware Product Software Product

PDI BCMS and BCMS Plus

Liebert Liebert Distribution Monitoring (LDM)

Monitor Tool, Sitescan Web

Eaton EMS Powerware EMS

Satec BFM 036 and BFM 136 PAS

Schneider Electric 25- Division - Name – Date

Competition - SummaryOur Offer Strengths Weaknesses

BCPM ●Power per branch circuit●Low-current accuracy to ¼ A

●No flexible 2- and 3-phase support●No split-core support (due Q1 09)

Competitor Strengths Weaknesses

PDI

BCMS and BCMS Plus

●Split-core support ●No power and energy per branch circuit●PDI does not sell software so does not offer a full solution

Liebert

Liebert Distribution Monitoring (LDM)

●Power per branch circuit●Onboard memory/event log●2 phase and 3 phase support in firmware/software

●Not compatible with 3rd party vendors●Not field installable●Lower accuracy than BCPM

Eaton

EMS/EMS Upgrade Kit

●Power per branch circuit●Split-core CT support●Onboard clock for event time-stamping

●Software solution is unclear – Powerware EMS appears to be for initial configuration only

Satec

BFM 036 and BFM 136

●Power per branch circuit●2 phase and 3 phase support in software

●Monitors only 36 branches per device●CT strips of 9 CTs max

Schneider Electric 26- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionPDI BCMS and BCMS Plus - Overview

● Competitor: PDI● Product: BCMS and BCMS Plus● Number of Circuits Monitored: 84● Mains Monitoring: No, summation of branch currents only● Split-Core CT Support: Yes● Power per Panelboard: Yes (BCMS Plus Only)● Power per Branch Circuit: No● Onboard Memory/Event Log: None● Communications: Modbus over RS-485● Software: None

Schneider Electric 27- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionPDI BCMS and BCMS Plus - Measurements

● Two feature sets available: BCMS and BCMS Plus

● BCMS measures current only● BCMS Plus adds voltage measurements

and power and energy at the panel board level

● The BCMS and BCMS Plus do not monitor the mains current. They sum the branch breaker currents to report current per panelboard.

Measurement BCMS BCMS Plus

Individual Branch Circuit

Summation of branch breakers per panelboard

Average current

Minimum/maximum current

Current demand

Real Power - kW per panelboard

Apparent Power - kVA per panelboard

Reactive Power - kVAR per panelboard

kWh per panelboard

Power factor per panelboard

Frequency per panelboard

Input phase current neutral, ground

Voltage L-L, L-N for 3 phases, panelboard

Schneider Electric 28- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionPDI BCMS and BCMS Plus - continued

●BCMS Plus differs from the BCPM in the following ways:● No No inputs for Mains CTs. The BCMS does not monitor mains current, but

instead calculates total current by summing the individual current values for each breaker

● The BCMS only reports power and demand values for the entire panel board, not per phase

● The BCMS quotes 2% accuracy for measured current, but does not give an accuracy range Accuracy: Current – 2% or 0.1 Ampere, whichever is greatest

● BCMS specification does not provide a range of current where it is accurate

●PDI has suffered in the past from poor product quality and questionable accuracy

●PDI makes hardware only and is not able to sell a system or end-to-end solution

Schneider Electric 29- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionLiebert LDM - Overview

● Competitor: Liebert● Product: LDM● Number of Circuits Monitored: 84● Mains Monitoring: Yes● Split-Core CT Support: No● Power per Panel Mains: Yes ● Power per Branch Circuit: Yes● Onboard Memory/Event Log: Yes, 128 event alarm

log, FIFO● Communications: Modbus over RS-485● Software: Configuration Tool, Monitor Tool, Liebert

Sitescan Web

Schneider Electric 30- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionLiebert LDM - Measurements

● Branch Circuit Measurements● Current per breaker● Load per breaker (%)● Power per Breaker● kWh per breaker● 2- and 3-Pole Power and Energy

Calculations

Mains Measurements● Line to Neutral Voltage● Line-to-Line voltage● THD Line to Neutral Voltage● Phase Currents● Ground Current● Neutral Current● Real Power● Apparent Power● Power Factor● Percent Load/phase● THD Phase currents● Crest Factor ● Phase Currents● Panel kWh

Schneider Electric 31- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionEaton EMS - Overview

● Competitor: Eaton● Product: Powerware Energy Management System (EMS)● Number of Circuits Monitored: 84● Mains Monitoring: No● Split-Core CT Support: Yes, in EMS Upgrade Kit● Power per Panelboard: Yes● Power per Branch Circuit: Yes● Onboard Memory/Event Log: No● Onboard Clock: Yes● Communications: Modbus RS-485, upgrade to

Ethernet/SNMP with x-slot comm card in Eaton PDU● Software: Powerware Energy Management System

(EMS)

EATON PDU, with 4 CT strips and PCB at Top Left.

CT Strips

Note: Eaton EMS solution can be sold installed in an Eaton PDU, or as an upgrade kit for field installation in a third–party manufacturer’s PDU.

Schneider Electric 32- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionEaton EMS – Measurements

● Panel Measurements and Parameters● Alarm status (Warnings, Alarms)● Ratio (in percent) of present load compared to

maximum● Average voltage● Phase with highest current● Voltage per phase● Current per phase● Ratio (in percent) of present current compared to

maximum● Average kW● Average kVA● Average power factor● Number of breakers● Kilowatt hours per month● Total kilowatt hours● Maximum voltage logged● Maximum current logged● Maximum ground current logged● Maximum neutral current logged

Branch Circuit Measurements and Parameters● Alarm status● Ratio (in percent) of present current compared

to breaker rating● Phase assignment● Current (RMS value)● Average W● Average VA● Average power factor● Threshold load (in percent) at which a warning

alarm is logged● Threshold load (in percent) at which an overage

alarm is logged● Kilowatt hours per month● Kilowatt hours per year● Total kilowatt hours● Maximum current logged● Maximum W logged● Maximum VA logged● Minimum power factor logged

Schneider Electric 33- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionSatec BFM - Overview

● Competitor: Satec● Product: Branch Feeder Meter (BFM)● Number of Circuits Monitored: 36● Mains Monitoring: No● Split-Core CT Support: Yes?● Power per Branch Circuit: Yes● Onboard Memory/Event Log: Yes, 2 Mb, 1 Event Log● Onboard Clock: Yes, with one-week backup● Communications: Standard Com 1:Modbus RS-485,

Optional Com 2: RS 232, RS-485, Modem, Ethernet● Software: PAS

Schneider Electric 34- Division - Name – Date

CompetitionSatec BFM - Models and CT Options

BFM 136 – Integrated DisplayBFM 036 – No Display

Single CTs3 CT Card

9 CT Card

Schneider Electric 35- Division - Name – Date

For further information

●Please visit www.PowerLogic.com