Why transition TAC I/A Series to SmartStruxure solution?

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Transcript Why transition TAC I/A Series to SmartStruxure solution?

Transitioning TAC I/A Series™
to SmartStruxure™ solution
26 March 2017
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Building automation technology is
changing rapidly. Waiting to upgrade
could result in an outdated system that
is disruptive and expensive to improve,
or may require drastic measures, like
replacing the entire system.
Modernizing your TAC I/A Series™ BMS
now gives you peace of mind. It helps you
simplify, maintain optimal energy and
operational efficiency, and ensure
occupant comfort and productivity.
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Schneider Electric’s SmartStruxure™
solution has been created with our
customers’ needs foremost in mind.
Proactively future proof your BMS with
the newest features and advanced
technologies that address your
challenges today and your needs
tomorrow.
Real simple. Real smart. Real performance.
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SmartStruxure solution chooses from hardware and software
combined with engineering, installation and services to make
buildings:
Smarter
Efficient
Sustainable
Gain actionable information across
all your building’s critical systems
(energy, HVAC, lighting & fire safety)
Increase building energy
efficiency; reduce energy
consumption and costs
Create a comfortable environment
that boosts productivity
and maintains facility value
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Why transition TAC I/A Series to
SmartStruxure solution?
Key features and benefits
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New, modern interface
Gain a new user experience, new
technology, and new feature sets for
improved visualization
> WebStation user interface (UI)
> Anytime, anywhere access via standard web
browser; no need for additional software
> Customizable and accessible for occupants in
varying roles
> Scalable vector-based graphics and trends
> Automatically adjusts for any size display
> Superior capabilities for UI, simplifies operator
experience
> Mobile applications
> Access to the BMS via tablet or smart phone
> Quickly and conveniently perform day-to-day tasks
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Flexible integration
Use the latest technology to expand
traditional integration methods
> Native support for open protocols
> BACnet®, LonWorks®, and Modbus®
> Web Services to exchange data beyond
industry-specific protocols
> Integrate weather services, utility rates, demand
response and other building information
> Use to customize, adjust and control site for
greater efficiency
> EcoStruxure™ Web Services integration
> Provides consistent, simple integration into other
Schneider Electric solutions (building, power, and
data center management)
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Enhanced cybersecurity
Designed to protect the BMS system
against cyber threats
> Communications
> Advanced encrypted communications with CA certificate
support
> User Accounts
> Enforcement of configurable local account password
policies
> Active Directory logon integration inherits IT governed
policies
> Auto logoff timers prevent access to unattended clients
> Process and Compliance
> Cybersecurity policies incorporated into product design,
development, release and maintenance
> Cybersecurity specific testing of products before release
> Pre-qualified for DIARMF* applications
> And more
* U.S. Dept. of Defense Information
Assurance Risk Management Framework
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Ease of transition
Upgrade and leverage new system
benefits with minimal disruption to
day-to-day activities
> Preserve your existing site investment
> Keep the TAC I/A Series system in operation during
the transition process
> Minimize risk as the site is transitioned in sections
and phases
> Existing field controllers, devices, sensors, and
wiring remain in place
> Reuse system design and configuration
> Multiple transition paths available to meet your
needs, timing, and budget
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TAC I/A Series site today
TAC I/A Series
• Enterprise Server
Site IP network
UNC
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UNC
MNB-1000
Plant Controller
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Transitioned site to SmartStruxure solution
StruxureWare Building Operation
• WorkStation(s)
• Enterprise Server
(one location only)
Site IP network
Automation
Server
Automation
Server
MNB-1000
Plant Controller
> Replace UNC and R2 JACE devices with
Automation Servers
> Field controllers, sensors, and wiring
remain in place
> Replace TAC I/A Series software with
StruxureWare Building Operation
software
> Occupants experience and learn new,
modernized front end
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Expanding the site after transition
StruxureWare Building Operation
• WorkStation(s)
• Enterprise Server
(one location only)
• Power Manager module
WebStation
Mobile Apps
• local or remote web
access with no software
installed
• Technician Tool
• AdaptiApps
Power Manager*
for SmartStruxure
solution
WebReports
Reports Server
• local or remote web
access to Reports
Server
Custom User Apps
Site IP network
Automation
Server
Automation
Server
MNB-1000
Plant Controller
Power
meter
> Expand the site with new components as
needed for new buildings, floors, or wings
> Automation Server I/O modules
> Field controllers - e.g. MNL controllers
> Devices that support:
− BACnet
− LON
− Modbus
− Web services
> Leverage the benefits of new
components, such as:
> Mobile apps
> Power Manager module
> Reports Server
* Power Manager available in select
countries. Check local availability.
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Transitioning to SmartStruxure
solution helps you:
> Minimize risk
> Minimize site downtime
> Minimize the overall cost of modernizing your site
> Leverage the benefits of a new system
> New user experience
> New technology
> New feature sets
> Meanwhile, preserve existing site investment
> Re-use components (e.g. controllers, wiring)
> Re-use system design and configuration
> Transition in phases to meet your needs,
schedule, and budget
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