Transformer and feeder monitoring
Understand how each feeder and phase contributes to the load on a distribution transformer. Give operations and planning teams a closer view of the circuits that supply their customers.
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Power quality
Connect voltage complaints and power-quality events to the equipment, phases and operating conditions behind them.
Explore the applicationFault and outage investigation
Relate a feeder interruption, fuse event or breaker indication to the part of the network it affects and the information the field team needs.
Explore the applicationEnergy balance and loss investigation
Compare feeder energy with the meters supplied by that circuit, then examine the difference with technical losses and data coverage in view.
Explore the applicationTransformer asset intelligence
Understand repeated overload, phase imbalance and the conditions that contribute to transformer stress before deciding what to inspect or replace.
Explore the applicationMetering and field integration
Make meter records more useful by relating them to feeders, phases and transformer areas, alongside the equipment already in the field.
Explore the applicationSCADA and station integration
Connect existing relays, RTUs, meters and station systems with local records and the broader Cetus network view.
Explore the applicationSecure operations and lifecycle
Bring equipment identity, access, configuration and update records into a controlled engineering process.
Explore the applicationGrid twins and network planning
Bring equipment, connections, measurements and assumptions together before assessing a change to the grid.
Explore the applicationGrid capacity coordination
Bring distribution constraints, transmission needs and connected-resource availability into a shared capacity discussion.
Explore the applicationGeneration and connection coordination
Connect generation units, plant equipment and availability information with the constraints at the agreed grid connection.
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