CET was awarded the project of Substation Intelligent Power Monitoring System from Asia Aluminum (China). CET's EnerSys System integrated over 1,000 sets of power monitoring devices and digital protection relays.
Buildings and Facilities Energy Management Solutions
For Electrical Contractors, System Integrators and Facility managers who are looking to meet regulatory, environmental, and economic targets, accurate energy measurement is the critical first step. CETA's portfolio of Energy Metering products and communications devices deliver unprecedented warranties at competitive price points. If you are serious about your Facilities Energy Management, CETA is your solution partner.
Should building owners, operators and tenants seek a Green Star - Performance certification?
Metering: Measurement for Success
- Improve Greenstar rating for the efficient construction of a building
- Meet NABERS (National Australian Built Environment Rating System) legislation for the efficient operation of a building
- Meet regulatory requirements for Metering for floor areas over 2500 sq m
- Metering of circuit loads over 100kVa
- NGERS Carbon Reporting
- Meet NMI "For Trade" Pattern Approval requirements
CETA's Product Portfolio Spans the Entire Facility
Pattern Approval in Australia
New legislation regarding Pattern Approval, how does it impact your projects?
| CETA for Commercial Buildings and Facilities Metering | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Meter Service | Application | Comments | |
| Incomer (M1) | Supply check meter and Power Quality Meter | Billing and Tax Calculations | |
| Main Switch Board (M2) | Power distribution to Distribution Boards | Energy Management/Efficiency | |
| Common services divided among Tenants | Outgoing calculations | ||
| Distribution Board (M3) | Power and light distibution per floor | Energy Management/Efficiency | |
| Common services divided among Tenants | Outgoing Calculations | ||
| Tenant (M4) | Power supply to Tenant | Billing | |
| Final Sub Circuit (M5) | Final single phase sub-circuits | Grid Feed-in | |
| Individual plant and equipment | Energy Management/Efficiency | ||
Metering Implications in Australian Commercial Buildings
NABERS, Green Star, CBD, BCA and NMI: The Implications on Metering in Australian Commercial Buildings
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