SCADA monitoring of machine and facility energy data through communications.
We bring machine energy data to SCADA screens
Tekel Elektrik works on SCADA monitoring of machine and facility energy data through communications. The Sarkuysan project made previously unavailable machine energy data visible in SCADA.
Assessment of existing meters and communication options
Defining machines and energy measurement points
Displaying energy data on SCADA screens
Report content, logging intervals and retention defined by project scope
Which needs is it suitable for?
Suitable for facilities wanting to track consumption by machine. Where meters or communications are unavailable, field infrastructure is assessed first. Monitoring alone does not guarantee savings.
Information needed for a quotation
Machines and energy points to monitor
Meter brands and models
Communication interfaces and network structure
Existing PLC and SCADA information
Required reports and data retention needs
Real application
Machine consumption at Sarkuysan became visible through SCADA.
Lack of machine-level consumption visibility and energy data scattered across separate systems.
Technical scope
Transfer of meter or power-analyser data to SCADA using available communications; screens, trends, alarms and reports are defined separately.
When it is suitable
Industrial facilities with multiple machines or distribution points that need to compare consumption.
Prerequisites & limitations
Metering devices, protocols, network access and data quality must be checked. Monitoring alone does not produce savings; billing suitability and measurement accuracy require separate assessment.
Delivery scope
Agreed measurement points, SCADA screens and communication tests; report formats, retention, licences and server requirements are delivered as defined in the quotation.
Quotation process
Share the site location, existing equipment, process or fault requirements and intended scope. After technical assessment and a site visit where needed, equipment, software, labour, schedule and deliverables are defined in a written quotation. No fixed price, uninterrupted operation or specific savings percentage is promised.
Technical scope and project inputs
This table does not declare fixed product ratings or certification. Numerical values, material selection and compatibility are determined by the survey and project documents.
Technical scope and project inputs
Parameter
Assessment
Measurements and capacity
Power (kW), energy (kWh), voltage (V) and current (A) fields depend on meter data; sampling and retention intervals are defined.
Materials and equipment
Existing meters, communication links and SCADA infrastructure are reviewed; additional devices are identified during the survey.
System compatibility
Device models, accessible data fields and supported protocols are verified; integration is assessed for each device.
Delivery scope
Machine and facility monitoring and reporting are scoped; consumption reductions or savings are not claimed without measurements.