Feeder monitor
Feeder monitoring
See current, voltage, power and energy at the individual feeder. Relate phase imbalance, loading and power-quality records to the circuit that needs attention.
Make individual circuits visible
A transformer total cannot show how demand is shared between outgoing circuits. Feeder monitoring adds circuit and phase context so that loading, imbalance and power-quality investigations start with a clearer picture.
We review the site arrangement, equipment interfaces and intended functions with your team before defining the final configuration.
Discuss your requirementPurpose in the field
What it brings to the installation
See what a station total can hide: which circuit needs investigation and why.
- Review three-phase current, voltage, power and energy at feeder level.
- Investigate loading, phase imbalance and the available power-quality records.
- Relate outage and restoration observations to the correct circuit.
- Prepare compact records for local analytics and selected reporting.
The platform connection
Working with Cetus
Feeder observations belong to the circuit they describe. The cabinet intelligence layer can retain and interpret that evidence locally, then share selected information with Cetus Central for network investigations.
Explore the Cetus PlatformPlan the installation
Start with the right information.
Bring these details to the engineering discussion so that the equipment, integration and operating requirements can be reviewed together.
- 01Number of feeders and phases
- 02Sensor arrangement, current range and installation access
- 03Measurement objectives, reporting intervals and cabinet integration
Build the whole connection
Related equipment
Consider the measurement, integration and supervision functions together.
Local intelligence
Bring feeder, breaker, metering and cabinet observations together. Keep local analytics, retained history and communication close to the transformer.
Breaker supervision
Connect switching indications and supervised breaker interfaces with the equipment and event they describe. Keep the requested action and resulting feedback clear.
Meter integration
Relate meter readings to the circuit they measure. Support missing-read and energy-balance investigations with clearer network associations.
Start with your network