Auri Energy / Transformer and feeder monitoring
See what the station total leaves out.
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.
Discuss this applicationThe operating challenge
Transformer and feeder monitoring
A transformer can appear healthy while one outgoing feeder is overloaded, one phase is carrying more than its share or a local voltage problem is developing. A total reading cannot explain which circuit needs attention.
The Auri Energy approach
Bring the pieces together.
Auri Energy combines feeder measurements with transformer ratings, circuit identity and cabinet observations. Cetus Edge relates the incoming records to the local grid twin, while Central places the site within the wider distribution network.
A clearer basis for the next decision.
Use that view to investigate uneven loading, prepare a field visit and decide where better measurement, a phase adjustment or an engineering study is needed.
Read the relevant Cetus guideInformation that matters
Start with the right inputs.
- Three-phase feeder current, voltage, power and energy
- Transformer ratings, circuit connections and operating limits
- Available breaker, cabinet and temperature observations
From information to action
How the work comes together.
- Locate the transformer and its outgoing circuits.
- Compare loading, phase balance and the available history.
- Carry the finding into maintenance or a planning review.
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Tell us about the equipment, the information you have and the decision you need to make. We will help define a practical starting scope.