Energy Management Web-based embedded solution for monitoring of distributed conventional energy applications Type Em 2 -Server



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Energy Management Web-based embedded solution for monitoring of distributed conventional energy applications Type Em 2 -Server Software solution with integrated database and webserver Monitoring and data management of up to 100 distributed installations Database replication from up to 100 VMU-C EM Webservers Reliable and efficient communication from VMU-C EM to Em 2 -Server based on Web-Services Product description Em 2 -Server allows users to manage distributed installations. In each remote location one VMU-C EM unit is in charge of gathering data from the connected devices (Energy Meters and VMU-M, VMU-P, VMU-O units), store them inside its local DB, and transmit them to the Em 2 -Server, allowing to centralize in a single database and Web-Server, information from many plants, without the need of a dedicated PC. Data may be accessed by means of the Em 2 -Server s web interface. Em 2 -Server package contents DVD with Em 2 -Server virtual machine in OVF format License code (1) Instruction sheet (1): Em 2 -Server is software provided on a license base. See Em 2 -Server Licensing for details Installation 1 Energy Meter VMU-modules RS485 EM 2 -Server: Centralized Database User Interface Data Management tools VMU-C Installation 100 Energy Meter VMU-modules RS485 Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714 1

Em 2 -Server software, Web-based embedded solution for Energy data management Software package with Web-server capability Distributed installations management (up to 100) Database replica from up to 100 remote or local VMU-C EM units AC,DC and environmental variables Alarms control with automatic emailing Data export in Excel format Deployment based on OVF format (Virtual Machine) DVD with VMware compatible virtual machine, ready for use (1) All in one VMware compatible virtual machine including: Operating system (Linux 64 bit) Enterprise level database engine Web-Server Application software Flexible licensing plan (1): Carlo Gavazzi has not any technical or commercial agreement with VMware company, nonetheless, Em 2 -Server is available as OVF format and tested on most recent VMware hosting platforms Product description Em 2 -Server is a software package with Web- Server and Web-Services capabilities suitable to gather information from up to 100 VMU-C EM units. Em 2 -Server aggregates data from multiple installations in single centralized database, allowing user to access them anywhere by a standard Web-browser, through a highly interactive interface. All data are available as charts, tables and reports based on XLS format. How to order Model Type License EM2SERVER STD L1 Type Selection Model EM2SERVER: Em 2 -Server Type STD: Standard License L1: Base license (up to 20 VMU-C EM); L2: Extension license (additional 20 VMU-C EM) (1) (1): up to 100 VMU-C EM may be managed by a single Em 2 -Server instance 2 Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714

Em 2 -Server main software characteristics Deployment Media Format Compatibility Virtual machine characteristics (target) Operating system Database engine Web-Server Application software Virtual machine s host characteristics CPU(min) RAM(min) DVD OVF standard format VMware compatible virtual machine Linux 64 bit Standard SQL relational database Apache Carlo Gavazzi Em 2 -Server Free disk space (min) Host operating system User interface Virtual machine installation VMWare software tools (1) Network configuration VMWare console access Application software (administration) Web-Browser Application software (use) Web-Browser compatibility Backup Method Web-Browser Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera (2) Virtual machine backup and snapshot based on VMware compliant backup tools (3) (1): Carlo Gavazzi has not any technical or commercial agreement with VMWare (2): Carlo Gavazzi tested Em 2 -Server with the latest versions of the named browsers as of 2014-April (3): The user is responsible for data integrity and for putting in place any necessary action to grant that information are stored and managed in a reliable and safe way, including the necessary backup and disaster recovery procedures and solutions Em 2 -Server memory format and data occupancy Description Value Total available memory for database According to available space in the server (1) Maximum backup size Depending on the tool and storage media of choice (1) Resolution High resolution Low resolution Database size management Range of historical data available with High resolution Range of historical data available with Low resolution From 5 to 60 minutes interval according to configuration Daily interval Dynamic, based on: Current number of VMU-C EM units which are replicating their database to Em 2 -Server Total number of devices (Energy Meters and VMU-M units) connected to the VMU-C EM units Number of Virtual meters created at Em 2 -Server level Data resolution (from 5 to 60 minutes) Min.: 5 months Max: 10 years 30 years (1): The user is responsible for data integrity and for putting in place any necessary action to grant that information are stored and managed in a reliable and safe way, including the necessary IT architecture sizing and designing, and backup and disaster recovery procedures and solutions Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714 3

Em 2 -Server TCP/IP networking Inbound TCP/IP communication TCP/IP port number TCP/IP port description Purpose 80 HTTP Access to the internal web-server 52325 SSH Remote tunneling feature; connection from VMU-C to VMU-Y from 1000 to 64000 (customer selected) SSH Remote tunneling feature; user access to remote VMU-C Outbound TCP/IP communication TCP/IP port number TCP/IP port description Purpose 53 DNS Domain name resolution 37 NTP Network time services access 25 SMTP Email message dispatching 443 HTTPS Remote connection to licensing server 4 Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714

Em 2 -Server main functions Overall features Database synchronization Communication protocol Database replica from up to 100 VMU-C EM units; access by Web-interface to present real time and historical data for all the devices connected to the server Carlo Gavazzi DP (Data Push) protocol based on Internet communication Replication interval Configurable from 10 to 60 minutes (step 5 minutes) Replication direction Data push from VMU-C EM to Em 2 -Server so as to avoid firewall hassles Internet connection Em 2 -Server Depending on the IT architecture VMU-C Wired or Mobile Configuration The configuration of Em 2 -Server can be carried by using its integrated Web-Server. No additional configuration software is needed. Configuration of VMU-C units which exchange data with Em 2 -Server is made by connecting to the VMU-C s Web-Server (1) Clock Functions Universal clock and calendar with automatic synchronization through Internet connection (NTP server connection is mandatory so as to avoid a unique time shared between Em 2 -Server and VMU-C) Data and Events logging Memory size Depending on the IT architecture Storage duration and interval See Em 2 -Server memory format and data occupancy Storage data types According to VMU-C EM (1) Alarms management Overview Local alarm management (email and SMS) performed Centralized emails Configuration Actions Data access User interface Data Export User management Concurrent users Up to 100 (1) Users profiling Internationalization Data access tools Monitor view Analysis view Alarms View Map view Tree view Advanced features by VMU-C EM units and/ or centralized alarm management (email) based on Em 2 -Server is possible. Local alarm management is based on VMU-C EM functions (1) Centralized alarm management allows to send by email alarm queues coming from VMU-C EM units SMTP server configuration by Web interface Mail sent in case of - Alarms as working status of the monitored plants - Anomalies as working status of the monitoring system - Events as working status of devices connected through digital inputs Web-Server access by web-browser (Firefox, Chrome, Explorer, Opera, Safari supported) Direct export from charts to CSV files Database export to XLS files Standard user with access to data and Administrators with access to configuration Data access configurable at single energy meter level Multilingual interface Real time and historical data from Energy Meters Multiple variable trends analysis Alarm monitoring and acknowledgement tool Geographical location of target devices Hierarchical view of target devices (1): Please check the relevant VMU-C EM documentation for further information Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714 5

Em 2 -Server main functions (cont.) Tariffs and cost management Multiple tariffs and energy contract can be configured Active Excel based consumption costs reports Contracts comparison tool Virtual meters Virtual meters can be configured by aggregating multiple real or virtual energy meters (2) Database Export tool Tool allowing both exporting and charting of historical trends of whatever variable in the database Synoptic view Tool for real time (3) inspection of a plant, represented by a background (including a layout or a schematic) surrounded by icons representing the necessary energy meters Load profile tool Tool for statistical analysis of daily consumption profile at the DMD (demand) interval resolution; it allows to calculate the maximum Broadcast commands Description Available commands electrical power necessary to feed the installation starting from real consumption data Em 2 -Server is allowed to send broadcast commands to one, some or all the VMU-C EM Commands are processed during database synchronization User add/delete NTP server configuration Email configuration Tunneling from VMU-C to Em 2 -Server Firmware update Database reset Sampling interval setting VMU-C to VMU-C configuration copy Reboot (2): Creation of virtual meters requires database space, thus reducing data retention time (see Em 2 -Server memory format and data occupancy ) (3): Real time is meant in compliancy with data replication interval time, so data refresh is possible with a maximum rate of once any 10 minutes Em 2 -Server licensing Licensing structure Standard base license: mandatory to activate the server instance; it allows to connect up to 20 VMU-C EM units to the target server instance. Standard extension license: necessary to extend the actual count of VMU-C EM units Licensing schema Managed VMU-C units Necessary licenses 20 1 Standard base license 40 1 Standard base license + 1 Standard extension license 60 1 Standard base license + 2 Standard extension licenses 80 1 Standard base license + 3 Standard extension licenses 100 1 Standard base license + 4 Standard extension licenses Licensing check A valid internet connection with outbound communication allowed on ports 80 and 443 is mandatory to activate the Em 2 -Server s licenses; Em 2 -Server periodically checks license validity remotely with Carlo Gavazzi s license servers. In the case license check is not possible or it ends with a not valid result, the relevant Em 2 -Server instance will be disabled, and on data pushed by VMU-C EM units will be allowed to enter the Em 2 -Server s database 6 Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714

WEB-server Home page including: - Main toolbar on the top - Hierarchical tree view on the right - Main variables boxes on the left - Alarms view at the bottom - Map view in the centre Monitor view Each energy meter can be inspected about present and historical trends of any single variable, in the desired time interval Analysis view Trends charting tool, allowing to show and compare any combination of variables from one or multiple energy meters Synoptic tool It allows to check the present plant status by examining active instruments icons placed on static images (uploaded by the user) representing layouts or schematics Load profile tool It allows to calculate the daily consumption profile for the energy meter of choice, from the statistical analysis of consumption data in the desired interval, filtering day intervals according to the needs. Average, median, maximum and confidence interval may be charted or exported in a Excel file Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714 7

WEB-server (cont.) Export tool Any variable from any table in the database may be chosen for charting or Excel exporting. It is possible to select also combination of variables in the desired time interval. Settings tool It allows to configure the VMU-Y EM s settings and the tariff and contract management parameters. It allows also to send broadcast commands to VMU-C EM units. 8 Specification are subject to change without notice Em 2 -Server-DS 140714