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Sm Smar art Energy y Man anagement Circuit Breakers, Grid id of the future?

Gary Myers – Tri-State G&T Joseph E. Childs - Eaton Tri-State's mission is to provide our member systems a reliable, cost-based supply of electricity while maintaining a sound financial position through effective utilization

• f human capital and physical resources in accordance with cooperative principles.

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Energy Automation ion Solu lution ions

Transformer Loading Analysis Alarm & Event Visualization Voltage Monitoring and CVR/IVVC Renewable Integration

Consumer Empowerment Portals

Deliver innovative technologies to help our customers generate, deliver, and manage energy safely, efficiently, and reliably

Demand Response

X Storage Eaton & Nissan Residential Commercial AMI MicroGrid Solutions

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Tri-St State Pi Pilot

• 18 devices currently deployed
• 7 EV Chargers
• 3 Water Heaters
• 1 Electric Heat
• 1 Light/ Electric Outlet
• 2 Solar
• 4 Misc not installed (demonstration, commissioning, etc.)
• Typically see average of 7 devices online
• Voltage, amperage, waveform, kWh – just some of the data being

collected

• Accuracy level within 0.2%

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Eaton Dashboard

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Devices Dashboard

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So Solar r Gard arden Das ashboard

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So Solar r Gard arden Month thly

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Energy Mana nagement Circuit it Breaker

• EPRI Field Trial
• 13 Utilities
• ~250 EMCBs Online
• EMCB Features
• Metering (ANSI C12.20 ±0.2%)
• Time stamped Interval Data
• 1 or 2 pole (plus electronics pole)
• 120/208/240VAC, 15-50A
• Plug-on (BR) or Bolt-on (BAB)
• Applications (20 Use Cases Identified)
• Demand Response
• EM&V - Sub-Metering
• Power Quality Monitoring (1kHz sampling)
• Imbedded into Products

Eaton engineers looked at the breaker and said “Seems like an awful waste of space … What more can we teach a circuit breaker?”

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EV EV Bre reaker

• Starts with a standard 208/240V 2-Pole PVM

breaker

• Thermal Magnetic Protection
• Remote Control
• ±0.2% Net Metering
• Additional features
• Ground Fault Protection
• On/Off Control
• SAE J-1772 Communication
• Charging in %/amps control
• Enhanced EV Connector with embedded UI

Low cost method for Level 2 AC Electric Vehicle Charging

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unic ication ion & Soft ftware Archit hitecture

• Commissioning
• Cell Phone/ Tablet Hotspot
• Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi Cellular Router
• Cloud Environment
• Virtual Private Storage Instance
• NO-SQL Environment
• Application Integration
• REST API
• Eaton Applications
• Real-time Monitor
• Yukon Application Suite

Agent

Commission EMCB Virtual Private Clouds Real-time DB

Authenticate

Storage

Private Cloud

EMCB EV-EMCB EMCB EV-EMCB REST API

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Comments ts on the EM EMCB

EM&V: The installation cost is ¼ the cost of traditional solutions. No new wires, or boxes to install. When the breaker panel is full, you have to install a subpanel, but that is a standard process known to all electricians. Power Quality: We now know what is really going on at the solar site. Net Metering is inadequate for understanding the impact of residential solar. Not all Solar Systems are equal. This monitoring solution allows us to collect data and compare supplier solutions. Sub-metering: We are still researching what granularity of interval data is useful. The ability to increase or decrease the interval rate

• ver-the-air, on a site by site basis is a welcome feature.

Tri-State: Pilot Process went very well for a new product Easy to Install, easy to commission Very few glitches were noted Reliable product Participants enjoyed the easy information access and Dashboard

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Ne Next t Ste Steps

Energy Management Power Router Energy Management Main Breaker

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Final Final Thoug hought hts

• Tri-State pilot has created interest in EMCBs
• Report on findings is planned
• Pilot ended 31 August 2018
• Product available for order as catalog item from Eaton

Tri-State January 2018 Member Manager Meeting 13

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Questi tions?

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Gary Myers gmyers@tristategt.org Desk: 303.254.3592 Cell:970.215.2376

Gary Myers Relationship Manager, Tri-State G&T, currently, Lead - Energy Management Circuit Breaker Program, Variable Capacity Heat Pump Program, Poudre Valley REA, Energy Use Specialist, Owner Main Street Heating & Air, Residential HVAC, Commercial HVAC, Refrigeration. Retired Aviation Technician/ Inspector, Corporate Jet & Helicopter, contractor/U S Air Force.

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Joseph E. Childs

• Sr. Program Manager – Smart Grid Networks

josephechilds@eaton.com 720.273.1682

• Mr. Childs’ primary responsibility at Eaton is to ensure that our solutions are fully integrated with a utility’s
• perations and that they provide the greatest ROI. He has worked the last 30years on the design, development,

delivery, training, and operation of utility control systems as a supplier and user. Mr. Childs joined Eaton in 2002 and has provided leadership roles in the organization with various responsibilities since that time. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science and an M.S. in Bioclimatology from Colorado State University. Mr. Childs currently holds the position of Secretary with the Peak Load Management Alliance organization. He has been awarded 2 patents in the fields of DR and EE.