SCADA/ADMS systems for the professional energy sector (windEX, TELEXUS)
Improve network reliability and respond effectively to incidents with comprehensive infrastructure monitoring
The benefits of implementing SCADA/ADMS systems in your organisation
SCADA/ADMS systems provide effective monitoring of energy infrastructure, enabling rapid decision-making and enhancing grid operational safety. They allow for remote control of equipment, automatic event analyses and real-time data visualisation. This gives you full insight into and control over the grid, which translates into increased operational efficiency.
By using SCADA/ADMS systems, you can, among other things:
monitor and control devices in real time, regardless of the scale of the network,
respond more quickly to faults and minimise power outages,
enhance infrastructure security through advanced control and authorisation mechanisms,
reduce service times through automation and comprehensive event logging,
analyse current and historical data in order to better plan the operation and modernisation of the network,
integrate the system with other platforms (AM, GIS, technical systems).
Who are SCADA/ADMS systems designed for?
The windEX and TELEXUS systems assist dispatchers in monitoring extensive electricity and gas networks, providing a comprehensive overview of the infrastructure’s status and the ability to control equipment remotely. They facilitate a rapid response to faults, direct analyses of incidents and optimal planning of maintenance work.
SCADA/ADMS software enables the monitoring of local substations, power lines and critical infrastructure at production facilities, thereby helping to ensure the continuity of production processes. These solutions allow for the monitoring of energy consumption and the detection of anomalies. Furthermore, they can be integrated with other automation and Asset Management systems.
These systems support the efficient management of decentralised water and wastewater facilities, enabling the monitoring of flow rates and the operation of pumping stations and treatment plants. The software alerts users to any anomalies, providing a real-time overview of parameters. It also helps to optimise energy consumption and infrastructure maintenance costs.
Find out more about SCADA/ADMS systems for the commercial power sector
- windEX CIM 4K – enables remote monitoring and control of power network equipment across all voltage levels, and includes advanced calculation modules and analysers;
- windEX ST – designed for the monitoring of power stations, it allows for equipment control, event analyses and local diagnostics, and is intended for use in a local monitoring centre as an HMI (Human Machine Interface);
- windEX LVS – provides visualisation and analyses of data from low voltage networks with the option of integration with maps and GIS systems;
- windEX SP – supports industrial plants in monitoring and controlling power supply infrastructure;
- windEX GEO – enables the presentation of data on map overlays and supports geographical analyses of infrastructure;
- windEX EDZOP – is used to record orders issued and executed by the dispatcher supervising the power grid, streamlining the coordination of operational work.
Monitor and automate the operation of energy infrastructure
Discover the capabilities of SCADA/ADMS systems, which will help you improve security and streamline network management
Discover devices compatible with SCADA/ADMS systems
Network security and automation
BELplus
Universal digital protection for MV switchgear
A comprehensive range of current, voltage and earth-fault protection devices
Integration with SCADA systems and support for the IEC 61850 standard
microBEL SRS
Operation of MV overhead switchgear/disconnectors
Earth fault and phase-to-phase fault detection functions
Remote diagnostics of an uninterruptible power supply
Telemechanics
MST 2
A wide range of parameters that can be configured via software
Communication with digital IED devices
Functions of a field terminal, digital device concentrator and telemechanics controller
Solutions for renewables and distributed generation
BRG 3
Control and monitoring of distributed generation sources
Support for standard communication protocols (Modbus, IEC, DNP3)
Flexible configuration and integration with host systems
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the windEX system can operate in its simplest configuration on a single computer running both the server and client components. In this case, the system simultaneously collects and displays data. For large areas of the power grid, such as an entire DSO network, a multi-server architecture is used, comprising 6, 8 or 10 servers located in different sites. These supply data to over 200 terminals.
Yes, windEX uses a Symmetric-Multi-Active architecture, in which all servers hold the full dataset and process it in parallel. This means that the failure of a single server does not disrupt the system’s operation. Service continuity is maintained as long as at least one server remains available.
The windEX licence is valid for life and places no limits on the number of variables. Users can enter any number of signals and data points without needing to upgrade their licence.
Yes, access is provided via a secure HTTPS connection. The scope of data and reports depends on the permissions granted. The administrator can grant users or groups of users access to specific schemas, reports or features. This ensures that they can only view the resources they are authorised to access, whilst the rest remains hidden.
Yes, the system offers multi-layered security at the server-to-server, server-to-client and server-to-object levels. It is possible to authenticate one or both parties to the connection, encrypt data transmission using TLS 1.2, and secure selected types of data requiring additional authorisation, such as control commands.
Yes, TELEXUS can operate in a single-server configuration, where a single computer acts as both server and client. For large or geographically dispersed areas, such as gas distribution networks, a multi-server architecture is recommended. Local servers located in different cities feed data to servers acting as a central monitoring hub.
Yes, TELEXUS can be deployed in a configuration that ensures service redundancy. This means that all servers store a complete set of data and can process it in parallel. The failure of a single server does not interrupt system operation, provided that the others remain active.
No, the TELEXUS licence is valid for life and there is no limit on the number of variables. The system can process any amount of measurement, operational and process data.
No, TELEXUS operates exclusively as a dedicated desktop application. The range of available data, diagrams and reports depends on the user’s permissions. The administrator can specify exactly which functions are available to a particular user.
Effectively monitor and optimise the operation of your power network
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