Electricity/Distribution Network

Powerful network control systems (IDS HIGH-LEIT) for the owners of transport, regional and distribution networks and of traction power supply networks enable the cost optimisation of network operation while significantly improving supply quality and facilitating the expansion into new network areas.

Functionalities – Electricity

• Topology calculation and visualisation in power grids
• Voltage monitoring based on topological functions
• Functions for automatic fault isolation and supply recovery (DMS)
• Fault localisation (short-circuit/earth fault localisation)
• Electrical network calculation (load-flow and short-circuit current calculation)
• Semi-automatic switching programmes
• Switching records
• Graphic visualisation and logging of network protection activities, with millisecond resolution (fault log evaluation)
• Recording and monitoring of voltage quality acc. to EN 50160

Station Automation System (SAS)

IDS SAS is ideally suited to meet all requirements on station control, with ultra-high availability for switchgear and computing centres on all voltage levels.

In addition, we offer engineering, installation & commissioning and service for the following applications:

• IT solutions for technical network operation (maintenance and fault elimination)
• GIS-based network operation
• Voltage quality measuring equipment for every voltage level
• IT security in communication networks

The bidirectional exchange of data between the IDS HIGH-LEIT SCADA system and the ACOS NMS network management suite ensures the consistent provision of all legally required documents and information for third-party service suppliers and the German Federal Network Agency.

Complete solutions ensure the uniformity of all systems; standardised interfaces and protocols enable the simple integration into existing IT systems, thereby facilitating flexible expansion of systems and protecting your investment. Our portfolio of services and supplies is rounded off by a high degree of availability, redundancy concepts and nationwide distribution.