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Schneider Electric Announces 'EcoStruxure Power 2.0' with ISO-IEC Certification
| ISO certification acquisition and IEC security standard compliance
| Predictive maintenance through continuous monitoring
| Improved power system reliability through data analysis
Schneider Electric announced on the 13th that it has unveiled 'EcoStruxure Power 2.0', a digital power management system.
EcoStruxure Architecture
EcoStruxure Power 2.0 acquires certification for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) energy management standard and complies with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) cybersecurity standard. It is applicable to buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and through new features, enables convenient, safe, and extensive operation of low-voltage and high-voltage power distribution systems.
EcoStruxure Power 2.0, which has obtained ISO50001, ISO50002, and ISO50006 certifications, is a comprehensive digital power management system recognized worldwide. Complying with ISO standards means supporting more efficient energy use in the field. Therefore, EcoStruxure Power 2.0 provides cost reduction effects through comprehensive energy data management.
It also complies with IEC 62443-4-2 cybersecurity. For IoT applications in power distribution and industrial control systems, IEC cybersecurity compliance is essential. Schneider Electric promotes IEC cybersecurity methods in protecting, monitoring, and analyzing customer systems through the EcoStruxure Power 2.0 case.

EcoStruxure Power 2.0 can replace conventional infrared thermometers
It also features integrated solution capabilities spanning sensors, edge, and cloud. It continuously monitors temperature rise in low-voltage and high-voltage power systems to prevent electrical fires. This solution can replace conventional infrared thermometers. Additionally, system temperature trend identification and alarm functions support predictive maintenance planning.
It also features various functions such as event analysis. This is composed of an intuitive interface enabling users to quickly identify root causes of issues. Through clear and in-depth data analysis encompassing all devices and integrated information, it improves the reliability of power system operations.
Philippe Delorme, Vice President of Energy Management at Schneider Electric, stated, "Today, all enterprises are working to improve efficiency and uptime while reducing risks such as electrical fires through compliance with the latest standards and regulations."
He continued, "Schneider Electric frequently provides system releases of EcoStruxure Power, a comprehensive IoT and digital power management architecture, thereby continuing to provide greater value from sensors to edge to cloud and improving customers' energy performance."
| Predictive maintenance through continuous monitoring
| Improved power system reliability through data analysis
Schneider Electric announced on the 13th that it has unveiled 'EcoStruxure Power 2.0', a digital power management system.

EcoStruxure Architecture
EcoStruxure Power 2.0 acquires certification for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) energy management standard and complies with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) cybersecurity standard. It is applicable to buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and through new features, enables convenient, safe, and extensive operation of low-voltage and high-voltage power distribution systems.
EcoStruxure Power 2.0, which has obtained ISO50001, ISO50002, and ISO50006 certifications, is a comprehensive digital power management system recognized worldwide. Complying with ISO standards means supporting more efficient energy use in the field. Therefore, EcoStruxure Power 2.0 provides cost reduction effects through comprehensive energy data management.
It also complies with IEC 62443-4-2 cybersecurity. For IoT applications in power distribution and industrial control systems, IEC cybersecurity compliance is essential. Schneider Electric promotes IEC cybersecurity methods in protecting, monitoring, and analyzing customer systems through the EcoStruxure Power 2.0 case.

EcoStruxure Power 2.0 can replace conventional infrared thermometers
It also features integrated solution capabilities spanning sensors, edge, and cloud. It continuously monitors temperature rise in low-voltage and high-voltage power systems to prevent electrical fires. This solution can replace conventional infrared thermometers. Additionally, system temperature trend identification and alarm functions support predictive maintenance planning.
It also features various functions such as event analysis. This is composed of an intuitive interface enabling users to quickly identify root causes of issues. Through clear and in-depth data analysis encompassing all devices and integrated information, it improves the reliability of power system operations.
Philippe Delorme, Vice President of Energy Management at Schneider Electric, stated, "Today, all enterprises are working to improve efficiency and uptime while reducing risks such as electrical fires through compliance with the latest standards and regulations."
He continued, "Schneider Electric frequently provides system releases of EcoStruxure Power, a comprehensive IoT and digital power management architecture, thereby continuing to provide greater value from sensors to edge to cloud and improving customers' energy performance."
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