One of the most critical roles of utility companies is
to ensure the health and protection of their Bulk Electric System (BES).
Without proper battery testing and preventative maintenance, the Bulk Electric
System is compromised. As a result, utility companies can suffer from
significant revenue loss, possible safety hazards for their workers and more.
To ensure the negative effects of a compromised system won’t occur, the North
American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has been formed to enforce the
reliability standards of all battery monitoring and testing equipment. In
addition, NERC PRC-005-2 requires utilities worldwide to document and implement
programs for the maintenance of all protection systems affecting the
reliability of the BES.
To comply with NERC PRC-005-2 guidelines, Eagle Eye
has created the ELM-
Series Battery Electrolyte Level Monitor for power utilities
nationwide. The ELM is a reliable dual sensor system that monitors the
electrolyte level and temperature of individual flooded batteries. The ELM-Series utilizes low-cost, easy to
install sensors that will send out an alarm on low electrolyte level, or higher
than normal temperature. Our electrolyte level monitor is also designed to
monitor any flooded battery system regardless of voltage and amp-hour.
Furthermore, this is a 24/7/365 protection for a real time solution for
monitoring battery electrolyte and temperature levels.
Our PRC-005-2
Operation and Maintenance Compliance training is designed to
include a review of battery maintenance fundamentals, inspection methods both
manual and automated, interpretation of the data collected and the required
record keeping. This course is intended for all personnel with the
responsibility for the implementation and operation of a compliant battery
monitoring program.
To learn more about NERC Compliance Solutions, please contact
us
today or to inquire about our NERC on-site training. You can also request a quote
regarding the ELM – Series Battery Electrolyte Level Monitor.
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