The table below shows you, in brief terms, just how much functionality has been upgraded. In retrospect, NOJA Power are well into their second decade of technology development – it’s no surprise there is an improvement in capability. The additions are all growth in a product which has been evolved over time to meet utility requirements.
As part of its ongoing commitment to developing the latest in distribution switchgear technology, NOJA Power today announces the global release of its latest Relay firmware 1.18.0.0. This firmware version is focused on rapid delivery of post fault information to operators, saving utilities significant time in power restoration after an interruption.
31 May 2017 Brisbane Australia – If a utility engineer has ventured anywhere near an industry conference in the last 10 years it could be assumed that they have been exposed to the new universal communications and substation definition standard of IEC 61850. Whilst it has been successful in the electricity transmission space, it has seen very little usage in distribution networks.
9 May 2017 – Brisbane Australia. Protection and Control Engineers do an admirable job. It is one of the few professions where the advance of technology is making their life more complicated, rather than solving their day to day challenges.
Latest evolution of leading Automatic Circuit Recloser firmware enables seamless control of built-in communication features of latest controllers and provides broken conductor-, higher resolution sensitive earth fault- and admittance-protection to meet special requirements of high-impedance distribution networks
10 January 2016, Brisbane Australia – The benefits of implementing a SCADA system in distribution networks is well documented, but unfortunately for smaller utilities and municipals the upfront cost is simply too high to bear.
November 2016, Tasmania Australia – TasNetworks has recently deployed secure remote engineering access to their NOJA Power RC10 Series controlled Automatic Circuit Reclosers. TasNetworks have provided their engineers with improved capability to analyse faults and quicken response times.
8 November 2016 Brisbane Australia – Australian manufacturers NOJA Power Switchgear today unveil backwards compatibility between their revolutionary RC10 Recloser Controller and the legacy 200 Series OSM Recloser.
Electrical switchgear engineers NOJA Power today announces the introduction of its RC15 control and communications cubicle for the OSM series Automatic Circuit Recloser (ACR or “auto recloser”). The RC15 is based on the proven RC10 cubicle––which is installed in thousands of locations across the world––but features new Cellular, Wi-Fi and GPS capabilities.
