ENERGY CONTROL INFRASTRUCTURE 001 / PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Know the Energy State.
Coordinate the Work.
Preserve the Record.

Electrical topology, isolation relationships and field evidence—connected in one coordinated view for complex construction and commissioning.

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Built for the coordination behind mission-critical electrical work.

CONTROL, NOT CONTROL SYSTEMS

One operating picture.
Different responsibilities.

ENERGY / PEOPLE / EVIDENCE
01 / THE SYSTEM AT A GLANCE

See the relationships.
Not just the equipment.

Follow the electrical relationships from incoming supply through switchgear, unit substations, distribution, and work-zone records. Select any asset to explore its connected context.

ECOS / ELECTRICAL SYSTEM VIEWSCENARIO
Scenario mode
Read the system at a glance. Trace the source path, open point, isolation record and temporary connection—then select an asset for its record.
Green moving traces indicate example source relationships. A red open switch interrupts the path towards TX-1A. Amber highlights a linked isolation record. Blue moving dashes illustrate a temporary-feed relationship on the TX-1B branch. Orange identifies a work zone pending review. No line or record verifies actual voltage absence. SCENARIO VIEW / SYSTEM RELATIONSHIPS FIG. 01 — SOURCE TO ZONE OPEN POINT / SCENARIO ISOLATION RECORD / TX-1A TEMPORARY PATH / EXAMPLE SOURCE / 01Utility 115 kV Source TRANSFORMATION / 02115 / 13.8 kV Step-Down MEDIUM VOLTAGE / 03MV Switchgear SWGR-A UNIT SUB / TX-1A13.8 kV / 480 VISOLATION RECORDED UNIT SUB / TX-1B13.8 kV / 480 VTEMP FEED EXAMPLE LOW-VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTIONMDB-01 / 480 VSAMPLE RECORD ONLY EXAMPLE RELATIONSHIPATS-02 ELEC ROOM 102 / WORK ZONEZone A-12 / PENDING MODE: DEMO / OPERATIONAL: FALSE

Select equipment to inspect its records. Tab + Enter supported.

Source path Open point Isolation record Temporary path Work zone
Scenario relationships · field condition independently verified.

Follow the system / MOBILE VIEW

  1. 01
    Utility source · 115 kVIncoming utility relationship
  2. 02
    Step-down · 115 / 13.8 kVExample transformation
  3. 03
    MV switchgear · SWGR-AExample distribution point
BRANCH A / EXAMPLE

TX-1A → MDB-01

A red open point separates the depicted source path from TX-1A. The amber isolation record and orange work zone A-12 require field review.

BRANCH B / EXAMPLE

TX-1B → ATS-02

Moving blue dashes identify the depicted temporary-feed relationship associated with TX-1B and ATS-02.

Diagram colors show record context—not verified electrical conditions. Field verification and work controls remain authoritative.

COORDINATION WITH FIELD AUTHORITY

Topology helps explain the relationship. A qualified person's approved field process determines the condition.

02 / ONE COORDINATED VIEW

The work is connected.
The records should be, too.

Five operating concepts describe how ECOS is being designed to organize context around hazardous-energy work.

01 / RELATIONSHIPS

Topology

Understand how sources, equipment and downstream work boundaries relate.

Does not determine live electrical state.
02 / BOUNDARIES

Isolation

Associate recorded physical isolation points with scope, people and procedure.

Does not perform physical isolation.
03 / CUSTODY

Lockboxes

Map digital lockbox records and sign-on relationships to work scope.

Physical locks remain authoritative.
04 / EVIDENCE

Verification

Organize evidence and review history provided by qualified personnel.

Never substitutes for field testing.
05 / CONTINUITY

Handover

Keep unresolved issues, responsibilities and transition records visible.

Requires human review and acceptance.
03 / RESPONSIBILITY CHAIN

Every transition
has a responsible party.

Coordinate the records and responsibilities across each stage of the energy-control process.

  1. 01

    Plan the scope

    Identify equipment, work boundaries and authoritative engineering documents.

  2. 02

    Physically isolate

    Qualified personnel execute site-approved energy-control procedures.

  3. 03

    Verify and document

    Perform required checks, then associate evidence with the responsible record.

  4. 04

    Transfer context

    Communicate pending items, responsibility and continuity across shifts.

04 / THE NON-NEGOTIABLE BOUNDARY

Technology supports.
People establish safety.

ECOS organizes hazardous-energy relationships and records across teams. Physical lockout/tagout, required testing, and safe-work authorization remain with qualified personnel under site-approved procedures.

SOFTWAREOrganizes context and records.
FIELD AUTHORITYRemains with qualified people and approved physical procedures.

The interactive scenario is a product demonstration, not a source of actual field conditions.

05 / ACCESS & EVALUATION

Designed for the work
behind the work.

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