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Power GridCommunicationsSolutions for the Energy Sector
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Let Energy Flow.Communicate.Real-time, uninterrupted communications are vital for
the reliable operation of power transmission and
distribution grids, to enable proper network
management, automation and protection, and to ensure
the continuous supply of electricity to customers.
This is not an easy task these days, where legacy
infrastructure and substation devices must co-exist with
newly-introduced IP connections and next-generation
equipment. Power utilities must efciently and economically
manage a myriad of interfaces, protocols, topologies, and
media, so that mission-critical data, control commands and
voice trafc are eectively delivered between operations
centers and remote sites.
For close to 30 years, RAD Data Communications has been
working closely with its worldwide energy utility customers
to address their particular T&D communications needs with
feld-proven solutions. Our comprehensive AXCESS+ portfolio
of multiservice communications products connect any type
of equipment from Teleprotection and SCADA RTUs to
high defnition IP cameras, BPL data collectors and AMI
concentrators over any media and network protocol. Fully
equipped with remote monitoring and control capabilities,
RADs wide range o product solutions are specifcally
designed to ensure the dynamic ow o energy.
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*
Technological Excellence
RADs standards-compliant solutions oer low TCO
with multiservice support for any network environment, aswell as minimal delay for accurate, real-time transmissions
and High Availability design.
*Long-term Product Support
RADs clear product roadmaps and evolutionary
approach to life-cycle management ensure continued support
for legacy services and seamless introduction of NGN
technologies. Our energy utility customers have the reedom
to extend their planning horizons with respect to power grid
communications, without forced investments in network
upgrades due to product end-of-life decisions made
unilaterally by vendors.
*Sustainable Solutions
At RAD, we share our customers commitment to the
environment and understand their need to meet increasinglyrigorous environmental regulation. RAD has been successfully
implementing groundbreaking innovation in form-factor
miniaturization and power consumption optimization to limit
material waste and carbon emissions.
*Customer Commitment
We apply extensive care and effort to our Global
Professional Services program from RADcare support
packages and international training courses to project
management and on-site services to ensure that our
customers are completely satisfed with their decision to rely
on RAD.
The Power of RAD
Selected Customers
Enel ItalyNational Grid USA
Powercor Australia
Elia SystemOperatorSA Belgium
Ampla Energia EServicos SA Brazil
Hydro QuebecCanada
AES Gener Chile
BeijingPowerChina
EDF France
E.ON Germany
MaharashtraState Power
Generation CoLtd. India
Israel ElectricCompany Israel
KEPCO- Korea ElectricPower Corp Korea
TrustPowerNew Zealand
Elektra NoresteS.A Panama
Empresa deElectricidade
da Madeira S.A.Portugal
Ural Energosoyuz RussiaElektro Maribord.d Slovenia
TaiPower Taiwan
Tanzania ElectricSupply CompanyLimited (TANESCO)Tanzania
Provincial ElectricityAuthority Thailand
RAD is the preferred communications vendor for many energy utilities andsystem integrators around the world. Here are the reasons why:
Partners
250 certifed RAD partners in more than 150 countries
System Integrators
ABB, Alcatel-Lucent, Alstom, Arinc, Fujitsu, HP, Telent, Telvent, Siemens
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Solution Versatility
Services
Video
Teleprotection
High/Low SpeedData Connectivity
SCADA
LAN
PABX
Dry Contacts
Analog VoiceFXO/FXS/E&M
G.703
VoIP
Interfaces
X.21/V.35
RS-232/V.24
C37.94
E1/T1
N x 64 kbps
Sub-64 kbps
Ethernet
ISDN
Synchronous/Asynchronous
Products
MultiserviceMultiplexers and
Access Nodes, MSAP
Fiber Multiplexersand Modems
SHDSLModems
SDH/SONETMultiplexers
and ADMs
SubrateMultiplexers
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TopologiesPoint-to-Point
Point-to-Multipoint (Star)
Multi-drop
Resilient Ring
Built-in Redundancy or Service
Protection
Networks
Fiber/FSO
Copper/xDSL
Wireless/Satellite
PDH/SDH/SONET
Ethernet/IP/MPLS
ATM
Frame Relay/X.25
VoIP SIPTelephony
System
DigitalCross Connects
TDM NTUs WirelessMultiplexers
Ethernet Converters,Aggregators and
Access Devices
TDM over IP
Multiplexers
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Remote Substation
SCADAVoice
E1/T1, SHDSL,STM-1/OC-3,
Ethernet Rings
SDH/SONET
E1/T1
Wireless Mux
Wireless Mux
E1/T1
TDM Mux
SCADA
Remote Substation
GbEIP/MPLS
Control CenterAnalog/Digital Voice/SCADA, Ethernet
Mux
STM-1
Remote Substation
Mux
Remote Substation
Mux
PBX
Teleprotection
Voice
Remote Substation
TAC
LAN
E&MFXS 4W
Multiservice Mux
Remote Substation
MSAP
FO
TAC
LAN
E&MFXS 4W
Multiservice Mux
Remote Substation
PBX
Fiber Mux
MSAP
FO
Copper Mux
Remote Substation
SHDSL.bis
ADM
ADMMSAP
Substation multiplexers support all communications
services: Analog voice and VoIP; Hotline/teleconferencing
and PBX extension; SCADA and telemetry connectivity
for analog/digital RTUs, controllers and relays;
Teleprotection; PLC; inter-substation LAN and NOC
connectivity; CCTV; PMR and trunked radio (TETRA)
systems
Reliable, accurate and immediate delivery of load data,
alarms and signals between central control and multiple
stations throughout the T&D grid
Sel-healing, multirate TDM and Ethernet ring supportwith rapid restoration provide NSPF (no single point
o ailure) resiliency and a cost-eective alternative to
multilink connectivity
Link and system redundancy to ensure service continuity
for mission-critical applications
Carrier-class management system for centralized control
of network elements and easy integration with power
utility OSS: Remote confguration, diagnostics and
reporting; FCAPS functionality; Northbound APIs; High
Availability/Disaster Recovery support
Small footprint saves rack space and power consumption,
as well as cabling and cooling resources
Multiservice Substation Connectivity
Single-box solutions for multiservice substation connectivity over copper, ber and wireless
Applications
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Substation
EthernetAccess Device
IP Camera
VoIP
Telemetry
Management
SDH/SONET
Substation
PBX
Analog RTU
n x E1/T1
Ethernetover PDH
ETH
PDH MUX
Data
VoIP
NMS
Substation
Analog RTU
n x E1/T1
Ethernetover PDH
ETH
PDH MUX
Data
VoIP
NMS
MultiserviceAggregation
ETHData
VoIP
NMSX.21V.35
E1/T1
STM-1/OC-3
NOC
GbE
NOC
Legacy
MSAP
IP/MPLS
Substation
TDMoIP Mux
FE/GbE
New IP/EthernetService Addition
GbE
NOC
MSAP
FE/GbE
IP Camera
VoIP
Telemetry
Management
IP/MPLS
Easy integration of NG services and equipment over
existing TDM inrastructure: Intelligent electronic devices
(IEDs), Internet VPN, VoIP telephony, and broadband IP
cameras
Service continuity for legacy applications and equipment,
even ater core networks are replaced to IP/MPLS
Circuit emulation solutions eature TDMoIP technology,an industry standard developed and patented by RAD,
without compromising service quality or latency levels
Ensure deterministic QoS for NGN services and advanced
grid applications over packet transport using multi-
priority trafc management, end-to-end OAM and
performance monitoring
Future-proof solutions streamlined for Smart Grid
communications and IEC61850 architecture, including
reliable, low-latency Ethernet services between sites with
real-time messaging, such as GOOSE/GSSE
Help protect critical infrastructure and IP-based SCADA
systems from malicious cyber attacks with security and
authentication protocols, such as SSH, SSL, SNMPv3, and
RADIUS
Migrating to IP Communications
Connecting new IP/Ethernet-based substation equipment over existingSDH/SONET infrastructure or PSN and delivering legacy/TDM services over an IP network
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Wireless Mux
Control Center
Wireless Mux
Wireless Mux
Wireless Mux
Wireless Mux
100 km
5.4 GHz
5.8 GHz 80 km
5.8 GHz
5.3 GHzIP Camera
IP Camera
SDH/SONET
PBX
MSAP
GbE
X.21
V.35
E1/T1
STM-1
NOC
Router
TAC
LAN
E&MFXS 4W
Multiservice Mux
Substation
Multiservice ADM Fiber Mux
FO
Video Video Video
Transmit highly focused video from unmanned facilities
and remote relay stations over wireless backhaul using
point-to-point and point-to-multipoint sub-6GHz
wireless mux solutions
Ensure high performance for IP-based video surveillance
over broadband wireless with accurate clock recovery,
low latency and trafc classifcation or CoS priorities
Save on OpEx by optimizing use o available bandwidth
with asymmetrical upload/download throughput
Enable simultaneous transmission from multiple
locations, while ensuring High Availability and servicereliability with MHS (monitored hot standby) and HSS
(hub-site synchronization)
Remote monitoring of unmanned facilities over wireless backhaul
Enable 24x7 remote monitoring and deliver actionable
information in real time to allow security and operations
personnel at remote control centers to take immediate
action when required
Support secure VPN applications or IP camera trafc
between remote substations and NOC
Provide high capacity to accommodate high resolution
IP video throughput from multiple cameras, as well as
advanced analytics and command signals or fxed and
pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras
High-capacity video trafc connectivity over ber
Video Surveillance Backhaul
Applications
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TeleprotectionComm Channel
Substation
C37.94, X.21,V.35, E&M, E1/T1
TeleprotectionComm Channel
Substation
PDH/SDH/SONET Network or
TeleprotectionUnit
TeleprotectionUnit C37.94, X.21,
V.35, E&M, E1/T1
Point-to-Point Dark Fiber
Deliver Teleprotection signals with mission-critical
accuracy over dedicated fber, TDM or IP, to help central
control better manage the power grid load and to protect
termination and transformation equipment from severe
damages resulting from faulty HV lines
C37.94-compliant Teleprotection communication
channels allow reliable transmission by minimizing data
errors due to EM and RF intererence, or ground potential
rise (GPR)
Ultra-low end-to-end propagation delay supports
immediate delivery of Transfer Trip commands from
protective relay/contact transfer to remote-end
substations
Maintain perormance levels when migrating to packet
networks with hard QoS, as well as robust latency and
jitter protection
Teleprotection Connectivity
Teleprotection connectivity with ultra-low end-to-end delay
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Control Site
EoSDH/SONETAggregation
GbE
GbE
SDH/SONET
Ch. STM-1
STM-1STM-4
EoPDHAccess Device
POP
DataCollector
FE BPLn x E1/T1
POP
Base Station
FE
WiMAX
E1/T1 Zigbee
POP
DataCollector
FE/GbEFE/GbEGbEIP/MPLS
EoPDHAccess Device
ETHAccess Device
EoSDH/SONETAggregation
GbE
POP
Data
CollectorFE/RS-232
MobileModem/Router
MobileNetwork
GPRS/UMTS
Applications
AMI (advanced metering inrastructure) connectivity
solutions for smart energy grids, transporting meter data
and meter management trafc between collector points
and control rooms
Enable automation of power distribution networks while
utilizing existing cores with intelligent Ethernet over
PDH/SDH/SONET backhaul solutions that provide quality
of service for two-way data communications between
the RF, WiMAX or BPL/PLC feld area network (FAN) and
the utility operations center
Support secure, real-time smart meter networking over
native Ethernet/NG fber backhaul and IP/MPLS cores
with advanced trafc management and perormance
monitoring
Backhauling smart meter data over SDH/SONET or PSN
Smart Meter Backhaul
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Central Site
EthernetAggregation
GbE
GbE
SDH/SONET
Ch. STM-1
STM-1STM-4
Customer A
n x E1/T1
Customer B
FE/GbEGbEIP/MPLS
EthernetAggregation
GbE
Internet
NMS
EthernetDemarcation
ETHLAN
Internet
VoIP
EthernetDemarcation
ETHLAN
Internet
VoIP
n x E1/T1
ServiceProvider
UtelcoPOP
Service ProviderPOP
RemoteBranch
RemoteBranch
Enable grid operators to easily and cost effectively
increase revenues by leveraging their footprint to provide
competitive retail and wholesale communications
services
Take advantage of increasing deregulation to deliver
Internet access, voice, LAN extension, and SAN services
to enterprises with centralized management
Intelligent devices support differentiated QoS with end-
to-end visibility to distinguish between multiple network
maintenance domains for leased bandwidth, shared
access and other carrier o carrier (CoC) services
Utelco business connectivity and carrier of carrier services
Utelco Services
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The Access Company
Specifcations are subject to change without prior notifcation. This document contains trademarks registered by their respectivecompanies. The RAD name, logo and logotype, are registered trademarks o RAD Data Communications Ltd.RAD product names are trademarks o RAD Data Communications Ltd. 2010 RAD Data Communications. All rights reserved.Catalog number 802448, Version 10/10
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