Siemens Industry, Inc.

Arthi Sudhakar Janakiraman

Guang Yang

Matthew Leidy

James Washburn

Westin Williams

There are described systems and methods for load management of an electrical panel. A first breaker interrupts the load current in response to detecting that the load current exceeds an adjustable current rating. The first breaker adjusts its adjustable current rating, so that a total load of the breakers does not exceed a panel rating of the electrical panel. Also, a controller communicates by wired or wireless communication to receive load current data from the breakers and identifies that the first breaker has interrupted the load current based on the data. The controller determines whether a second breaker may enable load sharing in response to identifying the interruption. If load sharing is enabled, the controller sends a first command to the first breaker to raise its adjustable current rating and a second command the second breaker to lower its adjustable current rating.

Load management for an electrical panel

An electronic circuit breaker provides waveform data wirelessly and alters a breaker code wirelessly. The breaker comprises a transceiver to wirelessly transmit information including waveform data, a microcontroller including a processor and a memory and computer-readable firmware code stored in the memory which, when executed by the processor, causes the microcontroller to: monitor in real-time breaker functional parameters to determine parametric modifications, wirelessly transmit the information that was saved previously in the electronic circuit breaker about the one or more breaker functional parameters to a remote device with a graphical user interface, alter a breaker algorithm after analyzing load data of problematic electrical loads in a mobile application (APP) of the remote device to treat the problematic electrical loads as normal and safe and test the computer-readable firmware code with a problematic electrical load to make sure the electronic circuit breaker doesn't still trip on the problematic electrical load.

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Cumming, GA, United States of America

Arthi Sudhakar Janakiraman