Home Page Grid
The Home page in PowerHub is where users select, view, and edit Tools and power POCs.
When the POCs of one or more tools are listed, attributes of both the tools and the POCs are displayed in the home page grid.
Grid Overview
The POC grid on the home page lists various attributes of POCs summarized as follows:
| Attributes in Grid | Tool/POC | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Entity | Tool | Name of tool |
| REF | POC | TPOC reference |
| Description | POC | TPOC description |
| FA | Tool | Functional Area of the tool |
| CEID | Tool | Model type of the tool |
| Bay | Tool | Bay the tool is located in |
| FAC | Tool | Facility the tool is located in |
| UTIL | POC | Normal (NPS), Emergency (EPS) or critical power supply (CPS) |
| TRN | POC | Power train that the POC is connected to |
| Tag | POC | Power tag of the POC, used to restrict the POC to being connected to power panels with the same tag. |
| V | POC | Voltage of the POC |
| FLA | POC | Full Load Amperage of the POC as per the tool supplier, and written on the tool nameplate. |
| PH | POC | Phase, number of hot wires used by the POC. Note that outside the USA, loads that require 2 hots are referred to as ‘two phase’ and this is how this field represents such loads. |
| kVA(CON) | POC | Connected kVA |
| Panel | POC | Name of Panel that POC is preassigned/connected to |
| CCT | POC | Circuit number POC is preassigned/connected to |
| Roxtec | POC | Roxtec that the POC passes through on way to panel |
| Trip | POC | Breaker Trip Name |
| kVA(DEM) | POC | Demand kVA allowing for measured demand data or default date for the assigned panel type |
| DF | POC | Demand factor (measured or default) |
| Size | POC | Trip Unit Size |
| Set | POC | Breaker adjustment |
| LEN | POC | Cable length (actual length, otherwise design length, otherwise auto calculated length) in metres (outside USA) or feet (USA). |
| Cable | POC | Cable Size, mm2 (outside USA) or AWG (USA) |
| RCBO (Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent) | POC | Also known as GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter). Indicates that the circuit is protected by a RCBO/GFCI breaker. |
| Neutral Pole | POC | Indicates that the circuit requires a breaker with a neutral pole. |
| Notes | POC | Comments or other details relating to the POC |