Common Modules
Cross-system capabilities including alarm management, energy KPIs, reporting, and data consistency detection.
Shared alarms, KPIs and reports that keep every site consistent and auditable.
Cross-system module adaptation shared by DCIM, BMS, EPMS, CCCS and AI — one alarm center, one energy KPI layer, one report output and one data consistency check. Common Modules are not a standalone system.
Common modules provide the cross-system layer: one alarm center with prioritization and escalation, energy KPIs, automated and custom reporting, AFDD and data consistency detection.
Because every site shares the same modules, alarm handling, KPI definitions and report output stay consistent and auditable across the portfolio.
6 Shared Modules Inside Common
Alarm Center
Unified alarm management with prioritization and escalation.
Energy KPI
Key performance indicators for energy consumption and efficiency.
Report Center
Automated reporting with customizable templates.
Custom Reports
User-defined reports with drag-and-drop builder.
AFDD
Arc fault detection and diagnostics.
Data Consistency
Automated data validation and consistency checking.
Common Technical Parameters
Platform Baseline
Every system runs on the IntelliOne platform base, so platform-level redundancy supports all five systems and their shared modules uniformly.
Values marked as design standard are engineering targets; 350 MW+ operating load reflects successfully delivered projects.
Redundancy Design in Common
System-Level Redundancy
Alarm center, energy KPIs and reporting run on multi-copy data, so a single-point failure does not interrupt global output.
Multi-Copy Functional Runtime
Alarm center, energy KPI calculation and report output all run on multi-copy data rather than a single runtime copy.
Continuous Global Output
A single-point failure does not affect global functional output, so alarms, KPIs and reports keep being produced.
Isolated Fault Domain
A fault inside this system is contained by its own redundancy design and does not spread to other modules running on the platform.
Functional output continues
Each system is independently highly available: a single system fault is isolated and does not spread to other modules.
Platform Base Support
Level 1 · IntelliOne unified platform layer
Every system runs on the IntelliOne platform base, so platform-level redundancy supports all five systems and their shared modules uniformly. Dual-node hot-standby cluster, multi-copy data storage and dual communication links remove platform-level single points of failure, keeping the global management view continuously available.
Deployment-Level Redundancy
Level 3 · Engineering delivery standard
Hardware-Level Redundancy
All control hardware, gateways and core servers use industrial dual-power redundant configuration, so a single supply failure does not affect device operation.
Network-Level Redundancy
Dual physical network links are deployed, with management and control networks physically separated and each carrying its own redundant paths.
Power-Level Redundancy
Critical control nodes include UPS backup as standard, so monitoring, emergency control and data reporting continue during a power loss.
Standard delivery configuration on every project — not an optional add-on. No single point of failure on site, suited to complex grid and environmental conditions across Southeast Asia.
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