CE Pro July 2023 - 18

Networking+Home Control
SECURITY | ENERGY MANAGEMENT | AMENITIES
RoseWater Releases
New Hubs, Earns AIA
Course Approval
Whole-house system provider
RoseWater Energy Group details the
company's trio of 3-phase energy
management hubs, plus newly
developed CEU education aimed at
architects and builders. By CE Pro Editors
ROSEWATER ENERGY
Group, a manufacturer
of premium whole-house
smart energy and storage
systems, has introduced
three new 3-phase energy
management hubs.
The Plantation, Fla.-based
manufacturer states its new
3P30, 3P45 and 3P75 are
now available to integrators
to help them address largescale
residential projects.
RoseWater Energy says
custom integrators can use
its systems including the
3-phase energy management
hubs and enterprise-grade
HUB 20/HUB
40 offerings to cleanly and
efficiently power major electronic
system investments,
including AV, lighting, home
control, networks and more
by providing stable power
with power conditioning
and backup capabilities.
The new 3-phase hubs
employ hot swappable 2.5
kVA/2.0 kW inverter mod18
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ules and optional 2.4 kW
rectifier modules that are
the foundation of RoseWater's
solutions, the company
notes. Technologies include
its Cordex smart unified
controller with an integrated
Ethernet/SNMP that
monitors and manages both
inverter and rectifier modules
through a web-based
interface and a local LCD
touchscreen.
The 3-phase energy management
hubs are designed
to reside in environments
of temperatures that range
from -4 degrees to 104
degrees Fahrenheit, and the
products incorporate 48volt
DC to 120-volt inverters,
along with a AC-to-DC
converters.
The hubs can integrate
with solar panels using the
SBX 10 Solar Box interface,
and they are offered with 10
kVA per leg (3P30), 15 kVA
per leg (3P45), and 25 kVA
(3P75) per leg versions.
Meanwhile, the intelligent
energy management developer
also has announced
that its new course, " Providing
Protection Via Power
Management for Luxury
Homes, " has been approved
by the American Institute
of Architects (AIA) for
continuing education units
(CEU) in the Health, Wellness,
and Safety category.
The course, which focuses
on the significance of stable
and reliable power, has
been designated RW2023
and is now available to
educate architects on the
role of power quality in
enhancing the homeowner's
experience, elevating safety
standards, and supporting
the seamless integration of
technology in the home.
" Inconsistent power can
pose challenges to the
proper functioning of crucial
devices such as health
monitors, home security
systems, and access to vital
The 3P30, 3P45 and
3P75 3-phase hubs
employ hot swappable
2.5 kVA/2.0
kW inverter modules
and optional 2.4 kW
rectifier modules.
resources like Wi-Fi and
networks for work, play,
and education, " says David
Laikind, VP of RoseWater
Energy. " Our course aims
to tackle these challenges
head-on, providing architects
with the knowledge
and strategies to incorporate
power solutions from
the design phase. "
The course outlines four
key learning objectives:
Differentiate between
power quality and
power storage
Understand the daily
implications of poor
power quality
Analyze various methods
of protecting the
electrical infrastructure
of the home
Design a home power
management framework
Many RoseWater manufacturer
representatives are
now certified to teach the
course. No prior knowledge
is required to attend.
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