Industrial technology. Connected to your application.
Fuji Electric electrical equipment, Automation & Control, Cleanroom solutions and Data Center power infrastructure —with Fuji CAC engineering, system integration, installation, commissioning and lifecycle support.
Fuji Electric product families
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Integrated solutions for power, energy, building management and industrial gas analysis, delivered through Fuji CAC’s engineering and system-integration capabilities.
Energy Management Systems (EMS), including Power Management Systems (PMS)
Building Management Systems (BMS)
Gas Analyzers
Smart Factory, IT & IoT
Use live plant data to improve performance
Connect production, quality, energy and equipment data so teams can detect problems early and act on them. Fuji CAC integrates instrumentation, PLC, SCADA and DCS with industrial IoT and plant IT.
Track line output, downtime and rejects in real time. Link process readings to batch and inspection records to find recurring defects and trace affected product.
Energy and utilities
Use EMS and UMS to spot demand peaks and waste. Compare energy per unit of output when production and meter data are available.
Monitor trends and flag abnormal equipment behaviour early. Use condition data to prioritise maintenance and reduce unplanned stops.
EMS & UMS: from meters to reports
Energy consumption dashboardElectrical distribution monitoringSteam & gas monitoringWater utility monitoring
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Energy Management Systems (EMS), including Power Management Systems (PMS), and Utility Management Systems (UMS) connect power and flow meters, PLCs and data-collection networks with monitoring software, trends and consumption reports. Scope can include EMS software, data acquisition, meters, cabling, fittings, integration and commissioning.
IT/OT integration & a practical starting point
Connect sensors, meters, PLC, SCADA and DCS through suitable industrial networks and edge gateways. Agreed interfaces can exchange plant information with data historians, MES/ERP or on-premises/cloud applications, with network separation and controlled access considered in the architecture.
Typical inputs include temperature, pressure, flow, electricity, machine status and alarms. Specify time stamps, sampling intervals, units and equipment IDs so signals can be compared meaningfully. For existing equipment, assess controller interfaces and add sensing where needed.
Start with one production line or utility system: define the operational problem and KPIs, confirm available data, test a proof of concept, then scale what demonstrates value. Advanced analytics or AI should follow a clear use case and suitable data.
Build on Fuji CAC’s electrical, automation and facility-system integration experience; define IT interfaces, software and specialist partner scope around the project.
Fuji CAC brings cleanrooms, HVAC, electrical systems and process utilities into one coordinated facility package for semiconductor, electronics and advanced manufacturing projects in Vietnam.
Skid systems and container PTUs can contribute to reducing the time needed for installation work at customers’ sites because switchboards, uninterruptible power systems, transformers, and other equipment are fitted to a common frame, integrating them into a unit, and delivered to the site as a unit.
Data Center / Group technology
Modular power. Connected infrastructure.
Fuji SMBE’s Power Train Unit brings pre-engineered, factory-tested power infrastructure into a modular enclosure. Configurations can combine switchgear, transformers, UPS, batteries and cooling interfaces around project requirements.
Fuji CAC coordinates the local electrical and mechanical scope, equipment installation and utility connections, including interfaces between modular power units, cooling and building systems, through installation, testing and handover.
