AIPQAP

The AIPQAP (AI Power Quality Analytic Platform) by iBonus Limited is a cloud-based, zero-capex solution for intelligent electrical health monitoring. It uses AI to learn facility-specific patterns, establish dynamic baselines, detect deviations, correlate parameters (THD, PF, voltage, etc.), predict failures early, and provide health scores (0-100) with root-cause diagnostics—targeting hospitals, data centers, manufacturing, and aging Hong Kong facilities for predictive maintenance, energy savings, and reduced downtime.

The AIPQAP (AI Power Quality Analytic Platform), also referred to as AIPQAP or AIPQPAP in the provided presentation, is a cloud-based, zero-capex AI-driven solution from iBonus Limited (Hong Kong) for intelligent electrical health monitoring.

Key highlights:

  • Addresses limitations of traditional systems: static thresholds, false alarms, no predictions, isolated parameter monitoring (e.g., THD, power factor, voltage).
  • Core innovation: Learns your facility’s unique “electrical personality” in phases — Learning (establishes context-aware baselines from load, time, conditions), Monitoring (detects deviations and early deterioration trends weeks ahead), Intelligence (correlates parameters, diagnoses root causes, predicts failures with timelines/confidence).
  • Technologies: Multivariable regression for adaptive predictions; trend-based detection (sliding windows, rate-of-change, correlation to failure modes).
  • Dashboard example: Shows real-time health indices (0–100 overall + per-parameter risks), device status overview (e.g., transformers, breakers) with color-coded alerts and diagnostics.
  • Benefits: Predictive maintenance, energy savings (e.g., 3–8% in data centers/industrial), reduced downtime (20–40% fewer stoppages), extended equipment life, ESG compliance, avoided costs/fires.
  • Competitive edge: Continuous, predictive AI vs. reactive threshold-based monitors, energy-only systems, or periodic manual tests.
  • Target markets:
    • Healthcare (e.g., Public Hospital implementation)
    • Data centers (uptime, UPS/battery predictions)
    • Manufacturing/industrial
    • Commercial real estate (aging infrastructure, HVAC optimization)
  • Hong Kong focus on aging facilities: Detects degradation from outdated wiring, harmonics, overloads (modern loads like EVs/ACs/LEDs/servers), leading to overheating, insulation breakdown, arcing, fires, outages.

It provides “electrical peace of mind” by forecasting issues (“something will likely go wrong, here’s what/why/how to fix”) rather than just alerting to current problems.

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White Paper: AIPQAP for Data Centers

AI-Powered Power Quality Analytics & Prediction 1. The Challenge Data centers depend on clean, reliable power. Yet the very equipment that powers the digital economy—UPS systems, VSDs, and switch-mode power supplies—generates harmonic distortion that silently degrades electrical infrastructure. The physics is settled: These mechanisms operate continuously, often unnoticed, until a component fails. Traditional Power Quality…

White Paper: Degradation Trend Reports -AIPQAP

as required by IEEE 3007 1. Capacitor Bank Aging Report Best for: Detecting power factor correction capacitor degradation (as in your earlier example). Average cosphi_l1 Average_Thd_i_pct_l1 Based on historical data (graphs from Jan 2024 to Jun 2026): However, raw historical data alone cannot confirm whether this is true degradation or simply normal load variation. The…

White Paper: PQEMS vs. AIPQAP: A Comparison of Roles

Direct Answer PQEMS is the “eyes” — responsible for monitoring and recording power quality data. AIPQAP is the “brain” — responsible for analyzing data, predicting trends, diagnosing problems, and recommending actions. The two are not competitors — they are complementary. What PQEMS Aims to Achieve (With AIPQAP’s Role) 1. Monitor Power Quality and Ensure Compliance PQEMS’s Role: Continuously…

White Paper: The AIPQAP Technical Foundation

A Data‑Driven Approach to Proactive Electrical Health Monitoring for Aging Infrastructure Version: 6.0 (Complete Edition with All Cited Research and Standards)Date: July 11, 2026Author: iBonus LimitedDocument ID: WP-AIPQAP-2026-006 Aging electrical infrastructure, particularly in older buildings, faces unprecedented strain from modern, non‑linear loads. Traditional monitoring methods, reliant on static thresholds, are reactive and prone to false…

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