Sharing technical expertise and experiences on designing in emergency and standby power for hospitals, schools, data centers, and other facilities where uninterrupted power is required or relied upon. We welcome guest posts and your comments to any of our posts.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Taking action to maintain reliable power
When aiming to maintain reliable power at a data
center, hospital, or manufacturing plant, “proactive” is more effective than
“reactive.” Keeping a close eye on the quality of utility power and the health
of backup generators and associated components works out much better than
waiting to fix an issue that has escaped detection until it becomes a major
problem. The concept of proactive continuous monitoring of power is gaining traction
in various types of facilities where uninterrupted power is a goal, if not a
necessity. Today’s power monitoring solutions often integrate hardware
(sensors, meters), software, and wired and wireless communications to “alert” need-to-know
personnel at the earliest possible time, enabling maintenance or repair sooner
rather than later. Have you/would you invest in power monitoring at your
facility?
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