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Recommended use of LSIG-equipped circuit breakers in UPS applications
A UPS with an input or output isolation transformer, may require LSIG breakers upstream and downstream of the UPS for effective fault protection. But any UPS that does not include an isolation transformer in its power train is protected by the single LSIG incorporated in its feeder through its output until the first isolation transformer which may be in a PDU (Power Distribution Unit).
Read the full paper...		12/17/2019
Powering healthcare: continuous uptime in the medical sector
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Read the full paper...		8/28/2019
Strategies for design: 600V large modular UPS for critical power applications
Design considerations for 600V large modular UPS in critical power applications
Learn more...		3/12/2019
Education power outage report

Now more than ever, IT professionals in the education space need quality power protection solutions that do more than simply safeguard equipment.


Learn more...		12/19/2018
Straight talk about capacitors in your UPS
What they are, what they do, why they’re essential in your UPS— and the importance of proactive maintenance for these humble and often overlooked components
Learn more...		10/30/2018
Getting the most out of the network closet

While network closets take on all shapes and sizes, they are essentially an arm of the data center and as an important component of all mission-critical environments, must be organized, protected, and managed efficiently and effectively.


Learn more...		8/8/2018
Emerging UPS Standby Power Sources
Four Promising Alternatives to the Lead Acid Battery
Learn more...		10/30/2017
Power Management for Server Virtualization
Strategies for preserving business continuity and data integrity in virtualized data centers
Learn more...		6/21/2016
How to choose the right UPS service approach

The four primary options available for maintenance and service of UPS products


Learn more...		6/3/2016
UPS Basics
Everything you ever wanted to know about uninterruptible power systems but were afraid to ask.
Learn more...		1/20/2016
Data center downtime: risk and cost avoidance through service
Minimize business interruption and the costs of downtime by protecting your critical equipment
Learn more...		12/17/2015
A guide to choosing a colocation service provider
Are you exploring colocation options?
Learn more...		10/21/2014
How `software-defined` is redefining the modern data center
Software-defined data centers appear destined to become the standard in the very near future.
Learn more...		10/9/2014
Data Center Knowledge Guide to Data Center Containment
Containment should not be an afterthought. It is at the heart of data center planning, deployment and scalability. The large data center operator cannot afford to ignore the sizeable savings it can realize by increasing compute densities inside containment solutions.
Read the full paper...		7/30/2014
Optimizing Rack Power Distribution

Best practices for selecting the right rack power distribution unit for your environment


Learn more...		1/21/2014
The Not-So-Shocking Truths About UPS Safety

A candid Q&A about reducing the risks associated with servicing data center UPSs


Learn more...		1/16/2014
Powering Converged Infrastructures

Explores the factors that make converged infrastructures inherently resilient and why robust power protection is an essential element


Learn more...		10/7/2013
Overcoming Eight Common Power Management Challenges
How intelligent, logical and complete power management solutions provide relief for some of today’s worst power-related headaches
Read the full paper...		2/10/2011
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Recommended use of LSIG-equipped circuit breakers in UPS applications
A UPS with an input or output isolation transformer, may require LSIG breakers upstream and downstream of the UPS for effective fault protection. But any UPS that does not include an isolation transformer in its power train is protected by the single LSIG incorporated in its feeder through its output until the first isolation transformer which may be in a PDU (Power Distribution Unit).