Global power management expert, Socomec, is driving a stream of innovation to guarantee the performance of the new electrical ecosystem and has developed a disruptive new UPS solution that makes the latest advances in technology more accessible – and easier to deploy – than ever before.

 

 

Data Centre N01 Campus, Norway needed an energy efficient
adiabatic cooling solution with low ambient conditions, water
savings and specially designed for high snow loads and very low
ambient conditions.

The high levels of power used and subsequent heat generated in server systems are the principle causes of fire in data centres. With data centres now covering hundreds of thousands of square metres, a small fire caused by a fault in just one piece of equipment or wiring can potentially spread to cause incalculable damage to the operator’s assets and reputation.

The new Roxtec knock-out sleeve for onsite construction projects and pre-fabricated kiosks and shelters keeps the features of the existing sleeve and adds new innovative ones. The sleeves are now available and adaptable to varying wall thicknesses and can easily be connected into space efficient clusters.

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NorthStar is a global leader in designing, manufacturing and deploying a wide range of batteries and energy storage solutions.

Chatsworth Products (CPI) was recently awarded a patent for a cost-effective, simplified electronic access control (EAC) product for data centre cabinets. This new technology combines access control, intelligent power management and environmental monitoring into a single, integrated platform—highlighting the company’s pioneering expertise in power products and solutions for the data centre.

A leading manufacturer of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems is launching a ground-breaking new maintenance plan that promises not just an emergency response within a set timeframe, but a guaranteed fix time too.

Customers can now easily understand the cost savings of deploying Secure Array™ IP consolidation technology thanks to a new online savings estimator introduced by Chatsworth Products (CPI), the leader in data centre infrastructure.

The cost of configuring cabinets in the data centre can be significantly high because of the number of additional network ports and IP addresses needed to network sensors. Traditional networks typically require one connection for each PDU, environmental device and electronic access control system per cabinet.

Secure Array, an award-winning eConnect feature, reduces costs and minimises installation time by allowing customers to link up to 32 eConnect PDUs under a single IP address using standard Ethernet cables. Additional features include outlet grouping, data logging, threshold alarms and PDU cloning. Adding a second IP address provides failover capability, which allows functioning PDUs to continue communicating if a PDU in the array loses connectivity.

Because eConnect PDUs seamlessly integrate with environmental monitoring and eConnect Electronic Access Control (EAC), 16 cabinets can be fully configured using only two connections instead of traditional deployments that require up to four network connections per cabinet. The online savings estimator demonstrates this substantial cost benefit.

 

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Nlyte Expands Reseller Network in the UK and EMEA with E&I Engineering Ltd.   LONDON, UK – September 4, 2017 – Nlyte Software, the world’s leading software company focused on the management and optimi ...

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The growing proliferation of PoE devices will be boosted by the much-anticipated release of IEEE 802.3bt Type 3 and Type 4 PoE in 2018. As a consequence, we will start to see more devices forego their AC power connection for PoE—everything from LED lights and digital displays to building automation devices and potentially desktop computers.

Many of these devices can be connected to the network using plug-terminated links rather than traditional outlets and patch cords, and the upcoming TIA 568.2-D standard includes support for this configuration also known as  Modular Plug Terminating Link or MPTL.   All this points to more field-terminated plug options and support for plug-terminated links by both cabling and device manufacturers.

The CyberHub ECO.DC DCIM system from Stulz Digitronic Software, for monitoring and optimisation of data centres, helps reduce opex and maximises performance.

Nlyte 9.0 Bolsters the Leading Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Solution Functionality and Scalability, Dramatically Improving User Experience  

  LONDON, UK – September 4, 2017 – Nlyte Software, the world’s leading software company focused on the management and optimisation of infrastructure in data centres and colocation facilities, has anno ...

New Product Provides Operational Efficiency, Improved Cybersecurity Across Leading Communication Protocols and Operating Systems