Arc Flash Training
Investing in advanced arc flash safety measures is a crucial decision for organizations that operate in environments with electrical hazards. These investments involve not only the adoption of new technologies but also the implementation of comprehensive safety programs. Understanding the financial...
A common misconception within the electrical industry is that low-voltage systems (typically operating at 600V or lower) pose a lesser arc flash risk than their higher voltage counterparts. While the potential incident energy may be lower in some cases, underestimating the hazards present in...
Building Automation Training
Strategies for reducing lighting use without compromising productivity BY BRIAN DAUSKURDAS, Lutron Electronics Industrial spaces such as warehouses and storage facilities, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), make up 12 percent of all commercial buildings, and lighting...
Building Automation Systems (BAS) offer a compelling proposition for building managers, promising energy savings, streamlined operations, and improved occupant comfort. However, a significant challenge hindering the full potential of BAS lies in the lack of interoperability between different...
Power Quality Training
Guidance for calculation of efficiency in data centers BY VICTOR AVELAR, Schneider Electric The benefits of determining data center infrastructure efficiency as part of an effective energy management plan are widely recognized. The standard metrics of power usage effectiveness (PUE) and its...
The importance of load studies BY KATHLEEN WOLF-DAVIS with CASY HENRY, Megger If you’re running an industrial power system—whether for an airport, a mill, a factory or a smelter—you’re focused on more than the traditional utility concept of keeping the lights on. You definitely need that...
