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Download the Latest Issue of Equipment Protection!
Download the current issue of Equipment Protection Magazine today!
Included in this issue you will find feature articles covering EMC and Shielding, Condensation Control for Enclsoures, and Designing Custom Enclosures. You'll also find a special Thermal Solutions section.
The PDF includes hot-links for your convenience. Click on any advertisement and it will take you directly to that company’s Web site.
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Data Center Meltdown - Gone in 60 Seconds
Active Power
60 seconds is about the time it takes for a 10 kW cabinet server load in a data center to heat up, initiate a self-protective shut down and cause immeasurable loss of revenue and revenue opportunity as a result of lost data. As much as 22.3 percent of all outages in a data center are caused by servers overheating and shutting down on their own, according to an April 2007 research study conducted by Aperture Research Institute. This is neither fiction nor an incident reserved only for the ultra high density data centers currently under construction.
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 Elma's New G-Box Expands Base Product Mix for Contract Assembly Services
Elma Electronic Inc. has released a new G-box product line. The G-box is a low-cost base enclosure platform with few parts, simple assembly and a flexible design. The line provides a more expansive base platform for the company's contract assembly services.
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 480 Watt Switching Power Supply
Carlo Gavazzi has expanded its SPD series switching power supplies with the addition of the 480 W model. This new, higher output model was developed to meet the increasing power demand of the automatic machinery market.
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American Power Conversion Unveils InfraStruXure InRow SC Cooling Unit
American Power Conversion (APC) has introduced its InfraStruXure InRow SC cooling unit, which provides predictable air conditioning for wiring closets and server rooms. This 12-inch wide (half-rack) self-contained cooling solution is capable of providing up to 7 kW of cooling capacity, allowing IT professionals to place the unit right next to the heat load to deliver predictable, agile heat removal.
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