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You Need Protection From All Power Problems

An outage is just the problem you can see. There are many other more frequent power fluctuations—surges, spikes, sags—

that you don’t see. These are the conditions that cause the “unexplained” lock-ups and other potentially damaging results.

Protecting critical network and computing systems requires the expertise of someone who understands all the risks you

face from poor power quality.

Centralized Vs. Distributed UPS Protection

Emerson Network Power has the breadth of products that allows you to implement either a centralized or a one-on-one

distributed power protection strategy depending on your requirements. Whatever configuration you choose, you can

count on Liebert to make it the best it can be. Benefits, such as increased system security, more efficient maintenance and

improved reliability, may make a centralized strategy a better choice for larger operations.

Proper Power Depends On Proper Distribution

In network applications, there may be hundreds of different loads with various voltage requirements, a mix of AC and DC

power, plus any number of other electrical specifications. This calls for a distribution system that is designed to maintain the

highest levels of reliability and quality between the source of conditioned power and the protected equipment.

Power Conditioning And Surge Protection Throughout The Facility

Power conditioning and surge suppression systems are key to maintaining power quality in critical facilities. Raw utility

power is often far too “dirty” for sensitive systems, resulting in lost or garbled data, unexpected software glitches

or shutdowns, even hardware damage. The IEEE recommended practice is to install transient voltage surge suppression

(TVSS) protection on every electrical conductor that penetrates a facility shell, including power lines, telephone and