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A good read on OSHA and data center safety: http://www.oshalawupdate.com/2011/11/09/osha’s-new-data-center-electrical-safety-interpretation/

Topic:  UPS Topology Pro’s and Con’s Static UPS vs. Flywheel UPS vs Rotary UPS, Battery or Battery Free? Sponsored by Piller North America Presented by Dean Richards, President Thursday, March 1st 4 PM – 7:30 PM Pi Banquet Hall 28775 Franklin … Continue reading →

Thanks to everyone who came out on December 1st! Here’s Tom Roberts presentation on the 2011 NEC Article 645: IAEI Article 645 Presentation For more information on the IAEI, please visit their website at http://www.iaei-michigan.org/

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Hope everyone enjoyed the last meeting.  Here is the PowerPoint:  Conquering Chaos Cooling.

A great keynote by Robert F Kennedy Jr at the national 7×24 Conference. http://www.greenm3.com/gdcblog/2011/6/13/inspiration-for-the-low-carbon-data-center-7×24-exchange-key.html?printerFriendly=true Don’t forget about our chapters upcoming meeting on Tuesday!  Click here for more details.

Sponsored by: Chaotic Cooling How to conquer cooling costs in your Data Center Learn why most data centers are using methods that are best described as chaotic cooling What chaos cooling is How it occurs The consequences on energy costs How to resolve cooling issues … Continue reading →

Blue Cross Blue Shield Presentation Raritan Presentation Geist Presentation (coming soon) Football Squares *WITH WINNERS*

Come learn about  the challenges of PUE and tools to help you better manage and monitor your PUE! Meeting Highlights: Data center power usage effectiveness (PUE), developed by The Green Grid, has received a lot of attention. But how do … Continue reading →

Data center EPO vulnerability fixed in 2011 National Electrical Code By Matt Stansberry, Executive Editor 05 Nov 2010 | SearchDataCenter.com IT infrastructure news Digg This Stumble Delicious Google Fusion After years of wrangling with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) … Continue reading →