Video White Papers & Educational Videos :: Schneider Electric Data Center Solutions

Video White Papers & Educational Videos

Date	Name & Description
12/2009	Ground Fault Protection & System Grounding, Part 1 Discern the differences between grounding and bonding in a data center power distribution system, and understand best practices for proper system bonding and grounding during normal operations. Features topic expert Frank Waterer, Fellow Electrical Engineer of Schneider Electric Engineering Services.
12/2009	Ground Fault Protection & System Grounding, Part 2 Schneider Electric continues its educational video series discussing Ground Fault Protection and System Grounding for Data Centers. Part 2 of this series focuses on the basic principles behind system grounding for data center power distribution systems in both 3-phase 4-wire solidly grounded systems and the previously popular 480V 3-phase 3-wire ungrounded delta configurations. This video also discusses ways to avoid phased arcing ground faults and transient overvoltage conditions that can damage a data center power system.
12/2009	Ground Fault Protection & System Grounding, Part 3 Part 3 of Schneider Electric’s Data Center Solutions educational video series on Ground Fault Protection and System Grounding for Data Centers focuses on basic NEC terms used in a grounding system to provide ultimate protection against arcing ground faults and transient overvoltage conditions in a data center power system. Bonding principles are also featured, discussing the application of equipment bonding jumpers to provide a low-impedance, electrically conductive connection between separate enclosures, conduits, stretchers and equipment frames.
06/2009	Automatic Transfer Systems, Part 1 Schneider Electric critical power experts outline design considerations for automatic power transfer in mission critical environments and discuss how they can be implemented to ensure power system reliability.
08/2009	Automatic Transfer Systems: Part 2 Schneider Electric critical power experts profile the important considerations to achieve automatic transfer higher in the system. Video focuses on Switchgear & Switchboards, Logic Platform, Circuit Breaker Controls, and User Interface.
08/2008	Sequence of Events Recording (SER), Part I Effective incident recovery procedures and millisecond resolution event sequence information allows data centers to quickly save the load in emergencies. This SER series demonstrates event reconstruction technology and the benefits it provides.
09/2008	Sequence of Events Recording (SER), Part II Part 2 of this two-part educational video series on Sequence of Events Recording (SER) discusses the benefits of implementing modern energy and power management systems to identify power system issues, and how to respond.