IT Racks, Cooling, Power Monitoring in GA/AL/TN – Rittal-Corp announces rep agreement with CriticalPowerSys
We are pleased to announce a Manufactures Representative agreement has been announced between Rittal-Corp and CriticalPowerSys. This complement to our strategy brings Infrastructure "Best Practice" products and solutions to the Datacenter. Whether you need just: Racks Bought Racks and Need Power Monitoring Containment Needs to optimize Datacenter Cooling needs or Many other needs - We have several examples of where and how we helped re-design for Overhead Electrical Bus, Racks, Cooling, Monitoring, UPS's...... This takes you to Rittals website If you are in GA/AL/TN, don't hesitate to give us a call or send us any email and we can help you identify what you need for many datacenter ...
Power and Cooling in the Datacenter – Magazine Article
Datacenter Magazine just published an article about Power and Cooling. "With the tools available to us today, both IT and Facility managers have a chance to make a big difference. While having an enormous amount of resources around us to help quantify the go-forward strategy, finance will continue to be a hurdle. Power and Cooling do not help the company grow. Yet without it your infrastructure can not provide the things needed to support that growth. I am discussing some changes regarding Power and Cooling in the data center that will help justify your existence and the cost for change."... "These are ...
Power Monitoring – from Whips to BUS to PIPS & POPS
Has monitoring become more of a "need" than a "want" in your datacenter? Whether at a specific outlet or BUS, the desire to know what power draw in a given day or project has become a necessity, in my opinion. End Users, Co-Lo's and Managed Service Models all have requirements to charge appropriately for used power. Power bills in the south aren't getting cheaper. Hmm, how creative can you get for govt credits? Or prove what you've saved over time? Power Monitoring has become the next "must have" in the datacenter. I heard a crazy story and since it was ...
PDI’s Electrical BUS System
PDI announces new Manufactures Rep relationship with Critical Power Systems for the Powerwave Electrical BUS System. We are excited about this opportunity. This relationship extends the value that we continue to bring to our customers and partners. The number of clients that are finding out about this product and are requesting pricing is astonishing. It truly goes to show that data centers are on the move to offer flexibility in design and operational efficiency. Over head electrical BUS architecture provides ease of use, flexibility and safety. Looking at Starline? It's now time to bring in ...
GE Energy – Digital Energy (Power Quality) will attend the Datacenter Dynamics Conference & Expo in Atlanta, GA
GE Energy - Digital Energy (Power Quality) will attend the Datacenter Dynamics Conference & Expo in Atlanta, GA, Tuesday, February 15th, at the Crowne Plaza Atlanta at Ravinia. Let us know if you are interested in attending, we will be at the Conference and would love to have you stop by our booth display. Representatives for Power Quality will be in attendance and will be available to discuss eBoost(tm), offering data centers Guaranteed Higher UPS Efficiency. Technology Breakthroughs: Up to 99% UPS efficiency Compliant to ITI (CBEMA) curve during transient events Up to 4.5 MVA UPS capacity using Redundant Parallel Architecture (RPA) Magnetizing ...
Critical Power Systems expands Rep Territory, Welcomes TN
As the New Year is upon us, GE's Power Quality announces that Critical Power Systems Manufactures Rep contract now includes Tennessee. Products: Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS), Power Distribution Units (PDU), Single & Three Phase Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), Surge Protective Device (SPD), Paralleling Switch Gear (PSG) Other Products: Distribution: PDU, Transformers, Inverters, Remote Power Panel While are currently holding the states of GA, AL and now welcome TN. If you are a Electrical Contractor, General Contractor or IT Integrator and would like to know more about how we can help expand your differentiated value with GE's Power Quality product offerings, send us a note. We look ...
BIG Guarantees coming from GE with their eBoost Technology
When looking at installing a new UPS for your Datacenter, there are alot of options to consider. CIO's like to drive out cost while optimizing efficiencies and support cost. GE is taking a significant approach to driving out cost and improve your overall efficiencies and lower cost. What is eBoost? > e = high efficiency (up to 99%) guaranteed > Boost = fast transfer to inverter < 2ms eBoost operation provides considerable energy life cycle cost savings ranging from $0.5MMto $7MM. ** Savings are dependent upon load, power costs and life cycle duration (years). ** Assumptions: • Power Cost = $0.10/kw-hr ( GA costs are increasing ) • Operating Hrs/Year = ...
Need UPS Service/Preventative Maintenance Contracts and more…
If you have any questions or would like a quote on existing and new UPS Maintenance Contracts, please fill out Service Quote Request We have a full line of products that we can work on. Anything from time and material to full parts inclusive maintenance programs. We can customize a maintenance package that meets YOUR needs. Equipment Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) Batteries (Wet cells and VRLA) Power Distribution Units (PDU) Static Transfer Switches DC Rectifiers Maintenance Agreements Scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance can identify issues before they become critical problems Factory Trained on most major manufacturers UPS Systems 24X7 Technician availability for all your needs Readily available supply of spare parts from our local ...
Voters in the Southeast – Go to the Poll
Get out to polls and make your votes count. Don't forget to make time on this critical day to make your votes. AJC had a great article to help you do your research. I've posted our partner states for your review as well. Georgia Voters http://www26.thevoterguide.org/v/ajc10/?sfr=1288718509740 Alabama Voters http://www.birminghamobserver.com/ Tennessee Voters http://www.tennessean.com/
Happy Birthday! We turned 27
Computer Environmental Systems Inc., dba Critical Power Systems turned 27 yesterday. We were so busy that I didn't get a chance to share with everyone else. My apologies. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! We have enjoyed getting more mature with age and experiencing things over the last 27 years that have brought great insight to our abilities. We want to thank all of our Partners, Electrical Contractor, General Contractors, End Users, IT VARs and the like for helping us provide the things that you need for us all to enjoy life to it's fullest. We are in the middle of big change once again. ...
IT Racks, Cooling, Power Monitoring in GA/AL/TN – Rittal-Corp announces rep agreement with CriticalPowerSys
We are pleased to announce a Manufactures Representative agreement has been announced between Rittal-Corp and CriticalPowerSys. This complement to our strategy brings Infrastructure “Best Practice” products and solutions to the Datacenter. Whether you need just: Racks Bought Racks and Need Power Monitoring Containment Needs to optimize Datacenter Cooling needs or Many other needs –... [Read more of this post]
Power and Cooling in the Datacenter – Magazine Article
Datacenter Magazine just published an article about Power and Cooling. “With the tools available to us today, both IT and Facility managers have a chance to make a big difference. While having an enormous amount of resources around us to help quantify the go-forward strategy, finance will continue to be a hurdle. Power and Cooling do not help the company grow. Yet without it your infrastructure... [Read more of this post]
Power Monitoring – from Whips to BUS to PIPS & POPS
Has monitoring become more of a “need” than a “want” in your datacenter? Whether at a specific outlet or BUS, the desire to know what power draw in a given day or project has become a necessity, in my opinion. End Users, Co-Lo’s and Managed Service Models all have requirements to charge appropriately for used power. Power bills in the south aren’t getting cheaper. Hmm,... [Read more of this post]




