White Papers
Eaton's white papers demonstrate how our technology solutions can best address your needs and solve your most pressing business problems.
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Publication Date | Type | Size |
| Electrical Equipment Floor Space: Selected NEC Code Requirements and New Options for the Electrical System Designer
Electrical Equipment Floor Space: Selected NEC Code Requirements and New Options for the Electrical System Designer |
1/16/2008 |
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373 KB |
| Emerging UPS Standby Power Sources - Four Promising Alternatives to the Lead Acid Battery
Several exciting new standby power solutions, all rapidly approaching mainstream commercial viability, appear poised to give the lead acid battery a run for its money. This white paper will explore the strengths, weaknesses and future prospects of four such technologies: Flywheels, ultracapacitors, fuel cells and lithium ion batteries. |
1/04/2010 |
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189 KB |
| Energy efficient transformers reduce data center utility costs
New legislation restricts the type of transformers you can buy, to more expensive models of new design. That’s actually good news for your power distribution system. |
11/14/2007 |
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74 KB |
| Evaluating Efficiency and Losses of Various Circuit Protective Devices (Detailed)
This paper discusses a test program that quantified those losses for several typical fuses and circuit breakers. The results of this effort show that protective systems using switch and fuse were found to be less energy-efficient compared with equivalently sized circuit breakers when carrying the same load. |
8/05/2010 |
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3.5 MB |
| Evaluating Efficiency and Losses of Various Circuit Protective Devices (Overvew)
This paper discusses a test program that quantified those losses for several typical fuses and circuit breakers. The results of this effort show that protective systems using switch and fuse were found to be less energy-efficient compared with equivalently sized circuit breakers when carrying the same load. |
8/05/2010 |
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347 KB |
| Fault Characteristics in Electrical Equipment
Proper design and installation of electrical equipment minimizes the chance of electrical faults. Faults occur when the insulation system is compromised and current is allowed to flow through an unintentional path. |
9/19/2011 |
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2.2 MB |
| Generator Circuit Breakers have special requirements for Generator Protection
This paper summarizes unique and demanding aspects of protecting generator circuits and compares differences between the requirements for generator circuit breakers and those for standard distribution circuit breakers. |
4/19/2013 |
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231 KB |
| Grid support stability for reliable, renewable power
Understand why energy storage is fundamental to large-scale solar projects |
2/15/2013 |
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366 KB |
| High Power UPS Achieves Significant Size and Weight Reductions While Enhancing Performance
First appearing at lower power levels, transformer-free UPS designs have been around two decades or so. |
3/11/2008 |
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887 KB |
| High voltage circuit breaker standards—comparative guide
This paper will analyze and compare the similarities and differences among the requirements of these electrical circuit breaker standards. |
5/22/2013 |
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141 KB |
| Increase Server Energy Efficiencies by Using High-Voltage Power Supplies and 208V UPSs
Maximizing energy efficiencies in today’s SMB IT enterprise is rapidly becoming an important factor in saving costs and reducing an organization’s carbon footprint. |
4/15/2009 |
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119 KB |
| Increase the efficiency of power distribution in your high-density data center
As power density in modern data centers increases, more focus has been placed on improving efficiency in the power distribution infrastructure. |
10/15/2008 |
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507 KB |
| Increasing Uptime and Efficiency with Switched PDUs
This paper provides a brief introduction to rack Switched PDUs and describes two underappreciated yet powerful ways to take advantage of their advanced functionality. |
5/19/2011 |
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280 KB |
| Is an energy wasting data center draining your bottom line?
This white paper looks at two key ways that data center managers can improve end-to-end energy efficiency: by changing the voltage of power distribution and by taking advantage of new, high-efficiency, multi-mode uninterruptible power systems (UPSs). |
11/23/2009 |
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767 KB |
| Is power protection costing you more than it should?
Multi-mode UPSs from different manufacturers vary considerably in how they work, the level of protection they can offer, and their true efficiency under real-world load levels. This white paper looks at fivequestions you need to ask before selecting a high-efficiency, multi-mode UPS for your data center. |
7/02/2010 |
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146 KB |
| Is power your weakest link in data center flexibility?
Key considerations for power systems in adaptive IT environments. |
7/15/2008 |
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51 KB |
| Is your data center ready for virtualization?
Virtualization brings the potential to deliver dramatic savings in terms of server count, footprint, power consumption and cooling requirements for data centers. |
3/15/2009 |
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498 KB |
| Is your data center running out of power or cooling?
To keep pace with business demands, data centers pack in more power-hungry, heatgenerating IT systems than ever. Many power and cooling systems are reaching their limits. |
5/30/2009 |
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494 KB |
| Maximizing UPS Availability
A comparative assessment of UPS designs and deployment configurations for the high-availability data center. |
1/04/2011 |
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484 KB |
| Modernizing Vintage Data Centers
Improving the reliability, efficiency and effectiveness of older computing facilities by upgrading their power and cooling systems |
5/30/2012 |
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1004 KB |
