What is the optimum way to control the temperature in your Data Center? Mike Beck explains key features with the iCom controls to achieve maximum energy savings. For more information visit www.dvlnet.com/icom
Mike Beck, CEO
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by Marissa Donatone on 1/28/16 10:15 AM
What is the optimum way to control the temperature in your Data Center? Mike Beck explains key features with the iCom controls to achieve maximum energy savings. For more information visit www.dvlnet.com/icom
Mike Beck, CEO
Topics: data center energy, Efficiency, iCom, optimized performance, efficient data center cooling, server room, data center temperature control, data center cooling, server room cooling, server room temperature control, VFD
by Marissa Donatone on 7/27/15 8:15 AM
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Emerging Technologies in Controls and Automation
Data-center cooling systems must be finely tuned for high efficiency and availability to be achieved. Most systems, however, lack the advanced controls needed to optimize thermal performance. Join us as Jason Gloeckner, Marketing Manager for Thermal Software Solutions for Emerson Network Power, explains how thermal controls are changing in response to data center trends and user preferences. Jason will discuss how new thermal-control strategies can help data center managers:
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About the Presenter
Ralph Conklin, Product Manager, Aftermarket Solutions for Thermal Management Support, Emerson Network Power:
Ralph Conklin is Product Manager, Aftermarket Solutions for Thermal Management Support, at Emerson Network Power. In his current role, Ralph manages the aftermarket parts, retrofit kits, and energy efficiency upgrade products for Emerson's industry-leading thermal management equipment. In this webinar, he will describe new ways to deploy thermal management technologies for fast ROI while improving data center efficiency, protection and insight.
Ralph has more than a decade of experience in the data center market, including positions with Emerson in Thermal Management Engineering, New Product Development and Technical Support. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from The Ohio State University and a Masters of Business Administration from Franklin University.
Topics: Emerson Network Power, Data Center, Thermal Management, cooling, Power and Cooling, advanced controls, data center managers, optimized performance, ASHRAE