Electrical Power Studies | 10 Ways to Prepare
When you modify an electrical system, electrical power studies are necessary. But, have you ever stopped to ask why? In short, a steady, reliable, and well-maintained electricity supply is imperative …
Cybersecurity Alert | How Apache Log4j is Impacting Operations
What impact did Apache Log4J have on buildings?
Cybersecurity | 5 Steps to Secure Remote Systems from Intrusion
Five steps to secure your remote systems from Intrusion
Transition to Renewable Energy | Utility Challenges
Does renewable energy affect the grid? The transition to renewable energy continues to accelerate. By now, most Americans are familiar with seeing giant wind turbines lining mountain passes or enormous …
How to Use Power SCADA Systems for Control
As high winds gust across the Pacific Northwest, tens of thousands of people are left without power. Unfortunately, these outages are becoming more frequent as storms rage across the country. …
How Renting Power Monitoring Equipment Can Benefit Your Facility
Electricity is a force. The human eye cannot capture it in its entirety. In everyday life, we often take this force for granted. We expect the lights around a switch …
Electrical Equipment Integration | Why is it Important?
In today’s high-tech world, electrical equipment integration is more critical than ever. It plays an essential role in reducing operating costs, improving efficiency, and minimizing maintenance costs. Many industries rely …
Allocating Energy Costs | Why is it Vital for My Business?
Understanding Your Energy Costs Utility bills are considered an inevitable part of doing business. Unfortunately, most overlook them when planning our finances, but they can be significant expenses. Nevertheless, holding …
Water Systems | Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities
“No technology that’s connect to the Internet is unhackable.” Abhijit Naskar The COVID-19 pandemic forced the business world to shift, facilitating the growth of remote work. As a result, companies …
Harmonic Studies | Why Do I Need One?
Harmonics? Power Quality Disturbances? The US standard electrical grid runs at a frequency 60Hz. So, what does this mean? To clarify, 60Hz means that the flow of current changes direction …