The seven types of power problems
The most common types of power disturbances and how to safeguard your equipment
Our reliance on technology is dependent on the ongoing supply of electricity, with commercial power usually made available via the national grid. As we continue to digitally transform our lives, both at work and at home, this intelligent technology needs power that is free of interruption.
This whitepaper discusses the most common power disturbances and how they can impact businesses both financially and operationally, and the initial steps to take when dealing with power loss.
Download now to learn:
- What power disturbances can do to critical equipment
- How to safeguard your infrastructure
- and How to effectively communicate about power within your organisation
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