An IT environment requires either an in-house server room or a service from an external data center operator. This server room must be easily accessible, and the power supply must be secured, so it is fail-safe. Monitored power distribution boards have active measured value recording and AC/DC sensitive fault current monitoring. This helps to optimize energy use and protect against unwanted interruptions of power circuits. Bender’s ground fault protection and line isolation monitors ensure uninterrupted server room operation by detecting and addressing electrical faults before they lead to costly downtime.
User-definable threshold values and local or remote alarms highlight and warn of any errors. They also aid in reducing the risk of unwanted shutdown or overloading of power circuits. They record fault current monitoring and energy consumption data and are available in real-time so that data center managers can make sound decisions. The decisions needing to be made might be about necessary maintenance measures, load distribution, the correct sizing of the IT environments, and more. All of these factors contribute to reducing overall operating costs. With line isolation monitors and ground fault protection in place, data center managers can continuously monitor the integrity of their power circuits, preventing overloads and unexpected shutdowns.
According to BITKOM, a leading association for the digital economy, their planning guide for operationally safe data centers states that one or more ground-fault monitoring systems must be used in the feed to the racks to guarantee continuous monitoring without shutdown. All information collected by the Bender RCMS is forwarded via a gateway to a permanently staffed office, such as the control center. Alternately, PDUs with built-in Bender intelligence are also sometimes used.
Uninterrupted operations of the server and rack monitoring system are critical to overall data center operations. It is essential to have secure, cost-effective IT and server rooms that offer maximum availability. As failures and breakdowns within these systems and facilities can be costly, the permanent control of the quality of the electric power source allows any problems to be detected quickly and provides the necessary personnel the ability to tackle them effectively. Bender’s ground fault protection systems, paired with line isolation monitors, offer real-time fault detection, allowing server rooms to maintain maximum availability and operational safety.
Name | Category | Size | Language | Timestamp | D-/B-Number |
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Product Overview ISOMETER®/ISOSCAN® | Product Overviews | 5.3 MB | EN | 2024/02/1616.02.2024 | |
Product Overview - Residual Current Monitoring | Product Overviews | 6.3 MB | EN | 2024/10/2929.10.2024 | |
Data Centres | Market Segment Brochures | 2.1 MB | EN | 2023/06/1616.06.2023 | |
2020 Guidelines (US) | Technical Information | 1.9 MB | EN | 2020/06/1515.06.2020 | |
Overview Brochure | Product Overviews | 10.3 MB | EN | 2023/10/0202.10.2023 | |
Uniterrupted Security | Technical Article | 2.1 MB | EN | 2019/05/1313.05.2019 | |
Residual Current Monitoring for IT Computing Devices | Flyers | 753.4 KB | EN | 2019/05/1313.05.2019 | |
Bender Industry Applications | Market Segment Brochures | 5.9 MB | EN | 2024/09/0404.09.2024 |
Products
Four-channel DC, AC and pulse current sensitive residual current monitor for earthed AC, AC/DC and DC systems
Multi-channel AC/DC ground-fault monitor
Multi-channel AC/DC ground-fault monitor with individual relay outputs
AC/DC sensitive measuring current transformer (Type B)
Condition Monitor with an integrated gateway for the connection of Bender devices to Ethernet-TCP/IP networks
Four-channel DC, AC and pulse current sensitive residual current monitor for earthed AC, AC/DC and DC systems
Multi-channel AC/DC ground-fault monitor
Multi-channel AC/DC ground-fault monitor with individual relay outputs
AC/DC sensitive measuring current transformer (Type B)
Condition Monitor with an integrated gateway for the connection of Bender devices to Ethernet-TCP/IP networks