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Special Edition
A View Inside the Beijing 2008 Olympics
We hope you find this edition of our newsletter to be both informative and interesting as it pertains to the view inside of the various products from Lighting, Electrical Distribution and Security solutions that our team in China helped to implement, install and support in preparation for the games.
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Access to the Lighting
Specifier archives
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Issue VI
Electrical Distribution Products and Topics
In this issue, we discuss:
- Lightning Arresters
- Selecting Current Transformers: Part 1
- Application considerations for Series Combination Over-Current Protective Devices (OCPDs)
- Design for Safety: Part 2
- Internet-Accessible Power Monitoring & Control Systems
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Issue V
Electrical Distribution Products and Topics
In this issue, we discuss:
- Dielectric Fluids for Transformer Cooling: History and Types
- Zig-Zag Transformers
- Design for Safety: Part 1
- Arc Flash & Low Voltage: Over-Current Protective Devices (OCPDs)
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Issue IV
Selectivity is an Important Part of System Protection
This issue addresses power system selectivity and the basics of protective coordination.
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Issue III
Today's meters don't just count grandma's kilowatt-hours anymore
In this issue we delve into power system metering and communication issues, such as: when to use which type of meter; why to avoid proprietary metering systems and what to do if you've already made that mistake; what 'Utility Metering Accuracy' really means; what is OPC and what should you know; a detailed overview of submetering systems for various applications; a guide on how to startup and activate electronic meters.
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Issue II
Equipment Ground Fault Protection - Do you really need it?
In this issue we've taken on the tough questions
surrounding equipment ground fault protection.
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Issue I
Knowing where to look for answers today is a valuable commodity
This marks the first issue of our commitment
towards a future of developing a very personal
relationship with the power distribution consultant.
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