Is your data center wasting power and money?
According to the EPA, data centers are estimated to exceed 2% of total electricity consumption in the United States. Data center owners and operators can save millions of dollars on energy expenditures — and reduce expensive and unreliable peak power usage — by requiring equipment suppliers to follow simple energy efficiency standards. .
Solution: Reduce downtime risk and increase efficiency in one program.
By independently verifying the equipment you purchased, I believe that the laboratory's data center certification program can help you save time and money, and make your data center run with higher efficiency and low energy consumption.
The project has 3 components: product safety, reliability and energy efficiency.
Product safety
Reduce accidents and damage to unsafe equipment. Unsafe equipment puts data center operators at risk of breaking the law.
Has unparalleled experience in product safety testing and certification. It is the first NRTL in the United States and is trusted by major manufacturers including Dell, Ciena and Cisco Systems. It has been approved by OSHA to test and certify data center equipment in accordance with the UL60950-1 standard for the US market. At the same time, it has been approved by the Canadian Standards Council CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1.
Reliability: electromagnetic compatibility and environmental simulation
Reduce the risk of data center downtime caused by fire, lightning, power failure or earthquake. This test is the minimum measure to avoid service interruption.
Use GR-3160-CORE, general requirements for telecom data center equipment and space to evaluate the reliability of data centers. The main tests include:
Temperature and humidity
Fire performance
Earthquake and Office vibration resistant
Audio noise
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)
Fast transient impulse immunity test (EFT)
Electromagnetic radiation and anti-interference include FCC Part 15
Lightning test
EMP test
It is a pioneer in NEBS testing and certification. Telecommunications NEBS requirements are some of the most comprehensive and difficult equipment evaluation standards, however, experts among them.
efficiency
Use high-efficiency energy-saving equipment to reduce energy costs by 10-15%. This simple action can save you millions of dollars every year.
Has superior energy efficiency testing and certification experience. It is the first certification body (CB) designated by the US Environmental Protection Agency as both a recognized laboratory and a third-party certification program for ENERGYSTAR®. Laboratories must be accredited by the EPA to test and certify data center storage equipment in accordance with Energy Star version 1.0 data center storage rules.
