The MP1 monitors the incoming DC voltage powering the unit, plus it has six universal inputs that support monitoring temperature, contact closures, and any 0- to 5-VDC or 4- to 20-mA sensors.

Accommodating remote workers and customers, making facilities safer and more efficient, and driving higher performance will be the hallmarks of data center trends.

Like so many things, when it comes to data centers, you get what you pay for.

Read the end of year 2020 DFW Data Center Report.

SAML 2.0 support enables a single sign-on (SSO) experience, allowing users to use one set of credentials (password, two-factor authentication, etc.) to log into multiple tools, such as dcTrack, ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Puppet, and Splunk.

Operating the cooling equipment accounts for up to 30% of a data center’s energy consumption. The Siemens solution leverages AI to limit energy demand to what is necessary, thus generating financial, operational, and energy savings.

The six new models are available in 16U, 24U, and 42U sizes.

The internet felt the pandemic’s effect in full force as it had to withstand the sudden surge of users to the online space.

The solution incorporates built-in intelligence to deliver versatile access control with seven different authentication technologies to meet a wide variety of requirements.

No matter the size of the facility, every data center must remain online around the clock. This requires personnel to regularly monitor the status of critical equipment and the environmental conditions around it, especially when DCIM systems aren’t in place.