Pre-order Cence HV, our fault-managed power system here
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Despite alternating current (AC) power having won the War of the Currents, direct current (DC) power suffers from far less line losses along electrical cables. This is why.
Read MoreClass 4 power systems provide a solid foundation for buildings of the future, and two options on the market are Digital Electricity™ and Digital Current™.
Read MoreDC power distribution is the underrated way for buildings to easily save 20% on their energy consumption.
Read MoreSo your building has occupancy sensors, but you're wondering how to actually use the data you've collected. Here are three applications for occupancy sensors, and how you can use technology to automatically analyze data, and generate actionable insights.
Read MoreWondering what makes a DC brushless power tool better? Welcome to electric motors 101, where you'll learn everything you need to know when comparing different kinds of electric motors.
Read MoreWhy we pay for more electricity than we use, and how we can change that: introducing power factor and its implications on our electrical bills and the environment.
Read MoreLevel 3 EV Chargers can charge an EV in less than 30 minutes. In comparison, there are 2 reasons why Level 1 and 2 chargers take hours to charge.
Read MoreHave you ever touched the charging block attached to your laptop or cellphone charger and wondered why it was so warm? Or even hot? That heat is actually wasted electricity; can this be fixed?
Read MoreCould Class 4 power systems replace Power over Ethernet (PoE)? They enable the distribution of DC power at higher-voltages, and are safer than typical electrical systems.
Read MoreWe improve the value of commercial and multifamily buildings with an intelligent DC power distribution system that's pain-free to install. It combines the benefits of low-voltage wiring practices with voltage capabilities of up to 450 Volts DC.
