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Surge protection key for the SOHO

by Allan Davison | Mar 17, 2014 | Power and Cooling Trends, Technology Areas

Lightening strikes, unstable power and voltage fluctuations are a common occurrence in South Africa, says Elrica Quick, APC specialist at Drive Control Corporation. Power surges and dips, as well as the massive voltage fluctuations caused by lightning, can damage...

Protecting devices during load shedding

by Allan Davison | Mar 14, 2014 | Power and Cooling Trends, Technology Areas

Over recent years, South Africans have been subjected to numerous amounts of load shedding. But on 6 March 2014, we fell victim to one of the worst bouts of load shedding South Africa has witnessed, with very little or no warning. Because our electrical appliances and...

Power failures can be costly for SMMEs

by Allan Davison | Feb 25, 2014 | Power and Cooling Trends, Technology Areas

Small, medium and micro enterprises (SMME) that fail to effectively plan for unscheduled and unpredictable power outages could experience significant short and long-term financial losses as a result of a loss of network connectivity and data. This is according to Abid...

Itec offsets office-related carbon emissions

by Allan Davison | Feb 12, 2014 | Power and Cooling Trends, Technology Areas

With carbon taxes and mandatory greenhouse gas reporting looming on the horizon, Itec in partnership with impactChoice has already offset thousands of tonnes of office automation-related carbon emissions for their customers and reduced the challenge of reporting these...

Balancing power supply and demand smartly

by Allan Davison | Jan 29, 2014 | Power and Cooling Trends, Technology Areas

Electricity networks worldwide require smart solutions if power supply and demand is to be balanced efficiently. The answer lies in connecting power customers to smart grids, to each other and with other players, so as to make it all work and to balance supply and...

The challenges of a smart grid

by Allan Davison | Sep 18, 2013 | Power and Cooling Trends, Technology Areas

It is no secret that South Africa’s national power grid is under severe pressure, and the country’s energy supply is unreliable and insecure. In Winter months the grid at times gets alarmingly close to the brink of shutdown. Power utility, Eskom, is faced with ongoing...
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