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The most basic point of Emerson management is reliability. It is important for the continuity of operation to ensure the continuous operation of the equipment. However, the demand for data centers is constantly changing because it has been expanding and adding new devices. At the same time, advances in distribution equipment make it attractive to data center managers, which can improve management efficiency and reliability, and support data center extensions. But how do data center managers know exactly what devices need to be upgraded and upgraded at the correct time? When you need new distribution equipment in your data center, the following key questions can be evaluated.

Question 1: do your current investments meet your needs?
The first question is to consider whether you should upgrade the distribution equipment, and also the simplest one: can the current equipment meet the current needs of your data center?
Update replace distribution equipment aging and more effective solution needs to invest time and resources (not to mention the capital), so it is important to thoroughly evaluate your present products in the whole system of weights, and then decide how to deal with the current challenges. If you review the current investment, you find that you can still fully meet your needs with the product, and it is not worth upgrading now.
However, at the time of evaluation, you may find that more efficient power distribution or freeing up valuable space can be used for more profitable equipment. In this case, it may be worthwhile to invest in new technologies, better meet your needs, and meet future needs. For example, cables and pipelines has long been the industry standard in the data center industry, but in recent years, the busbar has become the solution to an attractive alternative to cable and pipe line, provides several advantages, including the following:
Easy to install
Lower implementation costs
Save space
More adaptable
The busbar distribution system is a particularly attractive solution to end distribution systems that may be frequently reconfigured or continuously developed and expanded over time.
Question 2: how fast is the data center growing?
Similar to the emergence of super convergence and critical IT resources to the virtual infrastructure, many data centers support this rapid expansion. In this case, the new distribution equipment is not worth considering. In order to maintain efficient operation of the data center, to ensure business continuity.
What's more, this approach allows data center managers to strategically consider future scenarios and installation technologies that will enable them to take the initiative in terms of strategy and reliability in the future.
For example, with the expansion of the data center, it may be worth considering upgrading the distribution cabinet and even low-voltage switchgear, whether the distributed power supply and power supply and distribution management system can meet the growth of the data center business.
Question 3: how to deal with power failures
Power outages are inevitable, depending on where the data center is located, possibly due to weather or other factors. We have determined that due to power outages, downtime may be catastrophic for any data center.
If the data center is to be added to the new device, make sure it switches the emergency power load, generally traced back to a specific device: the ATS switch. The ATS transfer switch is responsible for the quick and safe switching of all power consumed circuits, equipment, or normal and emergency power systems, such as generators or other mains. If your data center needs to be updated or upgraded, how to integrate the updated device or system with the original system is also one of the key issues. If you can not solve this problem well, then the need for data center updates or upgrades will be greatly reduced.
There has been no discussion of different types of switching mechanisms or different types of circuit breakers that can be used by data center managers. Before investing, it is important that the equipment manager review their current switching technology to ensure business continuity.