Increasing Cabinet Quantity in the Data Center by Means of Improving Wire and Air Distribution

$65.00

CECs

1

One of the first and most critical decisions that must be made in the design of the data center that will affect the facility for the life of the building is the distribution of the electrical and mechanical services to the cabinets. In this presentation, William Collier explains the four primary ways of distributing services throughout the data center and the effect each one has in relation to one another and how that choice affects:

 

  • Cabinet quantity
  • Ventilation effectiveness and efficiency for the servers
  • Distribution of services overhead
  • Flexibility and adaptability for moves, adds, and changes
  • Practical application engineering
This class was originally presented at the BICSI 2021 Fall Conference.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Course Expiration

90 days from date of purchase.

Cancellation Policy

All BICSI Connect courses are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Who Should Attend?

This course is intended for all ICT professionals and data center professionals.

How many CECs will I get?

You will get 1 CECs upon successful completion of the course.

How long is this workshop?

One-hour self-paced course with 90-days from date of purchase to complete.

Technical Requirements

  • Operating Systems:

    • Windows: Windows 10 or later
    • Mac: macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later

    • Mobile Devices:

      • iOS: iOS 14 or later
      • Android: Android 10 or later

  • Browsers (latest versions recommended):

    • Google Chrome
    • Mozilla Firefox
    • Microsoft Edge
    • Safari

  • Internet Requirements: A stable high-speed internet connection

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