How to optimise DC energy consumption with UPS eco-mode

Supplied by Schneider Electric IT Business on Thursday, 02 June, 2016

Using the "eco-mode" option on UPS systems provides a proven 2% reduction in data centre energy consumption. Few data centres use this mode, however, due to the perceived side effects. Cost/benefit eco-mode tradeoffs are rarely explained adequately, unfortunately, for one to make a genuine informed decision.

Download this white paper to examine the concerns of eco-mode use. Learn when the mode is recommended and the situations where it is not.

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