Selective Coordination for Emergency and Legally Required Power Systems

Selective coordination is a goal in any power distribution system design. Achieving selective coordination in a power distribution system served by two power sources with disparate impedances and capabilities presents a real challenge.

National Electric Code for Generators

If you are a design, sales or consulting engineer, you do not want to miss this! 

On Thursday, December 6 at 1:00pm CST Consulting-Specifying Engineer and Generac Power Systems, Inc. will be conducting an approximately 90 minute Webcast titled, “National Electric Code for Generators.” You will not only earn continuing education units, but also gain a greater understanding of how the NEC addresses all of the issues associated with generators. The NEC plays an integral role in your profession so register now, it will be time well spent! 
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Engineering and Commissioning High-Tech Green Buildings

High-tech buildings, which include data centers, research laboratories, and clean rooms are energy intensive, uptime critical, and very specialized in terms of materials that can be used for construction. These parameters present very difficult decisions regarding sustainability. How green can these buildings really go? Register Here!

Originally broadcast
September 20, 2007

How to Address Integration and Interoperability for Campus Mass-Notification Systems

The catastrophic events at Virginia Tech demonstrated that regardless of a campuses size or complexity, command and control needs to be highly centralized, widely coordinated, and immediately responsive. The need to integrate fire, life-safety, security, evacuation, and emergency notification systems in many building environments has surged, and CSE is proud to present security-system expert William Sako, executive vice president, RJA, as the instructor for this how-to Webcast. Watch this webcast now!