Feedback on the Electrical Installation Guide 2015
In the last newsletter, we told you about the 2015 edition of the Electrical Installation Guide (EIG) edited by experts from Schneider Electric.
We don't regret it at all because a thousand of you downloaded the guide and we received awesome feedbacks in our mailbox! Indeed, you all found it very practical and simple.
As a reminder, the Electrical Installation Guide (EIG) is a free and complete guide about electrical installations and the related standards. Edited since several dozen years, it is a reference work which helps you understand and comply to the IEC standards to be applied in 2015.
Thanks to this free and simplified guide, you'll ensure the reliability of your commercial, industrial, or domestic electrical installations.
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Top 10 reasons of equipment failure and overvoltage |
 | Most of the complaints that get registered about the damage of electrical equipment state that, "the equipment failed after power interruption." But what might have caused these power interruptions? Lightening? Voltage swells? Or switching transients?
Sometimes the reasons behind power interruptions are quite obvious and sometimes, they are not. There are many known and unknown reasons that lead to equipment failure following power interruptions. Go read the top 10 reasons listed in this article.
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You all really liked the top 10 articles series we've been sharing lately. So we're providing you more! What did you think about this top 10?
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Current and Voltage sensors |
 | Majority of faults, incidents, and accidents associated with electrical equipment and systems are as a result of undervoltage and overvoltage.
It is important to know the exact amount of current and voltage is a particular system and application as it enables the engineer or technician to make and implement safety-critical decisions.
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What's your impressions on this article about current and voltage sensors in terms of features, applications, and benefits?
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4 qualities every power protection system should possess |
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The main objective of any power protection system is to isolate a part of the system, or the equipment, that generates fault currents from the remaining electrical system to protect other equipment for getting damaged or from failing permanently.
This allows the rest of the electrical system to function normally while the faulty parts are being repaired or replaced.
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Do you agree with this list or do you think a few qualities are missing? Share your thoughts with us!
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