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[[File:Emergency Power Shutdown Management System_1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Emergency Power Shutdown Management System]] | [[File:Emergency Power Shutdown Management System_1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Emergency Power Shutdown Management System]] | ||
EPSMS ('''Emergency Power Shutdown Management System''') is designed to consolidate and control equipment emergency power off in a timely, efficient and coordinated manner. This system improves the reliability of EPO controls - reducing the chance of an accidental activation and expensive interruption to your business. | EPSMS ('''Emergency Power Shutdown Management System''') is designed to consolidate and control equipment emergency power off in a timely, efficient and coordinated manner. This system improves the reliability of EPO controls - reducing the chance of an accidental activation and expensive interruption to your business. | ||
Emergency Power Off (EPO) stations are a safety feature intended to power down information technology (IT) equipment, a data center or an entire facility in an emergency such as fire, flood and HVAC failure resulting in overheating of sensitive equipment - thus protecting the facility and personnel. Arguably one of the most important safety features of any IT, data center or equipment room, emergency power off circuitry is increasingly mandated by many local jurisdictions. | Emergency Power Off (EPO) stations are a safety feature intended to power down information technology (IT) equipment, a data center or an entire facility in an emergency such as fire, flood and HVAC failure resulting in overheating of sensitive equipment - thus protecting the facility and personnel. Arguably one of the most important safety features of any IT, data center or equipment room, emergency power off circuitry is increasingly mandated by many local jurisdictions. | ||