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ASHRAE recommends data center temperatures in the range of 64.4 to 80.6 F and humidity at 60 percent. Therefore, controlling temperature and humidity in data centers is vital for protecting equipment and ensuring efficiency. This blog introduces Setra Systems' SRH series sensors, which provide precise environmental monitoring to boost reliability, lower energy costs, and promote sustainability.

Optimizing Energy Management in Data Centers with Setra’s Power Meters

As energy costs continue to climb, energy management has become a critical focus for data centers. These facilities, whether large or small, consume significant amounts of energy, making it imperative to monitor and optimize energy usage. Effective energy management hinges on the availability of detailed energy consumption data, and power meters are essential tools for gathering this feedback.

Are You Compliant With USP 797 and USP 800 Standards?

Revised standards for USP General Chapter <797> for compounded sterile preparation (CSP) have been finalized and are active as of Nov 1, 2023. These revisions will also affect USP <800> where hazardous drug (HD) compounding is applicable. Both standards include environmental monitoring and management requirements that were not previously enforced and must be met to achieve accreditation through local and national governing bodies. Understanding the conditions and monitoring requirements is critical in ensuring compliance.

If you need help understanding the UPS <797> and USP <800> requirements and want to find compliant solutions, we would be happy to assist! Contact Setra today to talk with our product team and make sure that all of your spaces are compliant.

Electricity is one of the most essential resources that power modern life. As energy demand continues to increase, society must focus on optimizing its usage to minimize waste and lessen the environmental impact. Fortunately, Setra's Multi-load Power Metersprovidea simplified solution to this growing problem. Through submetering, these meters help facilities monitor and manage their electricity consumption more effectively, identifying potential sources of waste and enabling greater energy efficiency.