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Before 5G can become widespread, infrastructure for it, such as 5G DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems) must be implemented. This infrastructure is not easy to implement; it can be costly, and has high power demands. That's where DC power comes in.
Read MoreClass 4 ratings are legitimizing fault-managed power (FMP) systems, and two options on the market are Panduit's Pulse Current and Cence HVDC (which transmits Digital Current). Let's compare them.
Read MorePower over Ethernet (PoE) is a type of Class 2 rated power system, but it’s often forgotten that other Class 2 power systems can offer the same benefits, and more.
Read MoreWhat Argentum's merge with Cence Power means for everyday operations, and the future of DC power distribution.
Read MoreDespite alternating current (AC) power having won the War of the Currents, direct current (DC) power suffers from far less line losses along electrical cables. This is why.
Read MoreClass 4 power systems provide a solid foundation for buildings of the future, and two options on the market are Digital Electricity™ and Digital Current™.
Read MoreDC power distribution is the underrated way for buildings to easily save 20% on their energy consumption.
Read MoreSo your building has occupancy sensors, but you're wondering how to actually use the data you've collected. Here are three applications for occupancy sensors, and how you can use technology to automatically analyze data, and generate actionable insights.
Read MoreWondering what makes a DC brushless power tool better? Welcome to electric motors 101, where you'll learn everything you need to know when comparing different kinds of electric motors.
Read MoreWe improve the value of commercial and multifamily buildings with an intelligent DC power distribution system that's pain-free to install. It combines the benefits of low-voltage wiring practices with voltage capabilities of up to 450 Volts DC.