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NEW: STRATA® ARC WINTER JACKET

Stay warm, protected, and focused on the job with the STRATA Winter Jacket - the ultimate choice for professionals in the field.

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Global Leaders of Arc FR Clothing & PPE

We work tirelessly to ensure engineers in the Energy Sector go home safe.

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#savinglives! That is our motto, our mantra, and the driving force behind all of our decisions. We take pride in collaborating with our customers, supporting them with the Arc rated products, training, and services they need to achieve a Global Consistency & Standardisation in PPE Compliance, Protection and Brand Image.

Specialists in Arc Flash Clothing & PPE and more

Outside of Arc Rated Clothing, we take pride in working with industry leading manufacturers so we can also offer solutions such as Height Safety, Lockout Tagout Equipment and Flotation Equipment for example to meet the needs of the Energy Industry.

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Our STRATA Friends are a diverse and inclusive group of skilled workers located globally who rely on arc flash protective clothing to make their job as safe as possible. By listening, interacting and engaging with the community we improve how effective our STRATA® products are out in the field.

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Common data center design challenges

Common data center design challenges

Whether you’re building a new facility from the ground up or upgrading an existing data center, understanding these challenges will help you create an efficient, future-proofed, and safe data center.

Let’s look at some of these challenges in more detail so you know what mistakes to avoid when designing or redesigning your data center.

Choosing the correct PPE for your data center

Choosing the correct PPE for your data center

Think personal protective equipment (PPE) isn’t needed when working in a data center? Well, you’d be wrong. PPE is often neglected in IT-related workplaces like data centers. Yet, due to the sheer amount of electrical equipment in place, using PPE can be lifesaving when working in a data center.

Data centers are highly energized facilities. As demands on data center infrastructure increase, so does the amount of electrical energy running through the facility. The average hyperscale data center consumes 20–50 megawatts (MW) each year. That’s enough to power up to 37,500 homes!

Data center electrical safety: Key legal responsibilities in the US and UK explained

Data center electrical safety: Key legal responsibilities in the US and UK explained

Data centers are the backbones of countless businesses around the world. These data centers store and manage vast amounts of critical information companies rely on to operate. They are responsible for so much data, the importance of these facilities cannot be overstated, and neither can the risks associated with their potential failure.