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M cKenney’s installed data center power monitoring controls at the bureau office of a 24/7 cable news network in Washington, D.C. THE CHALLENGE To keep the high-profile cable news bureau up and running, McKenney’s needed to add maximum power redundancy within the own- er’s existing building automation system (BAS) infrastructure. New power monitoring controls had to be installed in this live data center with finite power availability. Not a single circuit breaker could be turned off or accidentally tripped during the project, requiring careful, remote coordination with other contractors. THE SOLUTION The McKenney’s team maintained frequent, direct communication with the onsite electrical contractor to obtain scheduling information and confirm the validity of measured values once end-user devices were integrated. As a result, the power meters were seamlessly integrated into the BAS system without any power loss. THE RESULTS The owner can now view data on power consumption, normal conditions and alerts to abnormal conditions and react accordingly. Electrical loads also help validate temperature fluctuations via HVAC sensors distributed throughout the data center. Adding Power Without Losing Power PROJECT NAME Cable News Network Phase 2 Power Monitoring Controls PROJECT LOCATION Washington, D.C. PROJECT TEAM Owner: Broadcast Network General Contractor: HITT Contracting Inc. Architect: Lawson Group Architects, Inc. Engineer: HPD Engineers, LLC Contractor: McKenney’s, Inc. SPECIALIZATIONS bdoc MARKETS Mission Critical Entertainment & Media The content of this document is not intended as an endorsement. www.mckenneys.com © 2014 McKenney’s, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. McKenney’s, Inc. and the McKenney’s, Inc. logo are registered trademarks of McKenney’s, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 404-622-5000 [email protected] 1056 Moreland Industrial Boulevard Atlanta, Georgia 30316 704-357-1200 [email protected] 3601 Performance Road Charlotte, North Carolina 28214

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McKenney’s installed data center power monitoring controls at the bureau office of a 24/7 cable

news network in Washington, D.C.

THE CHALLENGETo keep the high-profile cable news bureau up and running, McKenney’s needed to add maximum power redundancy within the own-er’s existing building automation system (BAS) infrastructure. New power monitoring controls

had to be installed in this live data center with finite power availability. Not a single circuit breaker could be turned off or accidentally tripped during the project, requiring careful, remote coordination with other contractors.

THE SOLUTIONThe McKenney’s team maintained frequent, direct communication with the onsite electrical contractor to obtain scheduling information and confirm the validity of measured values once

end-user devices were integrated. As a result, the power meters were seamlessly integrated into the BAS system without any power loss.

THE RESULTSThe owner can now view data on power consumption, normal conditions and alerts to abnormal conditions and react accordingly. Electrical loads also help validate temperature fluctuations via HVAC sensors distributed throughout the data center.

Adding Power Without Losing PowerPROJECT NAME

� Cable News Network Phase 2 Power Monitoring Controls

PROJECT LOCATION

� Washington, D.C.

PROJECT TEAM

� Owner: Broadcast Network

� General Contractor: HITT Contracting Inc.

� Architect: Lawson Group Architects, Inc.

� Engineer: HPD Engineers, LLC

� Contractor: McKenney’s, Inc.

SPECIALIZATIONS

bdoc

MARKETS

� Mission Critical

� Entertainment & Media

The content of this document is not intended as an endorsement.

www.mckenneys.com© 2014 McKenney’s, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A.

McKenney’s, Inc. and the McKenney’s, Inc. logo are registered trademarks of McKenney’s, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

404-622-5000 [email protected] 1056 Moreland Industrial Boulevard Atlanta, Georgia 30316

704-357-1200 [email protected]

3601 Performance Road Charlotte, North Carolina 28214