HP Data Center EnvIronmental Edge manual Branch circuit monitoring system, Bypass air flow

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Acronyms and abbreviations

ASHRAE

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers

BCMS

branch circuit monitoring system

BPA

bypass air flow

CRAC

computer room air conditioning

CRAH

computer room air handler

CRE

Calculation Rules Engine

CSV

comma-separated value

cTROf

cold top inlet air temperature rate of change

DAL

Data access layer

ID

identification

IP

Internet Protocol

LED

light-emitting diode

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Contents Part Number December 2010 Fourth Edition HP Insight Environmental Observer Software User GuideIntended audience Contents 102 100103 104Components About HP Insight Environmental ObserverSystem requirements Hardware requirementsSoftware requirements Accessing the HP Insight Environmental ObserverClient PC requirements Software RequirementsSecure web access Callout Component Description Interface componentsNavigation panel Menu barsSetting permissions HP Insight Environmental Observer console interface Global Information panel Data View windowSystem status Changing the appearance of columnsSorting the data in a column Resizing the width of a columnResizing the Data View window Printing dataClosing the Data View window Hiding a columnPUE tab Data center viewsViewing data center PUE information Accessing the PUE tabAdjusting chart and graph options Views To adjust the axis line, see The base station toolbar on Accessing the Overview tabOverview tab Viewing data center Overview information Viewing zone Overview information Zone Overview legend Zone Overview controlsFiltering visible objects Callout DescriptionLocator view Viewing configuration details for individual components Viewing data values Base station toolbar CRAH/CRAC Sensor object Icon DescriptionViews Detecting disconnected sensors Accessing the Imaging tab Detecting sensors that require maintenanceImaging tab Icon Status and meaning LocationSensor types and date ranges of data to show Display modes Map LegendViewing static information Sensor-type Description Views Viewing animated information Pre-Defined Metrics tab Accessing the Pre-Defined Metrics tabMetric Affected objects Description Pre-defined metric definitionsCustom Metrics tab Accessing the Custom Metrics tabViews Views Select Refresh at anytime to update the data and graph Accessing the Tabular viewsTabular views Sensor object tabsColumn Description CRAH/CRAC tabRacks tab Pressure tab Power Meters tab Views Views Views Base Station tab Alerts Active Alerts tab Alert History tab Exporting tabular data to a .csv fileAccessing the wireless sensor network Wireless Sensor Network tabVirtual map Shows the wireless device location on Menu bar options Menu bar actionsCreating a report Reports menuSingle-click a zone to view the properties for that zone Menu bar actions Menu bar actions Menu bar actions Analyzing data Saving the report Creating custom reportsViewing custom queries Editing custom queries Running custom queriesDeleting custom queries Generating battery reports Base Station F/W reports Viewing sensor data for analysis Exporting report data to .csv fileAlerts menu Customizing chartsSelect Save to save the data comparison Viewing global alert history Viewing global active alertsDefining a new alert Crac Create a condition Object Values availableManaging alerts Performing alert actions Audit Creating an alert definitionPredefined alert Description Editing an existing alert definition Menu bar actions Menu bar actions Activating an existing alert definition Deactivating an existing alert definition Deleting individual alerts Deleting all alerts from database Administration menuCreate Account User Accounts System Log Options Creating user accountsSearching for user accounts User accountsChanging user passwords Editing or deleting users Clearing active alerts associated with a userViewing the system log Administrative options Auditors options Email optionsSecurity Imaging Alerts Snmp options Menu bar actions Security options Menu bar actions Imaging options Alerts options My Account menu Changing your passwordChanging the general preferences Changing your preferencesChanging the data display format Changing the language Changing the date formatFrom the Preferences menu, select Language Help menu Accessing the user guideViewing version information Help menu offers the following options User Guide AboutMenu bar actions Battery management MaintenanceReplacing batteries System backup MySQL database System restoreProblem Solution HP Insight Environmental software troubleshootingInsight Environmental Configurator User Guide , respectfully HP contact information Before you contact HPData access layer Identification Internet Protocol Cold top inlet air temperature rate of changeBranch circuit monitoring system Bypass air flowPower usage efficiency Recirculation air flow Power Distribution, IncorporatedRandom access memory Rack Cooling IndexIndex Index Index
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Data Center EnvIronmental Edge specifications

HP Data Center Environmental Edge is a cutting-edge solution designed to optimize the efficiency and sustainability of data center operations. In an era where data centers consume enormous power and generate significant carbon footprints, HP's Environmental Edge provides an innovative approach to managing these challenges.

One of the main features of the Environmental Edge is its advanced cooling solutions. Traditional cooling systems often operate inefficiently, leading to wasted energy and excessive costs. HP's system incorporates smart cooling technologies that adapt to the specific thermal demands of each data center room. By utilizing a combination of hot aisle/cold aisle containment and dynamic airflow management, the Environmental Edge ensures that cold air is effectively directed where it’s needed most, significantly reducing the amount of energy required to maintain optimal temperatures.

Another key characteristic of the HP Data Center Environmental Edge is its integration with IoT (Internet of Things) technologies. The solution employs a network of sensors that continuously monitor environmental conditions, including temperature, humidity, and air quality. This data is processed in real-time to provide actionable insights, allowing data center operators to make informed decisions regarding energy use and equipment deployment.

HP’s Environmental Edge also emphasizes modularity and scalability. As business needs evolve, data centers require flexible solutions that can grow with them. HP's approach incorporates modular components that can be easily integrated or upgraded, allowing businesses to expand their infrastructure without significant overhauls. This adaptability not only lowers upfront costs but also reduces waste, making it a more sustainable choice for organizations committed to environmental responsibility.

Sustainability is further enhanced through HP’s commitment to energy efficiency. The Environmental Edge utilizes advanced energy management software that calculates power consumption in real-time. This ensures that resources are used efficiently and helps organizations meet their green energy targets. Additionally, the system promotes the use of renewable energy sources, allowing data centers to minimize their reliance on fossil fuels.

In summary, the HP Data Center Environmental Edge stands out with its innovative cooling solutions, integration of IoT technologies, modular design, and energy efficiency initiatives. These features work together to create an intelligent, adaptive, and sustainable environment for data centers, addressing the pressing need for eco-friendly practices in the tech industry. As organizations navigate the complexities of modern data management, HP's Environmental Edge provides the tools needed to thrive in both performance and sustainability.