CT7P70500470CW24 GE gas turbine control I/O module

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CT7P70500470CW24 GE gas turbine control I/O module+

CT7P70500470CW24 GE gas turbine control I/O module

GE technology can solve over 50% of the energy consumption of this data center, including power supply, distribution, cooling systems, and lighting systems. This solution can save 40% of energy annually for non IT systems, “said Greg Simpson, Chief Technical Director of General Electric.” By combining advanced products and technologies from building management system experts, General Electric provides customers with a solid foundation for high-tech infrastructure
GE’s data center in Ohio covers an area of 29000 square feet – the size of six professional Basketball court, including more than 3800 IT systems. The data center consumes 24 million kilowatts of electricity annually. In order to save water and energy, General Electric is updating the data center with nearly 30 products from 9 different businesses, including power quality, cooling water, electricity, security, and IT service equipment.
The transformation of this data center is one of the strategies of General Electric’s Green Innovation business, aimed at establishing innovative technologies and solutions to help customers meet their environmental and financial needs, while also helping the company grow. As part of the initiative, General Electric has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 1% and water consumption by 20% by 2012. Since its establishment in 2005, General Electric has saved over $100 million in energy costs, developed over 70 certified products, and earned $17 billion in revenue in 2008.