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Power quality testing gives maintenance teams the data they need to find hidden electrical issues, document system behavior, and take action before equipment failure occurs.
Category Archives: News
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NFPA 70B has changed how facilities need to approach electrical maintenance. This article explains the focus of NFPA 70B compliance, and provides key questions to determine electrical maintenance program readiness.
Dranetz welcomes Matt Logue as Regional Sales Manager for the Central United States. Matt supports customers and distributors across the Central U.S., including Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan.
Ross Ignall explains how harmonics can contribute to overheating, nuisance tripping, and equipment faults in his latest PQ NewsBeat article.
Undetected electrical issues can disrupt operations, they also drain resources through productivity loss, equipment damage, and rising operating expenses. To help facility managers and engineers take a more proactive approach to identifying and diagnosing electrical disturbances, Dranetz’s own Ross Ignall will lead an upcoming live session hosted by Slipstream. On June 2 at 11:00 AM […]
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In power quality, tech support is a critical component of uptime. Here’s why your vendor’s service model matters as much as their equipment specs.
Dranetz is pleased to welcome Trina Alger, who joined us in January as our Western US Sales Manager.
In his latest EC&M PQ Newsbeat article, Ross Ignall looks at the critical role power quality monitoring plays in controlled environment agriculture, where electrical disturbances can quickly turn into lost yield or downtime.
For CEA operations, temperature, humidity, airflow, lighting, and CO₂ must stay within narrow limits 24/7 to foster growing conditions for high-value crops. When power quality deteriorates, environmental systems can go off-spec, putting these crops at risk. When HVAC and VFDs began failing unexpectedly, New Jersey CEA facility operators took a closer look at their power operations.
At the 2026 TEGG/ABM Continuing Education Conference in San Diego, Dranetz experts delivered a five-part power monitoring seminar tailored for TEGG franchisees who specialize in testing, inspecting, and maintaining electrical systems. Seaward pros ran a seminar on PV testing. The sessions were designed to give field professionals practical guidance to troubleshoot power systems and solar arrays.