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#7: Data centers letting go of the EPO |
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After years of wrangling with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) over the data center emergency power off (EPO) button, industry leaders have finally convinced the organization to modify its code to help companies avoid data center downtime. The new National Electrical Code is headed to the printer right now, and will no longer require an EPO button at every entry point in the data center. IT pros can come up with alternatives to the EPO, but need to work out adoption with their local fire authorities.
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This was first published in December 2010
Data Center Strategies for the CIO

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