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Schneider Electric touts software-defined MV switchgear for AI data centres
Schneider Electric has announced a software-defined medium-voltage switchgear architecture that shifts more functionality into software, with pilots running through 2027 and wider availability planned for 2028.
Defining Pass or Fail Checks for Medium-Voltage Switchgear FAT
A buyer's guide to writing clear pass or fail criteria for factory acceptance testing of metal-clad, withdrawable medium-voltage switchgear rated 3.6–12 kV and 630–5,000 A.
W-Industries releases 38kV metal-clad switchgear for data centers and utilities
W-Industries has made its U.S.-engineered 38kV metal-clad switchgear available, saying it passed UL-witnessed tests under IEEE C37.20.2-2025. The Houston company cites tight supply for the 38kV class and plans higher-current versions.
Testing Medium-Voltage Switchgear With Your Own Load Material
A buyer's guide to planning a switchgear demonstration around the buyer's actual material, with RFQ questions on withdrawable units, ratings, and acceptance checks.
W-Industries Releases 38kV Metal-Clad Switchgear for Data Centers
W-Industries has made its U.S.-engineered 38kV metal-clad switchgear available, citing UL-witnessed testing and a supply gap for medium-voltage gear. Wood Mackenzie data cited by the company shows rising demand.
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