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See the results of the PUE/DCiE configuration expressed as a graph on the PUE/DCiE (24hr average) tab available from the IT Advisor web client Dashboard menu.
The PUE/DCiE (24 hr average) graph shows the calculated PUE/DCiE based on measured data collected on a daily basis according to the configuration in the ITA desktop client Planning > PUE/DCiE Configuration option.
See Configuring the PUE DCiE
The PUE graph shows the calculated PUE based on measured data collected on a daily basis. When you add a sensor to the calculations, the data collected from this sensor the previous day, if any, is included in the calculations immediately.
When you add a newly-installed sensor, its value will be included in the calculations once the data collection has run for 24 hours or at least since before the previous midnight.
If you are using PUE as the metric, the graph shows the PUE up to 5. If the calculated PUE is greater than 5, the calculated value is displayed and the dial shows the maximum value possible (5).
If you are using DCiE as thr metric, the value is shown as a percentage.
Note: You can toggle the metric between PUE and DCiE in the desktop client in Tools > Preferences > General.
For information about the energy efficiency concepts used on the dashboard, such as Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) and Data Center Infrastructure Efficiency (DCiE), go to the Green Grid
Schneider Electric white papers
Electrical Efficiency Measurement for Data Centers
DCOI Compliance: A Guide to Improving PUE in U.S. Federal Data Centers
Continuous Metering and Monitoring of PUE in Data Centers
Calculating Total Power Requirements for Data Centers
Guidance for Calculation of Efficiency (PUE) in Data Centers
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