• Master the fundamentals of rack and device power management systems
• Understand PDU, UPS, and power conditioning applications
• Identify the three core managed benefits delivered by targeted power solutions

Key Topics & Content Areas:

• Three Managed Benefits Framework: Power quality, reliable delivery, system stability
• Equipment Categories: PDUs, UPS systems, power conditioners
• Application Scenarios
• Integration Strategies

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the topology of residential power systems
• Identify shortcomings and challenges of powering homes from different sources
• Recognize opportunities based on industry trends and client scenarios
• Comprehend basic elements of smart power and integration points across residential applications

Key Topics & Content Areas:

• Traditional Topology: Panels, breakers, service sizing, consumption patterns
• Market Trends: Net Energy Metering (NEM), Time-of-Use (ToU) rates, electrification initiatives, utility dynamics, EV integration
• Fundamentals of Power Quality
• Basics of Solar Integration
• Understanding Generator Applications
• Defining Peak Management
• Understanding Service Upgrade Avoidance & Virtual Power Plant Technology
• Key Smart Power Functionality – Application Review

Strategic Role: Serves as prerequisite foundation for all subsequent courses.

Deliverable: White Paper on Smart Power Applications.