Honeywell and LS Electric Partner for Data Center Power Solutions
Honeywell and LS Electric have announced a global strategic collaboration to enhance power management solutions for data centers and other building operators. Announced in a press release, the partnership aims to integrate LS Electric's power systems expertise with Honeywell's building automation capabilities. This collaboration will provide data center operators with integrated switchgear and power management solutions to improve operational efficiency and resiliency.
The companies plan to develop new electrical power monitoring systems leveraging Honeywell Forge's AI capabilities and LS Electric's software expertise. These systems will intelligently regulate energy distribution and consumption while using AI-driven predictive maintenance to identify potential issues early, reducing power quality problems and costly downtime.
Additionally, Honeywell and LS Electric will collaborate on a new battery energy storage system (BESS) for commercial and industrial buildings. This modular solution will integrate LS Electric's energy storage capabilities with Honeywell's dynamic energy control software, creating microgrids to improve resiliency and manage demand effectively.
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