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Power & Data Convergence Course Flyer With Digital Electricity – From Desktop to the Data Center

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MICHAEL QUIRL

Technology Practice Area Leader, Associate

ABOUT DBR

Founded in 1972, DBR is a Texasbased MEP engineering firm providing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design, as well as commissioning, technology, security, and sustainability consulting services.

Assisting AIA members to stay at the top of their field, DBR offers presentation opportunities for continuing education and we are ready to provide lunch & learn opportunities to you and your staff.

CONTACT

Michael Quirl, RCDD

mquirl@dbrinc.com

713.914.0888

POWER & DATA CONVERGENCE

With Digital Electricity

DESCRIPTION

This session expands on Part 1, exploring Class 4 power and Fault Managed Power Systems (FMPS). Participants will learn how FMPS works, where it applies, and key requirements from 2026 NEC Article 726 and UL 1400-1/2. The course covers design considerations, safety protocols, and impacts on telecommunications, power distribution, and building technology, with case studies highlighting real-world applications.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Identify advanced FMPS applications, including applicable codes, safety protections, and design considerations.

• Compare conventional electrical distribution with FMPS across applications such as PoE, AV systems, DAS, renewable energy, and building technologies.

• Evaluate the role of FMPS in data centers, including performance, infrastructure design, and impacts on materials and operations.

• Examine FMPS data center infrastructure and layouts compared to traditional systems, including a sample cost analysis.

COURSE INFO

Course Number: DBRCES0032

Course Level: Update

Credits: 1 LU | HSW

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