April 2010 ArresterNews
Application Guide for Wildlife Protective Devices for Arresters
First Ever Application Guide on this Subject
In an effort to reduce system outages caused by surges, an unlikely place to turn is Wildlife Protective Devices, but think twice. For arresters applied to systems below 34.5kV, where the arresters can be very short, it is estimated that Wildlife induced arrester failures rank in the top 5 causes of arrester failures. If this is the case, then paying attention to this aspect of surge protection could easily pay for itself many times over. Take a look at this guide and see if you are applying these overlooked devices optimally.
Seminar on Surge Protection
In today's demanding atmosphere, learn how to keep the lights on and the power flowing through optimum application of
surge protection.
Also learn about the new cost effective means of protecting the underbuilt circuit from contact with its higher voltage
partner !!!!!
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May 20th and 21st in San Diego Ca
In Conjunction with IEEE Arrester Standards Meeting
Send Email to SeminarRegistration@ArresterWorks.com and request sign-up and payment form.
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the IEEE T&D Conference
April 20-22
Booth 657
Alice Stage
Cooper Power Systems' New Global Product Manager for Arresters
Alice Stage has been named Global Product Manager, Arresters and
Transformer Components, at Cooper Power Systems.
Alice joined Cooper Power Systems in 2001 as an Associate Design
Engineer in Olean, New York and has held positions of increasing
responsibility over the last nine years. After spending five years
in the Engineering function, she moved into a marketing role as Product
Specialist with a focus on Arrester Products. In 2006, Alice transferred
to the Arrester Marketing group as a Sr. Product Specialist, and in 2007
moved into her last role as the Manager, Order Services in the Customer
Service Group.
Alice received her BS in Electrical Engineering from Alfred University and
an MBA from St. Bonaventure. She continued her education, receiving a certificate
in management from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Alice can be reached at
Alice Stage