Design and implementation of engineering systems for data centers and server rooms. Power, cooling, fire suppression, access control, and CCTV — all required for reliable mission-critical infrastructure.
Single-phase and three-phase UPS systems from Eaton, APC by Schneider Electric, and Vertiv. Online double-conversion topology for maximum protection, power and runtime sizing based on load, VRLA or Li-ion batteries, and coordination with diesel generators. Bypass configuration and parallel UPS operation for N+1 redundancy.
Managed rack PDUs with power monitoring (Eaton, Raritan), automatic transfer switches for dual power source redundancy, and power mapping for server rooms and racks.
CRAC and CRAH precision air conditioning from Schneider Electric, Vertiv, and Stulz. In-row cooling for high-density racks, thermal load calculation, hot/cold aisle containment, energy-efficient operating modes, and continuous temperature and humidity monitoring.
Gas-based fire suppression for server environments without equipment damage: inert gases (IG-541, IG-55) or FK-5-1-12 (known as Novec 1230); HFC-227ea (FM-200) only where current F-gas restrictions still allow it. Aspirating very early smoke detection with VESDA and integration with alarm and evacuation systems.
Access control systems for data center facilities: card readers, PIN, and biometric verification. IP video surveillance with recording, perimeter control, and visitor log tracking.
Data Center Infrastructure Management platforms for monitoring power, cooling, and environmental conditions. Alerting, reporting, capacity planning, and integration with network monitoring systems.
Load calculations, power and cooling diagrams, and a 3D room model.
Installation of cable routes, placement of equipment, and execution of engineering connections.
Configuration and testing of all engineering systems, including measurement of critical parameters.
Scheduled maintenance, UPS and battery inspection, and cooling system service.
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