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We install the power path that carries your load: UPS systems, distribution boards, busway and cable feeds, rack PDUs, dual A and B feeds, earthing and bonding. Every circuit is tested, labelled and recorded, and we design for the redundancy level you actually need rather than the one that looks impressive on a diagram.
Why It Matters
Power is where datacenter failures become expensive fastest. A single feed with no redundancy, an overloaded phase, or an untested changeover is a full outage waiting for the first fault. Correctly installed and properly tested power infrastructure is the difference between a component failure and a headline.
How It Works
01. Load study and redundancy design
02. UPS and distribution installation
03. Busway, feeds and rack PDU fitting
04. Earthing, bonding and circuit labelling
05. Load testing, certification and handover
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Adding racks, raising density or worried about your power redundancy? Send us your current load and we will assess your headroom and what it takes to add capacity safely.
Dual feeds give each rack two independent power paths from separate UPS and distribution routes. Dual-corded equipment stays running if one side fails or is taken down for maintenance. It is the standard approach for any environment that cannot take an outage.
Yes. We install, connect and commission UPS systems and their distribution, including battery installation, bypass arrangements and integration with generators and the building supply.
A UPS provides backup power and rides through supply interruptions. A PDU distributes power to the equipment. Rack PDUs are the strips in the cabinet, often metered or switched so you can see and control consumption per outlet.
A typical enterprise rack draws 3 to 7kW. High density compute runs 10 to 20kW. AI and GPU racks routinely reach 40 to over 100kW and need both a different power design and liquid cooling.
Yes. Circuits are tested and certified with results recorded, and you receive labelling, schedules and as-built documentation at handover.
Where it is safe and compliant to do so, yes, and we plan the work to minimise disruption. Where isolation is genuinely required we will tell you plainly rather than take risks with your infrastructure or our engineers.