LOAD STUDIES · INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY · ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS
Server rooms, edge sites and colocation suites need measured power data to know how much capacity is really left.
It shows how much power the facility draws at its peak and how much capacity is left in each part of the electrical path, from the utility service to the UPS and the rack. Nameplate numbers on servers are conservative, so measured data is often the only way to know the real figure.
Server rooms, small colocation suites, edge sites and the equipment rooms inside commercial buildings. Phoenix is a large data center market, but our focus is the smaller facility where an electrical contractor and a measured load study make the most difference. For large hyperscale campuses the design is handled by engineering firms, and we support them with field data.
Recording uses clamp-on instruments, so there is no outage. Where work on live panels is required, we follow NFPA 70E safe-work practices and plan the work with your operations team. Thermal scans of connections are a natural companion; see infrared thermography. The overall service is on our Electrical Load Studies page.
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OUR PROCESS
Every job follows three steps: a site walkthrough, testing and documentation, then findings and next steps.
We start with a free phone consultation, and you can send a photo of your panel or equipment. If on-site work is needed, we visit, look at the panels and service, and agree on what needs to be tested or repaired before any work starts. On-site work is quoted before it begins.
Load loggers and a thermal camera record what the equipment is doing, and the results are documented for each panel or component we check.
We go over what we found and your options in plain language. If corrective work is needed, we are licensed to do it.
Share the details of your project, and our team will help you identify the most practical next step.
