Service

Critical Power System Service and maintenance are key to ensuring the reliability and availability of IT infrastructure. This includes regular maintenance and repair of critical power components such as UPS systems, Batteries, static switches, ATS and PDU’s, EV charger service, energy storage system service and application support. Regular service and maintenance helps to prevent system failures and minimize downtime, ensuring that the critical power systems are always available when needed.

Emergency Service for data centers, UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems, and critical backup power are essential components for businesses and organizations that rely on technology to function. These systems help ensure that critical operations can continue even in the event of a power outage or other emergency. However, it’s important to recognize that these systems can also fail and require emergency services to be brought in to restore functionality.

Preventive maintenance is an essential practice for organizations that rely on critical power equipment to function. Maintenance involves regularly inspecting and maintaining critical systems such as UPS (Uninterruptible Power Systems), and critical backup power equipment to ensure that they are in optimal condition and can operate efficiently without any interruption.

UPS Service are an important part of data center and critical system operation. Regular UPS service helps to ensure that the UPS system is functioning correctly and that the batteries are fully operational. Regular UPS service also helps to identify potential issues before they become critical, minimizing the risk of system failure.

Battery Replacement Service

Battery replacement service can help ensure the reliable and continuous operation of critical power equipment including UPS, BESS, and Generators. Many of the most common batteries are available from stock to enable us to respond quickly when battery replacement is needed.

Static Switch, RPP, & PDU Service is also an important aspect of data center and critical power system maintenance. Static transfer switches are used to transfer power between two different sources of power. Regular service and maintenance of static transfer switches helps to ensure that they are always to perform this critical function, helping to prevent downtime and ensure uninterrupted power supply.

Electric Vehicle (EV) charger service and maintenance are essential to ensure the safe and efficient operation of EV charging stations. Regular maintenance and inspection of charging stations help to detect faults or issues early on and prevent costly repairs and downtime. It is recommended to schedule routine maintenance and inspections every 6-12 months or as per the manufacturer’s guidelines.

Battery Energy Storage System Service (BESS) is an important aspect of ensuring the reliability and availability of stored power. BESS store electrical energy from the utility, PV, or alternate power sources, and releasesthat power when needed, providing a reliable source power to reduce energy costs or as a backup power source. BESS service involves the regular maintenance and upkeep of these systems to ensure that they are operating at optimal efficiency and can deliver the necessary power when needed.

Generator Service is another important aspect of ensuring the availability of the critical power system. Generators require regular service and maintenance to ensure that they are ready to provide backup power when needed. Regular generator service includes checking the fuel levels, batteries, replacing any worn or damaged parts, and ensuring that the generator is capable of starting and providing power on demand.

Overall, regular maintenance and service of critical power components such as UPS systems, generators, and static transfer switches is critical to ensuring the reliability and availability of critical facilities. By conducting regular service and maintenance, businesses can minimize downtime and ensure that their critical infrastructure is always available and functioning at peak efficiency.