Redundant power distribution
N+1 and 2N circuit design so a single breaker, panel, or feed failure doesn't take down a rack row or the whole room.
Data Center Electrical
Power infrastructure built for uptime, not guesswork.
Redundant power distribution, UPS integration, and generator tie-ins for data centers, colocation space, and enterprise server rooms across the Twin Cities — designed and installed to keep critical loads running through a utility outage, not just survive an inspection.
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Electrical tie-ins for rack-mount and standalone UPS systems, sized and wired to actually carry your critical load through a transfer, not just ride out a blip.
Automatic transfer switches & generator tie-ins
ATS installation and wiring so backup generator power picks up automatically, with proper isolation from utility power during transfer.
High-density rack power
Dedicated circuits, whips, and PDU installation sized for modern server and switch density, not retrofitted office-building capacity.
Code compliance & arc-flash labeling
Work performed to NEC Article 645 (information technology equipment) requirements, with permitting, inspection, and arc-flash labeling handled as part of the project.
Cooling-adjacent power coordination
Dedicated circuits for CRAC/CRAH units and in-row cooling, coordinated so mechanical and electrical loads are planned together, not as an afterthought.