Dedicated server room circuits
Circuits sized and separated for racks, switches, and network gear, instead of sharing a general-purpose office circuit that trips when something else in the building draws load.
Server Room Electrical
Your servers are only as reliable as the circuit feeding them.
Dedicated electrical work for server rooms, network closets, and IT infrastructure — sized for the equipment you actually run, not whatever outlet happened to be nearby when the rack showed up.
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Proper electrical tie-in for rack-mount or standalone UPS units, plus power conditioning where voltage quality is an issue for sensitive equipment.
Surge protection for IT equipment
Point-of-use and panel-level surge protection to guard servers, switches, and storage from the voltage spikes that a standard power strip won't stop.
Proper grounding & bonding
Grounding and bonding done to spec for IT equipment racks, reducing electrical noise and protecting against ground loop issues that cause intermittent, hard-to-diagnose problems.
Cable pathway coordination
Electrical work coordinated with your IT team or vendor on cable tray and pathway placement, so power and data don't end up fighting for the same space.
Backup power tie-ins
Circuit tie-ins for critical server loads to a building generator or UPS system, so essential systems stay up through a short outage.