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Technology does not sit still and for many of our clients this means server upgrades, changes to their networks, downsizing, and upgrading equipment. If environmental conditions are not taken into consideration during these changes a client could experience reliability issues within their facilities.
Our expert engineering team performs data center specification and evaluations to examine the current performance and design of a facility. This is helpful when planning for the future, because it identifys existing and future power capabilities. By doing a SPOF analysis (Single Point Of Failure analysis) our engineers are able to identify issues that may result in possible system interruptions and offer solutions to rectify the issue. The data center evaluation can also be helpful in identifying and resolving electrical issues within the facility. Power quality problems can occur based on any number of issues like changes to your systems (adding & removing equipment), the age or your facility, harmonics, poor design installation practices, improper wiring between or within systems, or improper grounding.
EEC’s data center evaluation provides a thorough look into your facility and the systems within them. EEC’s systematic approach takes into consideration current performance, as well as preparedness for the future, design, and safety. After inspection and analysis of your facility our engineers will provide you with a comprehensive report outlining the findings. The report will identify all problems and offer solutions and recommendations for rectifying the issues. Our comprehensive report will include a total lifecycle perspective, including the design, installation and maintenance necessary to "harden" your facility against possible interruptions. A registered professional engineer will compile the site information gathered by our team of site engineers, and installation and service technicians, and offer alternatives with cost estimates to perform the suggested upgrades. Many of our customers have realized a ROI of less than five minutes where a simple infrastructure weakness jeopardizing critical operations was identified and repaired, averting unscheduled downtime costing over $100,000 an hour!
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