Data Centers & Infrastructure
Power, cooling and environmental monitoring for continuously available facilities.
- Scope
- Ground to Cloud
- Approach
- Retrofit first
- Base
- Bangalore, India
The brief
What this sector asks of a control system
A data centre's automation exists to prevent one event. We engineer the monitoring and control around power distribution, cooling and environment — with alarming that reaches a human quickly, and a data record precise enough to explain what happened afterwards.
Every engagement starts the same way: we walk the floor, read the existing drawings, and write down what is actually installed before anyone proposes a platform. The sector decides the priorities — the plant decides the design.
Constraints we engineer around
What we bring
Disciplines we lead with in data centers & infrastructure
The same engineering team carries the work from the panel to the dashboard, so nothing is lost at a handover between vendors.
In detail
What shapes the work here
The constraints that decide how a system for this sector gets engineered.
Visibility across the whole power chain
Utility, generation, UPS, distribution and rack-level draw are frequently monitored by separate systems that do not share a view. That is how capacity headroom becomes an estimate rather than a number.
Bringing the chain into one supervisory picture is what makes both capacity planning and fault diagnosis possible.
Cooling efficiency without risking the floor
Cooling is the largest controllable overhead, and the pressure to reduce it runs directly against the tolerance for risk. Efficiency work here is incremental, measured, and always bounded by the thermal envelope the equipment requires.
Metering comes before optimisation, so every change can be evaluated rather than argued about.
Changing a system that cannot stop
Every modification is made to a live facility. Staged cutover, tested rollback and change windows agreed in advance are not process overhead here — they are the method.
We work to your change control rather than asking for an exception to it.
Typical scope
What we are brought in to do
- Monitoring across utility, generator, UPS and distribution
- Rack and feeder-level power metering
- Cooling plant control and efficiency measurement
- Environmental monitoring with rapid alarm escalation
- Capacity reporting for power and cooling headroom
Engineering constraints
- Availability
- Every change staged and reversible
- Power
- Whole chain in one view
- Cooling
- Metered before optimised
Common questions
- Can you work on a live facility?
- Yes, and it is the normal condition. Work is staged with a tested rollback and executed in agreed windows.
- Will you integrate with our existing BMS and DCIM?
- Where they expose data, yes — replacing them is rarely the right first move. We add the layer that gives one view across what is already installed.
- Can you improve our PUE?
- Often, within the thermal envelope your equipment requires. We meter first so any change can be evaluated rather than asserted.
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