Data Centers & Telecom
Clean agent, preaction and aspirating detection. Every test runs inside your change windows.
Testing here is different from everywhere else in the building, because water and downtime are both unacceptable. We prove the enclosure still holds agent, not just that the panel still works.
The hazard profile
Common hazards found in data centers and telecom rooms.
Knowing what to look for is where our experience and knowledge shine. Problems get caught early, limiting the cost of repair in most cases.
Enclosures that leak a little more every year
Every cable pull opens a path. The five-year room integrity test is the only way to measure whether a discharge would still hold concentration, and it goes on the calendar with everything else.
Testing the release circuit safely
Release testing runs with the release disabled so nothing can discharge, and to a written plan agreed in advance.
Aspirating detection out of calibration
VESDA-class systems in high-airflow halls drift. Sensitivity verification confirms the detection is still as sensitive as it was designed to be.
Preaction air and supervision
The dry side of a preaction system needs its own pressure, its own trip test, and supervision that actually reports — three separate line items on the calendar.
Tell us your systems. We'll build your inspection schedule.
Getting started takes one conversation. We'll do the legwork and come back with a detailed estimate.