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Critical infrastructure · Switchboards and distribution
Type-tested switchboards, intelligent PDUs and labeled circuits so every critical load has a clear, protected power path.
We design and build the power distribution of critical rooms: Schneider Electric PrismaSeT power switchboards type-tested to IEC 61439, automatic transfer, surge protection, active harmonic filters and per-rack intelligent PDUs, with labeled and documented circuits so the room can be operated and maintained without errors.
Redundant UPS units are not enough if distribution relies on a single switchboard or unlabeled circuits. A switching error or poorly coordinated protection can take down an entire row of racks. Distribution is designed with the same redundancy logic as the rest of the room.
At Stellantis’ data centers we implemented Schneider Electric Prisma switchboards with per-rack distribution and labeled circuits, automatic transfer switchboards and surge protection.
Scope
Designed and assembled to IEC 61439 with test documentation.
Grid-generator switching coordinated with the backup system.
Surge protective devices and active line filters.
Intelligent PDUs and meters integrated into DCIM.
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That the assembly was designed and verified according to IEC 61439 for low-voltage switchgear, with documented checks of its performance. It is a guarantee of safety and of behavior under fault conditions.
Besides distributing power within the rack, it measures consumption and can alarm on overloads. That data feeds capacity planning and room monitoring.
Feeding each device from two independent sources. To be truly redundant, both branches must have separate power paths from the source—not just two cables.
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