Data Centers
Critical facility teams keep one signed record for every generator run, fuel test, and fire inspection, from a single colo hall to a portfolio across three continents, so the proof exists before the outage or the auditor arrives.
Where it runs
Every generator keeps its start-time proof, every tank its remaining-life reading, and every penetration its firestop evidence on one record.
Generators · fuel tanks · ATS · fire barriers · switchgear
Where uptime is won
Uptime holds when the test that ran is the test you can show. Four modules hold the line where data centers actually run, and each one names its standard.
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intelliINSPECT captures weekly runs, monthly load tests, and ATS transfer checks on guided wizards at the yard, offline if the hall is dark, signed before the technician walks away, all against NFPA 110.
intelliNDT logs UT thickness on day tanks and bulk storage with corrosion rate and remaining life per tank against STI SP001, so 96 hours of autonomy is a measured fact, not a nameplate claim.
intelliFIRE surveys fire-rated construction and firestop penetration by penetration to NFPA 75, so every cable pull that breaches a wall closes with photographic evidence.
intelliCOMPLY carries permits, arc flash JSAs, and LOTO for switchgear work under NFPA 70E on one audit trail that feeds Uptime Institute and SOC 2 evidence requests directly.
One operations record
When the grid event or the assessor arrives, the proof already exists, one query wide.
The working record
A technician runs the weekly NFPA 110 test at 2 a.m. and logs transfer time, coolant temperature, and fuel level on a tablet, no network required. The record syncs signed when the device does.
A slow ATS transfer or a thin tank wall reading recomputes the asset's standing on the spot. Run, repair, or replace routes to a named owner with a due date, not to a spreadsheet.
When Uptime Institute M&O assessors or the AHJ sample a year of emergency power history, the export is one query. Every entry carries user, timestamp, and signature.
How it runs
Signs and timestamps NFPA 110 generator, ATS, and battery test records at the yard, offline when the hall is dark.
intelliNDTRuns STI SP001 tank inspections with UT corrosion rates and remaining life computed per tank.
intelliFIRETracks NFPA 75 detection, suppression, and firestop surveys so a breached wall never stays open quietly.
intelliCOMPLYHolds NFPA 70E energized work and LOTO on one audit trail, aligned to EN 50600 operations documentation.
Evaluation path
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Bring one site's emergency power program and we will show you the record both of them will find.
Answers
Yes. Weekly runs, monthly load tests, ATS transfer times, and battery and charger checks are captured as structured, signed records against NFPA 110. Missed or overdue tests surface per generator before the AHJ finds them.
Critical facility teams use intelliSPEC to log ASTM D975 fuel sampling and polishing results in intelliINSPECT and to run STI SP001 tank inspections with UT thickness data in intelliNDT. Corrosion rate and remaining life are computed per tank, so stated fuel autonomy stays real.
Detection, clean agent, and suppression testing is scheduled and recorded to NFPA 75 and NFPA 25 intervals. intelliFIRE tracks fire barrier and firestop surveys so a breached wall never stays open quietly.
Both reviews sample maintenance and operations evidence. intelliSPEC holds the signed test, inspection, and corrective action history assessors ask for, exportable as one query instead of a week of assembly. The verdict stays with the assessor, the evidence is ready either way.
Yes. The maintenance and inspection records EN 50600-3-1 expects for European facilities live on the same thread as NFPA records for US sites, so one portfolio runs one documentation standard worldwide.
intelliCOMPLY issues energized work permits, arc flash JSAs, and LOTO against NFPA 70E, tied to the specific switchgear asset. Every authorization and closeout lands on the same audit trail as the inspection record.
Yes. intelliINSPECT captures full inspection records with photos and signatures on a device with no connectivity and syncs when the network returns. Level 4 and Level 5 commissioning tests at a new build are captured the same way as day two operations.
