Infrastructure Testing
Individually designed, functional testing of data center infrastructure.
24/7 Data Center operations require stable and reliable power (AC) and cooling systems, with sufficient capacity to perform under both normal and demanding operating conditions.
Regular testing and maintenance are essential to identify issues early and prevent failures, power loss or operational disruption.
We conduct a range of Data Center infrastructure tests, including:
Full-load testing
Testing the entire Data Center infrastructure at 100% load for 7 days
• Overload testing
Testing the entire data center infrastructure under 110% load or higherTesting selected equipment and systems
Load testing of selected systems and equipment, including generators, UPS systems and STS units
Thermographic testing
Thermographic testing of electrical systems
HVAC and liquid cooling systems test
Load testing of HVAC and liquid cooling systems in different configurations
Load testing during facility expansion
Operational load testing of UPS battery strings and backup generators during Data Center expansion, before deployment of the target IT equipment
Early fault detection and failure prevention
Regular testing and maintenance are essential to identify issues early and prevent failures, power loss or operational disruption. Most errors become visible once the server room load exceeds 80% of its designed capacity.
Verifying installations under real load
Load bank testing is a key part of the process. It allows us to verify the quality of installation and confirm reliable system performance, both under failure conditions and during normal operation.
Our support can range from equipment rental and connecting it to the technical infrastructure, to the complete preparation and execution of testing, including power quality measurements and thermographic inspections, followed by a detailed final report.
We conduct testing both in new-build and live Data Centers, maintaining operational continuity and working within agreed maintenance windows.
What do we verify during testing?
Questions worth asking before go-live
Is the facility built correctly, meets the required standards and operational expectations?
Are all systems performing correctly, without limiting the intended capacity of the facility?
Am I confident that all installed equipment will operate together as specified by the manufacturers?
Can the facility safely reach 100% of its designed capacity without failure?
Can additional IT load be implemented beyond 50%, 60%, 70% or 80% of the safe operating capacity without the risk of uncontrolled shutdowns?
Could an increased power demand in a single rack or row affect other systems?
Does the infrastructure have a single point of failure?
Can the cooling system maintain the required environmental conditions under the expected load?
Could electromagnetic fields generated at 100% load interfere with low-voltage or telecommunications systems?
