Operate · Facilities

Know how long the building holds if the utility fails.

A single-line power path from the utility to the rack, a 24-hour load chart against capacity, and a ride-through card: UPS minutes, generator kW, fuel hours and readiness checks. Cooling heat balance, environment zones, single points of failure with a what-if, and the maintenance plan.

Why teams open Facilities

Three questions Facilities answers.

What people ask in the first minutes, and who asks it. Facilities puts the answer on one screen, for Colocation and NeoCloud operators.

Facility engineer asksIf utility power fails now, how long do we have?
Mechanical engineer asksIs there a spare cooling unit on this floor?
Electrical engineer asksWhat breaks if we take UPS-2 down?

Capabilities

What Facilities does.

Power path

Feed → ATS → UPS → busway → PDU, with animated flow. Hover a node to trace everything up- and downstream of it.

Ride-through

UPS minutes, then generator kW and fuel hours, with readiness checks you can audit.

Cooling and environment

Heat balance per site, a card per cooling unit, CDU loops for liquid racks, and zones drawn against their safe bands.

Single points of failure

Devices with both cords on A, failed PSUs, tripped PDUs, cabinets one side cannot carry, single feed or tray route, lost cooling spare.

What-if

Take a feed, a UPS, a side, a PDU, a cooling unit or a trunk away and see what goes dark.

Maintenance and safety

A PM plan for every plant asset, booked as a change, plus fire zones, leak detection and resilience tests.

See your own estate in it.

Bring the fault your team keeps dealing with. We walk it end to end on a demo estate shaped like yours, then agree what a one-site pilot should prove.