Nothing is handed over untested
The last months of the programme decide whether the facility behaves the way the drawings said it would. They end with a signed dossier, a trained operations team and a twin that stays in sync with the plant.
Prove every failure mode
Five levels, from witnessed factory tests to an integrated systems test that kills the utility at full load bank and watches the whole facility ride it out.
- L2pendingMV switchgear & protectionPrimary injection, selectivity, interlocks
- L2pendingTransformer energisationRatio, insulation, oil, thermal soak
- L3pendingGenerator black startStart time, paralleling, step load, fuel
- L3pendingUPS & battery autonomyTransfer, harmonics, full discharge test
- L3pendingCooling capacity & failoverDesign day, pump swap, CDU redundancy
- L3pendingFire detection & suppressionASD response, discharge, room integrity
- L3pendingNetwork & structured cablingOTDR, insertion loss, path diversity
- L3pendingBMS / DCIM pointsPoint-to-point verification, alarms, trends
- L4pendingIntegrated systems testUtility failure with full load, all modes
- L5pendingFull load bank & thermal runaway100% load, cooling loss, recovery curve
Ready for operation
Handover is a deliverable, not a date. You receive a certified facility, the full as-built set, spares, O&M procedures and an operations team that has already run it under load.
- As-built drawings and federated model
- Commissioning dossier, all levels
- O&M manuals and maintenance schedule
- Spares inventory and vendor contacts
- Trained operations team
The facility, live
Every asset we install exists twice: once in the building and once in the model. Select any piece of plant to see what it is doing right now.
UPS 04
- Capacity
- 2.4 MW
- Load
- 61%
- Autonomy
- 7 min
- Mode
- Double conversion
You see what we see
Earned value, schedule performance, procurement status and commissioning progress — one dashboard, updated weekly, with the same numbers we run the site on.
Tell us what you are building
Send the site status, the grid offer and the target load. You get a concept, a power and cooling strategy and an indicative CAPEX back.