The average cost of a data center outage now stands at $740,357, up 38% from 2010. UPS system failure is the number one cause of unplanned outages, accounting for one-quarter of all such events. link

Power is now the single largest operational cost for an IT environment. It’s an absolute necessity for data center managers to be aware of their facility’s power usage and be proactive in improving efficiencies.

CEG’s Critical Power Solutions

We partner with industry-leading manufacturers to provide high-quality power products that will safeguard any mission-critical environment. Those partnerships, coupled with our in-house expertise, allow us to offer one of the most comprehensive and competitive solution portfolios in the industry.

• PDUs – basic, metered, monitored/smart, switched
• UPS Systems –rackmount, modular, adaptable
• Transfer Switches
• Power Distribution Busways
• Generators
• Power Chain Components – switchgear, transformers, inverters, remote power panels
• Power & Facility Monitoring

Why CEG?

Having our own team of engineering experts allows us to be much more than just another vendor. What sets us apart is our ability to be a full-service, end-to-end technology partner.

Assessment – As we inspect and monitor your critical environment, we’ll be on the lookout for capacity and power balance issues, wasted energy and operational inefficiencies.

Redundancy – Brown outs and black outs will occur, but CEG will make sure you’re prepared. Our solutions protect against all types of debilitating events from surges to extended power outages.

Turnkey Installation – CEG has the expertise to take a critical power project of any size from conception to completion. Let us plan, purchase and install for you.

  Our critical environment experts are always available to discuss your needs and help you make informed decisions. We offer a full array of critical power solutions and monitoring technology. 

Contact us at [email protected] or 800.257.5235.

Read our blog – Top 5 #criticalpowerfails: Mistakes CEG Sees in Facilities just Like Yours
Read part two of our Critical Power series – Monitoring