Capabilities01 Data Centers

Infrastructure for facilities that can’t afford downtime.

Mission-critical data center solutions designed for high availability, operational resilience and scale, from a single edge site to a hyperscale campus.

TIA-942
ASHRAE
IEC & SBC

(01) Overview

A data center is only as reliable as the systems underneath the racks. GamaOne handles those systems end to end: the power path that keeps servers running through an outage, the cooling that holds temperature under full load, and the controls that give your team visibility over all of it.

Standard
TIA-942
Global standard for data center telecommunications infrastructure.
Standard
ASHRAE
Thermal guidelines for mission-critical hardware environments.
Standard
IEC & SBC
Electrotechnical safety and structural resilience codes.

A data hall aisle between two rows of server racks with violet status lights, glass doors closing the cold aisle at the far end.

Data hall · cold aisle containment

(02) Scope

What we deliver

Four systems, designed and installed as one, from the utility feed to the rack.

Redundant power from the utility feed to the rack: UPS systems, standby generators, switchgear and distribution to your target redundancy.
UPSGeneratorsSwitchgear
Cooling sized for your real heat load: CRAC and CRAH systems, in-row and liquid cooling, containment and airflow design that hold temperature under full load.
CRAC and CRAHIn-row and liquidContainment
One view of the whole facility: BMS and DCIM integrated so your team sees power, temperature and capacity in real time, and is alerted before a problem becomes an outage.
BMSDCIMAlerts
The physical network layer, planned for growth: structured cabling, pathways and cross-connects, so adding capacity later is a patch, not a rebuild.
Structured cablingPathwaysCross-connects

Fig. 01 · Power pathFig. 01 · Cooling and airflowFig. 01 · Controls and monitoringFig. 01 · Cabling and pathways

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RedundancySized toVisibilityPlanned for: N+1 to 2NReal heat loadReal timeGrowth
ComponentsComponentsSystemsComponents: UPS · Generators · SwitchgearCRAH · In-row · ContainmentBMS · DCIMCabling · Pathways · Cross-connects
StandardsStandardsMonitorsStandards: IEC & SBCASHRAEPower · Temperature · CapacityTIA-942

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Power systems

Redundant power from the utility feed to the rack: UPS systems, standby generators, switchgear and distribution to your target redundancy.

UPSGeneratorsSwitchgear

Redundancy: N+1 to 2N
Components: UPS · Generators · Switchgear
Standards: IEC & SBC

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Cooling and thermal management

Cooling sized for your real heat load: CRAC and CRAH systems, in-row and liquid cooling, containment and airflow design that hold temperature under full load.

CRAC and CRAHIn-row and liquidContainment

Sized to: Real heat load
Components: CRAH · In-row · Containment
Standards: ASHRAE

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Controls and monitoring

One view of the whole facility: BMS and DCIM integrated so your team sees power, temperature and capacity in real time, and is alerted before a problem becomes an outage.

BMSDCIMAlerts

Visibility: Real time
Systems: BMS · DCIM
Monitors: Power · Temperature · Capacity

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Structured cabling and connectivity

The physical network layer, planned for growth: structured cabling, pathways and cross-connects, so adding capacity later is a patch, not a rebuild.

Structured cablingPathwaysCross-connects

Planned for: Growth
Components: Cabling · Pathways · Cross-connects
Standards: TIA-942

(03) Redundancy

Built to your redundancy target

N+1 for a regional site, 2N for a facility that has to ride through any single failure.

Fig. 02 · N, one pathFig. 02 · N+1, one path and a standby UPSFig. 02 · 2N, two independent paths

Utility feed
UPS, path A and B
Switchgear
Distribution to racks

(04) Process

How we work

One team from the first load study to years of operation.

01Drawing
Design
Load profile, redundancy target and site layout, modeled before the first pour.
02Site
Build
Power, cooling and controls installed in sequence with the civil works, on one schedule.
03Testing
Commission
Every system load-tested individually, then together, before the facility goes live.
04Lifecycle
Operate
Ongoing monitoring, maintenance and capacity planning as your load grows.