Data Center & Server Room Facilities Management in Kenya
Keep critical IT running with precision cooling, backup power, structured cabling and environmental monitoring for server rooms, enterprise facilities and data centers.
Critical Infrastructure We Look After
Cooling, power, cabling and monitoring managed as one system, with one team to call.
Precision cooling
- CRAC and CRAH units, in-row and split cooling
- Hot and cold aisle containment
- Humidity control and airflow balancing
- Servicing, repairs and emergency call-outs
Power resilience
- UPS and battery inspection
- Standby generators and ATS panels
- Load tests and power quality checks
- Backup planning with N+1 redundancy
Structured cabling & racks
- Copper and fibre cabling, patching and labelling
- Rack layout and cable management
- Network equipment housing
- IT infrastructure service and maintenance
Monitoring & BMS
- Temperature, humidity, leak and power sensors
- Live dashboard and phone alarms
- Trend reports and capacity insight
- Integration with building management
Physical security
- CCTV and access control
- Alarm integration
- Entry logs and audit trails
- Visitor and contractor controls
Planned maintenance
- Scheduled maintenance windows
- Runbooks and escalation contacts
- Documented service records
- Emergency line for failures
Built for Uptime
Data halls
Cooling and power sized for your racks and growth.
Aisle containment
Efficient airflow that cuts wasted cooling.
Clean cabling
Neat, labelled cabling that is easy to support.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CRAC unit and why does a server room need one?A CRAC (computer room air conditioner) is a precision cooling unit that controls temperature and humidity for IT equipment. Ordinary comfort air conditioners are not designed for continuous, tightly controlled cooling.
What temperature should a server room be kept at?Many operators follow the ASHRAE recommended range of about 18 to 27 degrees Celsius with controlled humidity, and set targets based on equipment guidance.
What does N+1 redundancy mean?N+1 means one extra unit beyond what is needed, so cooling or power continues if one unit fails or is serviced.
Do you support small server rooms as well as large data centers?Yes. We support small server rooms, enterprise rooms and larger facilities with cooling, power, cabling and monitoring.
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