First Case handled transport, placement and mechanical installation of two 200 kVA UPS systems with battery cabinets at Amsterdam Centraal station. Ten pallets of material, 92 battery blocks and bypass panels, delivered install-ready within the windows of a live station.
Two 200 kVA UPS systems with 92 battery blocks, placed install-ready at Amsterdam Centraal.
A UPS installation at Amsterdam Centraal leaves no room for improvisation: the supply chain has to be right and the station stays operational. Two 200 kVA UPS systems, two battery cabinets and 92 battery blocks, all of them heavy, had to arrive on site complete and in the correct order. The manufacturer wanted one party for transport, placement and mechanical installation, so its own engineers only had to connect and commission. Work on weekdays only, within fixed windows.
The scope: ten pallets through warehouse inbound and outbound, transport within the delivery radius and on-site installation of batteries, bypass panels, breakers and sensors. Lead time around five weeks after order, handed over install-ready for the manufacturer.
Material moves through warehouse inbound and outbound to site, within the delivery radius and fixed windows.
Two 200 kVA UPS systems and two battery cabinets are set in their final position.
Per cabinet a string of 46 battery blocks is placed and mechanically mounted.
Bypass panels are hung and the battery breakers mounted in the cabinets.
Internal wiring, temperature sensors and network cards are fitted and connected.
Before anything goes on site, the goods run through warehouse inbound and outbound. Ten pallets are checked, bundled and staged in the right order. Transport happens within the delivery radius and at the agreed delivery times.
On site, two 200 kVA UPS systems and two battery cabinets are set in their final position. Each cabinet takes a string of 46 battery blocks, mechanically mounted and in sequence. The heavy material is brought in over a level, clear floor.
Finally, the bypass panels are hung and the battery breakers mounted. Temperature sensors, network cards and internal wiring are fitted and connected. Everything is handed over install-ready, so the manufacturer only has to connect and commission.
A fixed flow: procure, supply, place, install, hand over.
Material is ordered and staged, lead time around five weeks.
Ten pallets staged through warehouse inbound and outbound.
Two UPS systems and two battery cabinets set in position.
Batteries, bypass panels, breakers and sensors installed.
Internal wiring connected and handed over install-ready.
Two 200 kVA UPS systems, two battery cabinets and 92 battery blocks arrived on ten pallets, placed and mechanically installed inside fixed work windows at a station still in service. Handed over install-ready: connection and commissioning stayed with the manufacturer.
Planned electrical work on the entire electrical installation of a hyperscale data center in the Netherlands with a fixed supervisor-led crew, more than 200 planned working days over several months.
12 UPS systems placed and fully DC-cabled in a colocation data center in the Netherlands, 144 cables of 95 mm², every conductor labeled.
A new busbar system tested with a 1 MW loadbank, both feeds loaded separately and in steps, with five compact units under a single remote control.
Two 200 kVA UPS systems, two cabinets and 92 battery blocks, complete and in order at a working station. One party for transport, placement and installation.
Ten pallets through the warehouse, lead time around five weeks, handed over install-ready.
One party handles supply, placement and mechanical installation, install-ready.
Material moves through warehouse inbound and outbound to site, within the delivery radius and fixed windows.
Two 200 kVA UPS systems and two battery cabinets are set in their final position.
Per cabinet a string of 46 battery blocks is placed and mechanically mounted.
Bypass panels are hung and the battery breakers mounted in the cabinets.
Internal wiring, temperature sensors and network cards are fitted and connected.
Before anything goes on site, the goods run through warehouse inbound and outbound. Ten pallets are checked, bundled and staged in the right order. Transport happens within the delivery radius and at the agreed delivery times.
On site, two 200 kVA UPS systems and two battery cabinets are set in their final position. Each cabinet takes a string of 46 battery blocks, mechanically mounted and in sequence. The heavy material is brought in over a level, clear floor.
Finally, the bypass panels are hung and the battery breakers mounted. Temperature sensors, network cards and internal wiring are fitted and connected. Everything is handed over install-ready, so the manufacturer only has to connect and commission.
Material is ordered and staged, lead time around five weeks.
Ten pallets staged through warehouse inbound and outbound.
Two UPS systems and two battery cabinets set in position.
Batteries, bypass panels, breakers and sensors installed.
Internal wiring connected and handed over install-ready.
Two 200 kVA UPS systems, two battery cabinets and 92 battery blocks arrived on ten pallets, placed and mechanically installed inside fixed work windows at a station still in service. Handed over install-ready: connection and commissioning stayed with the manufacturer.
Planned electrical work on the entire electrical installation of a hyperscale data center in the Netherlands with a fixed supervisor-led crew, more than 200 planned working days over several months.
12 UPS systems placed and fully DC-cabled in a colocation data center in the Netherlands, 144 cables of 95 mm², every conductor labeled.
A new busbar system tested with a 1 MW loadbank, both feeds loaded separately and in steps, with five compact units under a single remote control.
One address, from transport to handover. A response within 24 hours.