Dust strains cooling, sensors and electronics. We clean computer floors, racks and the space beneath the floor while the equipment keeps running, protected against ESD: electrostatic discharge, the spark that destroys running electronics.
We clean rooms, cabinets and surfaces with ESD-safe agents. No water, no static charge, no interruption to the operation. On multiple live sites we do this three times a year: 1.200+ racks cleaned inside, fans treated with an ionization gun where needed.
The cabling runs under the raised floor, and that is where most of the dust collects. We clean the plenum, the space under the tiles where the air and cables run, without disturbing the airflow. The computer floor comes up tile by tile, no more than five at a time for stability, and both sides are cleaned with an ESD HEPA vacuum: filtration that captures 99.99% of particles above 0.3 µm.
Every action follows an ESD protocol: grounding, materials and method are matched to keeping sensitive electronics running. Each room has its own written work instruction: what gets cleaned, what does not, and how.
ESD-safe cleaning of rooms, cabinets and racks. Surfaces and floors, cleaned while the equipment runs. No water, no charge. Designated racks are cleaned inside, fans treated with an ionization gun where needed.
Cleaning of UPS and battery rooms. Dust-free matters most here: heat and dust are a bad combination around batteries and power electronics.
The walking surface and the tiles: up tile by tile, no more than five at a time for stability, both sides cleaned with an ESD HEPA vacuum, then damp-mopped.
Cleaning of the plenum. The space under the tiles where the air and cables run, often untouched for years, full of dust. In large halls, the data cable trays are included.
Working to ESD protocol. Grounding, materials and method matched to sensitive, running electronics. Safe for the equipment.
One-off or periodic. After each round: a measurement, a signed handover protocol and a report per location. We draw up a schedule that fits the contamination level of your room.
Surfaces and floors, cleaned while the equipment runs. No water, no charge. Designated racks are cleaned inside, fans treated with an ionization gun where needed.
Dust-free matters most here: heat and dust are a bad combination around batteries and power electronics.
The walking surface and the tiles: up tile by tile, no more than five at a time for stability, both sides cleaned with an ESD HEPA vacuum, then damp-mopped.
The space under the tiles where the air and cables run, often untouched for years, full of dust. In large halls, the data cable trays are included.
Grounding, materials and method matched to sensitive, running electronics. Safe for the equipment.
One-off or periodic. After each round: a measurement, a signed handover protocol and a report per location. We draw up a schedule that fits the contamination level of your room.
Four steps, from risk assessment to handover with measurement and report.
We look at the room, the equipment and the airflow, and set the safe working method.
A work instruction per room, planned at a time that does not disturb the operation.
Cleaning while everything runs. Grounded, dust-free, without disturbing the cooling.
After each round: a measurement, a signed handover protocol and a report per location. A periodic schedule if you want one.
Call us or request a quote. We clean ESD-safe while the equipment keeps running.
Busbars, power cabling and cable containment (trays and ladders), with our own people.
Read more →UPWe position and install, every brand. Testing and maintenance stay with the manufacturer.
Read more →BAChange-out, monitoring and testing on assignment, both lead and lithium.
Read more →CTCold and hot aisles separated, to our own design.
Read more →TRWhat we bring in, we also put in place. No handoff.
Read more →One address, from transport to handover. A response within 24 hours.