Mission-critical
Watch the equipment that can't go down.
Peak Amp helps teams at data centers, labs and healthcare facilities spot early changes in cooling and power equipment and act before redundancy is used up.
The challenge
What we hear from teams like yours.
No room for failure
A cooling or power problem can become an outage quickly.
Data in many places
Building automation, power monitoring and maintenance records don't talk to each other.
Proving reliability
Leadership and auditors want evidence that risk is being managed.
What Peak Amp watches
The equipment that hurts most when it fails.
- CRAH and CRAC units
- Chillers
- Cooling towers
- Pumps
- UPS
- Generators
- Switchgear
- Early warning on drifting cooling and power equipment
- One view across BAS, power and maintenance data
- Documentation for reliability reviews
CRAH-03Computer room air handler · Data hall 2
High prioritySupply air has drifted from its normal 64–66°F up to 68°F over 11 days. The alarm setpoint is 74°F, so no alarm has fired.
- Evidence
- Fan speed rising to hold airflow, chilled water valve opening wider, neighboring CRAH-04 carrying extra load
- Next step
- Inspect filters, coil condition and fan performance before redundancy is needed
- Timing
- Within 7 days
Start with the data you already have.
Scope a pilot on a few buildings or sites. We'll show you what Peak Amp finds, with your team checking every finding.