Key features of Energetics’ data centre offer include: allowing customers substantial discounts on the capital cost of installing electrical infrastructure, which traditional suppliers cannot provide specifying fixed connection costs in advance, rather than emulating the former monopolies’ practice of providing estimates, which can understate final bills by six-figure sums only charging for the power capacity[…]

The solution also records and stores labour and material cost information in one place, with the ability to separate work into business divisions cutting out the monogamous task of sifting through numerous files.

The company was employed by Taunton Deane Borough Council to carry out the work, which involved removing old equipment and installing new lifts in eighteen weeks.

Electrical power supplies, shaft and machine room lighting was replaced, whilst new resilient steel cabins were fitted, designed to produce a robust, aesthetically friendly finish incorporating LED tube lighting.

The collection is aimed at specifiers looking for a cost-effective concrete solution for new builds and is popular in Northern England and Scotland where dark grey tiles are in demand.

The standard also warns against the risk of specifying red lights as they can result in a loss of 80% of the light output and are not energy efficient.