Data Centre Electrical Installation in Thailand

A data centre brings power, cooling, building services and operating procedures into close contact. ETES delivers electrical and associated M&E installation with coordinated drawings, load calculations and power interruption plans shaped around the project requirements.

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Data Centre Electrical Systems
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Scope of work.

Switchboards and critical power

Design and install MVSB, GMSB, USSB and TSB switchboards, cable supports and cabling. Scope includes static UPS systems, generators and power distribution units (PDUs).

Load calculations and protection

Calculate maximum demand and size circuit breakers and cables using Ecodial and Vipcoda. Coordinate overcurrent, earth-fault and earth-leakage protection across the distribution system.

Interior works and raised floors

Coordinate interior renovation, structural floor strengthening and load spreading, and raised-floor systems with the electrical and M&E installation.

Cooling and water detection

Provide air conditioning and mechanical ventilation (ACMV), computer-room air conditioning and water detection systems within the agreed project scope.

Fire detection and suppression

Scope can include dry pre-action fire protection, FM-200 suppression and VESDA detection. Confirm equipment specifications and interfaces with the project team.

Lighting and general power

Design lighting in DIALux using manufacturers’ IES files. Install socket outlets, general power, intelligent lighting controls and dimming around the required layout and illuminance.

ELV, security and alerts

Design and install access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, motion detection and SMS paging alerts. Define the system interfaces and monitoring requirements with the facility team.

Renovation and supply upgrades

Plan additions, alterations and electrical supply upgrades. Coordinate installation documentation and applicable approval requirements with the responsible project representatives.

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Information to prepare.

Share what you have. We can identify the remaining information together.

  • The design brief, load schedule and required power distribution arrangement.
  • Current electrical and M&E drawings, equipment specifications and supplier contacts.
  • Operating procedures, access controls and the process for approving planned outages.

Agree the details before work begins.

Use these points to define the proposal, responsibilities and records your team needs. Final deliverables depend on the agreed scope.

  1. Before work

    Equipment and supply schedules covering the agreed electrical, cooling and control interfaces.

  2. During delivery

    Installation and commissioning responsibilities, witness points and permitted test conditions.

  3. At handover

    Approved test results, interface records and outstanding items for the operations team.

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Can ETES work from a consultant’s design?

Share the drawings, specifications and division of responsibilities. These establish the installation scope, coordination needs and any details that require clarification before work is planned.

How is work in an operating facility planned?

Planning starts with the systems affected and the facility’s operating procedures. The work sequence, isolation arrangements, temporary power needs and client review points should be agreed before a shutdown is scheduled.

What determines the scope beyond electrical installation?

The project brief defines which cooling, floor, detection and security works are included. Clarifying the boundaries between ETES, equipment vendors and other contractors helps avoid gaps at system interfaces.

Plan the next step.

Discuss your
electrical project.

Tell us your site location, the work you need and your planned schedule. Drawings and equipment lists help us assess the scope.

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