Data Centers
Data centers and the networks that support them, form the backbone of government operations in the 21st century. When there’s a problem with power to an organization’s data center, every part of the organization can be affected. Maximizing uptime while controlling consumption in compliance with the Energy Policy Act of 2005 is a challenge, but Eaton can help with our data center construction solutions. 
Increased availability 
Energy efficiencies 
Regulatory compliance
Increased availability Improperly managed power distribution and power quality equipment can be inefficient, resulting in wasted energy and increased downtime. Eaton offers leading-edge solutions for power distribution and power quality to help ensure maximum availability while reducing energy use.
Energy efficiencies Energy efficiencies As online users embrace resource-intensive applications like streaming video, social networking and sophisticated medical imaging, demands on data centers grow. Organizations need scalable, modular data centers that can be reproduced worldwide with only small regional variations. Eaton's scalable, modular equipment solutions enable customers to easily duplicate data center configurations.
Regulatory compliance Building a state-of-the-art data center can take a year or longer. Waiting that long for additional data handling capacity can hamper growth. Eaton's modular, preassembled equipment like Integrated Facility Systems (IFS) switchboards reduce installation time and labor, saving installation costs. Data centers must also meet EPACT and EISA mandates.
