Hyperscalers and large colocation providers require solutions that enable them to scale quickly in large increments of capacity.
Large data center projects involve the difficulty of coordinating many trades in a fixed space. Skids are integrated and tested before arrival on site, greatly reducing the amount of labor and coordination required to install them.
The PCX experience with mission critical systems has led to a transportation process that eliminates the risk of moisture contamination and removes days from the process of placing and installing electrical skids
PCX employees are responsible for every aspect of the engineering and build process, all the way through testing and shipment. This translates to increased flexibility and minimal delays should a change be required mid-project.
PCX can utilize your preferred suppliers, but we are not bound to any supplier. We can select and source equipment to optimize to your requirements, whether they be reliability, cost, availability, serviceability, or all of the above.
PCX's ability to contain the production impact of design changes, and even be able to pivot to another OEM due to supply chain issues, maximizes flexibility even when on an aggressive schedule.
PCX prioritizes safety in our processes and empowers our customers to avoid safety risks in their facilities. Promote safety with a quality product that is pretested and requires minimal on-site work during installation.
PCX supplied a major social media company with 14 modular electrical skids, complete with UPS back-up battery systems and electrical power distribution switchgear to power a hyperscale data center.
PCX provided one of the world's premier cloud computing service providers with 10 integrated modular electrical skids for a hyperscale data center. These skids included automatic transfer switches (ATS), distribution and controls.
To meet demand, PCX opened a new state-of-the-art, 159,600-square-foot manufacturing facility in the Research Triangle. Among other products, the facility was designed to handle the production of large electrical and mechanical skids.
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