More than servers and racks

Power, cooling, batteries and building services are part of a data center too. We clean their rooms and accessible installation surfaces, routinely or after construction.

HV and LV areas

We clean high-voltage and low-voltage rooms, related switchgear areas and approved enclosure and surrounding surfaces. Access, equipment state and required approvals are established beforehand with the responsible team.

CRAH units and cooling equipment

The scope can cover enclosures, air paths, floors, pipework and adjoining trays around CRAH units. Manufacturer and operator requirements apply.

Panels, cabinets and distribution equipment

We clean control panels, enclosures and areas of electrical distribution equipment, taking care around controls, connections and settings. Opening or internally cleaning an installation is planned with the responsible specialists.

Busbars and insulators

We clean approved busbars, insulators and surrounding areas. Methods and scope depend on materials, construction and contamination.

Cable terminations and switching equipment

The scope can include connection areas, terminal surroundings, accessible wiring and switchgear enclosures. We review circuit breakers and other switching equipment with your equipment team.

Filters in CRAH units

CRAH filters can also be included in the assignment. Manufacturer instructions determine which filters can be cleaned and which need replacement.

Battery rooms and UPS equipment

We clean the exterior of the batteries, along with battery racks, enclosures, floors and surrounding areas. Our methods take account of materials and manufacturer requirements.

Pump rooms and other plant rooms

The scope may include pump enclosures, pipework, supporting structures, cable trays and floors. During the assessment, we also review difficult access points and record construction dust and other deposits.

Preparation and handover

Area, equipment count, contamination and access determine the effort. We document the completed work. Any shutdowns and electrical work are coordinated with qualified equipment personnel.

Ceiling voids and hard-to-reach areas.

Dust also collects above ceilings and behind equipment. We clean ceiling voids, cable trays and high-level surfaces.

Ceiling voids, trays and supporting structures

The agreed scope can include accessible surfaces in ceiling voids, cable trays, supporting structures and exterior surfaces of ventilation ducts or pipework. Access, installed equipment and site conditions determine the approach.

Support profiles and drip trays

We also remove dust and deposits from accessible support profiles, mounting rails and drip trays beneath pipework. This includes edges, corners and bearing surfaces of the structure.

Working at height

We use suitable access equipment and work platforms for high-level surfaces. Equipment and areas below are protected from falling dust.

After construction and for ongoing care

After installation work, before commissioning or as part of a care plan, we assess the affected areas and document completed work. This makes less visible locations part of a traceable cleaning scope.

Technical cleaning for IT and building services