What we deliver
Komstadt helps plan, deploy and integrate server room infrastructure around your workplace needs, operational requirements and future expansion. Planning these elements together helps your team maintain the space and prepare for future capacity needs.
Select secure cabinets, open frames & accessories with suitable load capacity, airflow, access, cable management and expansion space. Reserved capacity & organized cable entry points help accommodate future equipment without crowding the installation.
Monitor temperature, humidity, leaks and cabinet conditions, with configurable alerts that support early intervention. Alert thresholds and notification routes help the responsible team identify where attention is needed.
Size uninterruptible power supplies and battery autonomy for critical loads, safe shutdowns and continuity during short power interruptions. Maintenance access and battery replacement requirements are included in planning for ongoing support.
Plan precision cooling, airflow separation and equipment placement to manage heat loads and protect server room operating conditions. Accessible service areas and sensible airflow management support maintenance and future capacity planning.
Technology ecosystem
We incorporate technologies from manufacturers such as Vertiv, Liebert and Chatsworth Products (CPI) into server room infrastructure solutions. Equipment is selected according to each project’s requirements, including power continuity, cooling, rack configuration, environmental conditions and long-term maintainability.
Brand names are references only; no manufacturer endorsement or partnership status is implied.
Planning guide
Server rooms need coordinated rack space, airflow, environmental monitoring, power continuity and straightforward access for maintenance.
Depending on critical loads, a server room can require organised racks, cable management, environmental alerts, UPS capacity, cooling and a clear maintenance plan.
Autonomy is the estimated time that a battery-backed power system can support the intended load. Requirements should be calculated for the actual equipment and shutdown or continuity plan.
Allow for future rack space, power and cooling capacity, and keep cable routes and equipment records organised. Monitoring environmental conditions can help teams spot changing loads early.
