Data Centers

Robust, reliable power is essential for modern data centers

The digital transformation has significantly increased the importance of data centers in our world. As a result, data centers are rapidly evolving to meet the growing demand for digital services. And as global data consumption rises, energy efficiency, sustainability, and reliability are among the top priorities for data center operators.

Data centers require continuous, uninterrupted power to maintain operations, so to ensure reliability, many are investing in advanced backup power systems and energy storage solutions to provide quick response times during grid outages and help stabilize power supply during peak demand periods. Also, data centers continually strive to reduce operational costs by adopting new technologies that help reduce energy consumption, optimize the use of electricity and monitor energy usage in real time.

And with increasing pressure to reduce carbon footprints and align with global sustainability goals, many data centers are investing in energy-efficient technologies and renewable energy sources like solar and wind to lower their carbon footprint. Data centers are also looking to decarbonize their power sources by partnering with utilities to enhance grid efficiency and stability. They offer demand response programs so data centers can adjust their energy use during peak periods to lower costs and contribute to a more balanced and sustainable grid.

By building more resilient power infrastructure, leveraging digital technologies like AI and edge computing, and adopting renewable energy resources like solar and energy storage, data centers have the ability to become more efficient and environmentally responsible. The future of our global digital infrastructure relies on the advancements of our modern data centers.

How we support data centers

Within a data center, transformers step down high-voltage electricity from the grid to a level that can be used by data center equipment. They ensure the proper voltage is provided to different components of the data center, which including cooling systems, servers, and PDUs. Switchgear is used to safely disconnect faulty sections of the system or distribute power efficiently across the data center. While battery energy storage systems (BESS) can be used to store energy for backup power systems. They provide immediate backup power when the grid goes down or during short-term fluctuations, ensuring that operations continue without interruption.

Around the globe, JST Power Equipment is supplying electrical power equipment to data centers of various sizes and types—from enterprise DCs and colocations to private and modular data centers. Our transformers, medium voltage switchgear and battery energy storage system (BESS) solutions are engineered to improve the efficiency, sustainability and safety of data center infrastructure. And with our industry-leading lead times and best-in-class project management, we’re able to meet our customers’ needs with outstanding precision and accuracy.

Learn more about our solutions and contact us today to discuss your project.