Power Savings & Resilience Assessment
Before your next UPS investment, understand the whole power picture.
Identify power risks, uncover efficiency opportunities, and prioritize your next move.
Aging batteries, lightly loaded UPS units, and limited power visibility can leave your team with more questions than answers.
INFRASI's Power Savings & Resilience Assessment helps you understand your UPS and power distribution equipment, identify practical improvements, and screen proposed projects for applicable utility incentives.
Start with a clear picture—not another equipment quote.
Get answers to the questions behind your next investment
- ✓What equipment is connected to your UPS systems?
- ✓How are those systems loaded?
- ✓What battery, runtime, or capacity concerns need attention?
- ✓Where could equipment changes or approved load adjustments reduce avoidable consumption?
- ✓Which improvements merit utility-program review?
Whether you manage one equipment room or multiple locations, the assessment gives your team a defined starting point.
What your assessment can include
Equipment and operating review
Document the selected UPS units, power distribution units, batteries, connected loads, and available monitoring capabilities.
Power and load analysis
Review available measurements and identify where additional data is needed to evaluate equipment loading and consumption.
Resilience priorities
Identify battery, runtime, capacity, and visibility concerns for further investigation or corrective action.
Efficiency opportunities
Evaluate options such as more efficient equipment, appropriate sizing, consolidation, and customer-approved load changes.
Utility incentive screening
Review the proposed improvements against potentially applicable utility-program requirements.
Prioritized next steps
Receive a practical summary of recommended actions, data gaps, preliminary economics where supportable, and options for implementation.
Assessment scope and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
A practical process, built around your equipment
- 1
Discuss your priorities
Start with a 20-minute Power Opportunity Review covering your equipment, locations, and upcoming needs.
- 2
Define the assessment
Agree on the equipment, measurements, site activities, and deliverables.
- 3
Review the findings
Understand the opportunities, limitations, and recommended next steps before committing to an upgrade.
A good fit when you are…
- ●Planning a UPS or battery replacement.
- ●Managing equipment across several locations.
- ●Unsure how heavily existing UPS units are loaded.
- ●Reviewing power consumption in server rooms or IT closets.
- ●Trying to justify a power-infrastructure investment.
You do not need to commit to new equipment to start.
The assessment may identify an upgrade, an operational change, a monitoring requirement—or a reason to retain existing equipment.
Request My Power Opportunity ReviewTell us about your power infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
Is the assessment free?
The initial 20-minute Power Opportunity Review is an introductory discussion. Any subsequent assessment is scoped and priced before work begins.
Do we need existing energy data?
No. We can review what is available and identify any additional measurements needed. Measurement activities and equipment requirements depend on the agreed scope.
Will the assessment guarantee savings or rebates?
No. Savings depend on the baseline, equipment, operating conditions, and implemented changes. Utility incentives require separate eligibility review and approval.