CSEL produces timely Switchgear solution for Getronics

Electrical engineer Cross Services Engineering Limited (CSEL) has produced a sophisticated Low Voltage Switchgear Control system for IT data services specialist Getronics. The design, construction and installation of the Switchgear Control is the latest in a line of successful projects carried out by CSEL for Getronics at its National Data Centre in Runcorn, Cheshire.

Getronics is a leading international provider of information and communication technology (ICT) services for blue chip companies including Barclays Bank. When it was looking to upgrade and replace existing obsolete power systems, it turned to CSEL. The multi discipline engineering company has a long standing 'Term Maintenance' contract with Getronics, and has previously delivered a number of switch room upgrades by installing new switchboards for greater power stability.

CSEL's in-house engineers proposed a switchgear design using Eaton HOLEC's TABULA component range. Once this was approved by Getronics, a process of constructing the bespoke switchgear panels began at CSEL's St. Helens workshop. After passing all Factory Acceptance Tests, the switchgear was then transported in four sections and re-constructed in-situ at the Getronics' facility, before undergoing further Site Acceptance Tests.

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