Protecting Your Most Critical Assets
Data centers and critical infrastructure facilities demand life safety systems of the highest precision. A fire in a server room can destroy millions of dollars of equipment and cause catastrophic business disruption — which is why detection has to catch a problem at its earliest stage, often while a component is still overheating or smoldering and long before open flame. At the same time, these facilities require the most stringent physical security — layered access control, comprehensive surveillance, and strict visitor management.
PCS has designed and installed life safety and security systems for Utah data centers and critical infrastructure facilities, and has provided fire alarm systems for federal data centers and aerospace and defense contractor facilities in Utah — see our projects. Our NICET IV-led engineering team is experienced with the specialized detection, notification, and monitoring systems that protect mission-critical environments — including the fire alarm interface to suppression systems installed and maintained by others — while minimizing the risk of disruption from the systems themselves.
Code & Compliance
- NFPA 75: IT Equipment Protection
Governs fire protection for information technology equipment rooms and data centers.
- NFPA 76: Telecommunications Facilities
Fire protection requirements specific to telecom and data facilities.
- TIA-942: Data Center Standards
Industry standard for data center design including physical security and life safety.
- NFPA 72 — Air-Sampling Detection
Aspirating early-warning systems are designed so the farthest sampling port reaches the detector within 120 seconds, with alarm thresholds tuned to high-airflow data halls.
Systems We Provide for Data Facilities
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