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Server Room Solutions to Monitor and Protect Your Servers
Cloud, Edge Computing, Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things are rapidly changing the demands placed on organisations and their IT networks. Our projects team can help you meet these challenges with the latest server room products and services. We have over 35 years of experience working with server room and data centre clients across many industries. View our products and services available, available to buy online or contact us for a free site survey, budget proposal or general advice on how we can help with your next server room or data centre project.
Data Centre Design, Build & Maintenance
Server Room Environments are specialists in the design, installation and maintenance of critical infrastructure systems. We have over 35 years’ experience in this ever evolving market place and work across the UK, Eire and overseas.
We provide a complete range of solutions and services including ‘turn-key’ systems. Our team includes cooling, energy efficiency and power protection experts with proven track records of delivering projects across many different industries. We also provide data centre maintenance services.
Server Room Environments works with many of the industry’s leading manufacturers. This ensures that we are independent and can provide the right critical infrastructure solution for your environment. Typical projects include data centre design services, new builds, system upgrades, maintenance, end-of-life disposals and recycling.
Our product portfolio continues to grow to meet the demands of our growing client base. We supply solutions, accessories and spares. Our product ranges include: racks and data cabinets, access security, network data cabling panels, UPS systems, PDUs and generators, remote temperature and humidity monitors, fire suppression, lighting, air conditioners and cooling infrastructure systems. Our services cover mechanical and electrical contracting works, equipment installation, maintenance contracts and emergency response plans.
Call the Server Room Environments team on 0800 030 6838 or complete our enquiry form for a free site survey. Let us show you how to reduce your data centre operational costs and improve the resilience of your server room environment.

Server Room Environments – Business Critical Engineering Systems
What is a Server Room?
The term server room is used to describe a secure and managed environment within a building in which to run IT servers, storage, and networking devices. The rooms may be referred to as a computer room, server room or data centre. A secure and managed environment includes critical power and cooling as the two primary systems required to keep IT running.
Power covers the use of uninterruptible power supplies, standby generators, PDUs and energy storage. Cooling refers to the use of air conditioning (wall mounted, in-row, air handling units, hot and cold aisles) and other cooling systems to maintain a suitable room temperature and humidity. Fire suppression is another critical system and can be rack mounted or installed as a complete room protection system.
A controlled environment uses environment monitoring systems to monitor environmental information within the room. Sensors can gather data on temperature, humidity, water leakage, air flow, smoke, fire, rack access and security. When measured parameters go outside a pre-set level, environment monitors can send alerts to network and IT managers, and facilities engineers via email and SMS text alerts.
Other major build components within a server room include flooring which should be anti-static and may include a raised access floor to provide cable management and cooling, server racks and data cabinets to house IT devices and peripherals, room and rack access control, CCTV monitoring, LED and emergency lighting.
A data centre is a building dedicated to providing all the facilities and services required to provide a secure and managed environment for servers and their supporting facilities. Data centre types include enterprise data centres, run on-premises for a company, colocation – colo facilities where the data centre provides Cloud hosting in the form of computer space, racks, dedicated rooms and data halls, and containerised and micro data centres for Edge deployments. A data centre server requires a secure and managed environment to ensure it is safely cooled and powered in order to prevent downtime and service disruption.