Data Centers & Critical Facilities
Data center generator service has to happen without putting the critical load at risk. Hedgehog Power Systems maintains paralleled generator systems, switchgear, and transfer equipment for data centers and critical facilities across the Midwest, with work planned around your maintenance windows and documented to your standards.
The requirements this facility answers to.
Requirements differ between editions of NFPA 110, and the edition that applies is the one adopted by your local authority having jurisdiction. Confirm the adopted edition with your AHJ, accreditor, or insurer before relying on any schedule.
Concurrent maintainability
Redundant generators only protect the load if each one is proven individually. Service is sequenced so the site never drops below its design redundancy during the visit.
Paralleling and load sharing
Synchronization, load-sharing, and control logic are where multi-generator systems fail quietly. They get inspected and tested as a system, not one engine at a time.
NFPA 70E electrical safety
Every technician is NFPA 70E trained and certified. Energized work, boundaries, and PPE follow the standard, which keeps that liability off your books.
Scope of work.
- Parallel systems maintenance, diagnostics, and upgrades
- Switchgear and breaker testing
- Control panel and transfer switch modernization
- Fuel system maintenance and fuel quality testing for long-duration runtime
- Written report after every visit, formatted to your records requirements
Start with a walk-through.
We inventory the generators and transfer switches, confirm the Level and Type, review the last twelve months of records, and hand back a written testing plan.
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- NFPA 70E trained and certified technicians
- Written record after every visit
Also served.
Hospitals & Healthcare
Joint Commission surveys, NFPA 99 Type 1 systems, and records that hold up under review.
Life Care & Senior Living
CMS and state survey readiness for facilities that run on a fixed budget.
Public Health Facilities
Standby power for clinics, labs, and public health operations that cannot pause.
Power that stays on.
Preventive maintenance, testing, and repair for standby generators across Illinois and the Midwest. One call reaches a technician, not a call center.