THE QUALITY YOU EXPECT.
THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE.
THE QUALITY YOU EXPECT.
THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE.
Browse our available rental solutions designed to support data center cooling, power generation and commissioning needs. From startup to ongoing operations, we help keep critical systems running.
Chillers
Temporary cooling solutions for commissioning, maintenance outages and facility expansion projects.
Cooling Towers
Additional cooling capacity for temporary installations and increased cooling demand.
Temporary HVAC
Portable and temporary HVAC systems for equipment rooms, electrical rooms and other critical spaces.
Generators
Temporary and backup power solutions for construction, startup and ongoing operations.
Whether you’re building a new facility, expanding existing capacity or preparing for startup, Ohio Cat can help identify the right temporary power and cooling solution.
Data centers require a combination of power systems, cooling equipment, and fluid management solutions to operate efficiently. This includes generators, electrical distribution, pumps for cooling systems, and temporary equipment for construction and maintenance.
Most data centers rely on diesel or natural gas generator sets for backup and standby power. These systems are designed to provide immediate, reliable power in the event of a grid outage to ensure continuous uptime.
Temporary power provides short-term electricity during construction, commissioning, or maintenance. It’s commonly used before utility power is available or when systems are being tested.
Cooling systems use chillers, cooling towers, and pumps to regulate temperature. These systems continuously remove heat generated by servers to ensure performance and prevent overheating.
Construction typically requires:
Temporary generators and lighting
Pump and dewatering systems
Climate control equipment
Air compressors and tools
Earthmoving and material handling equipment
Commissioning is the process of testing and preparing all systems before full operation. This includes load bank testing, power validation, and flushing cooling systems to ensure everything performs as expected.
Yes. Backup or temporary cooling systems are critical to maintaining uptime during maintenance, upgrades, or unexpected failures, ensuring continuous operation.
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