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Data Centers and Mission-Critical Facilities
Texas has more data centers under construction than any state except Virginia, and the fire protection questions repeat from site to site: how the UPS battery room is classified, whether the lithium-ion cabinets need a hazard mitigation analysis, what the clean agent and early-warning detection criteria are, and how the jurisdiction wants the package presented.
IgnitionTech answers those questions for the owner, the design team, and the fire marshal, and has reviewed lithium-ion UPS rooms in Harris County under the current adopted code.
Services for this facility type
Lithium-Ion Batteries and Energy Storage Systems
NFPA 855 compliance, UL 9540A review, hazard mitigation analysis, and AHJ packages for battery projects.
Learn moreFire and Building Code Consulting
Occupancy, allowable area, egress, and plan review comment responses for complex buildings.
Learn moreSprinkler Design Criteria and Submittal Review
Design criteria that match the storage and occupancy, plus review of the contractor's shop drawings and calculations.
Learn moreEmergency Responder Radio Coverage (ERCES, ERRCS, BDA)
Applicability review, AHJ requirements, and acceptance coordination for in-building public safety radio systems.
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Architects, brokers, and contractors in this sector
IgnitionTech works alongside design teams, tenant reps, rack dealers, and sprinkler contractors as the code resource on their projects.