AEGIS DATA CENTER SERVICES POWER AND COOLING ANALYSIS SERVICE SUMMARY

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AEGIS DATA CENTER SERVICES POWER AND COOLING ANALYSIS SERVICE SUMMARY The Aegis Services Power and Assessment Service provides an assessment and analysis of your data center facility and critical physical infrastructure components including the power systems, cooling systems and rack configurations. AEGIS will supply you with the information necessary to manage your facilities for optimum performance, extend the life of your hardware and strive for the highest level of network availability. The Aegis Power and Assessment Service offer a detailed review of your data center. AEGIS professional services consultants will visit the site and collect data pertaining to: Environmental conditions Critical infrastructure capacity and utilization distribution and effectiveness Condition of power and cooling equipment With this data, AEGIS will develop a comprehensive report that will include recommendations to: Address your specific concerns Correct deficiencies Optimize existing conditions Increase infrastructure capabilities Extend data center service life Features Comprehensive Data Center Power and Assessment Report Measurement of existing environmental conditions Measurement of the data center electrical infrastructure loads Measurement of present temperature conditions using thermal imaging to optimize infrastructure utilization Benefits Data center power and cooling utilization analysis identifies key infrastructure constraints that inhibit full space utilization. Indicates areas where temperature and humidity levels are not within tolerances established by industry standards and equipment manufacturers. Provides an accurate assessment of the actual data center power and heat loads; identifies excessive load conditions that can compromise existing reliability. Provides visual representation of excessive rack inlet temperatures and other potential hot spots within the data center. Identifies methods to maximize availability and the efficient use of power, cooling and space. Aegis Services www.aegisdcconsulting.com Rev2 Apr12 15

Power Document nameplate data, manufacturer and configuration of the data center bulk power distribution equipment to include: main switchgear, switchboards, generator(s), automatic transfer switch (ATS) and other equipment as applicable. Identify redundancy of power distribution system. Review Perform a visual inspection of data center electrical equipment including: switchboard, generator(s), ATS, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and UPS power distribution infrastructure, checking for improper installation practices, damaged equipment, and labeling of circuits. Review available maintenance records for the data center electrical equipment including: switchboard, generator(s) and ATS, and provide recommendations, where applicable, to improve practices. Document the generator fuel supply system and storage capacity. Document Existing UPS and Configuration Document UPS Capacity and Utilization Document Static Transfer Switch Configuration Load Document configuration, existing condition and nameplate data of the UPS and UPS power distribution infrastructure. Document configuration, existing condition and nameplate data of the battery system. Record input and output load measurements taken at the UPS. Identify and record preferred and alternate sources, document load readings, identify load balance and load transfer capabilities. Record, interpret and analyze displayed load values from metered power distribution units (PDU). Interpret and analyze measured load data collected from the data center, load panel boards taken during the assessment. Aegis Services www.aegisdcconsulting.com Rev1 Feb25 15

Distribution Review Record Temperature and Humidity Levels Rack Visually assess the Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) units. Check for general conditions, improper installation practices, damaged equipment and improper use. Identify the system type (i.e. direct expansion, water based or dry cooler, up flow or down flow) and document equipment manufacturer and model number. Document the rated capacity (based upon nameplate data and manufacturer nominal ratings) of the CRAC unit(s). Record and analyze supply and return temperatures, humidity, set points and operational modes to determine environmental conditions and where demand fighting may occur. Record and document room temperature levels to ensure that they are within ranges established by equipment manufacturers and recognized industry standards. Record average hot aisle and cold aisle temperatures. Identify conditions outside of recognized industry standards. Identify where air mixing is likely to occur and where blanking panels should be installed. Examine rack enclosures for airflow suitability. Identify airflow obstructions within, above, and below the rack environment. Infrared Thermography Detect and document areas where rack inlet temperatures exceed industry standards and guidelines using infrared thermography. Analyze rack arrangements for air distribution effectiveness. Identify the air distribution topology within the computer room. Air Distribution Effectiveness Evaluate the air distribution topology effectiveness relative to the computer room heat load. Measure airflow and temperature of the raised-floor air distribution system and overhead supply grills (if accessible). Identify possible obstructions and restrictions. Compare to nominal equipment nameplate data. Customer and Report Provide analysis and recommendations to address and correct customer specific issues Aegis Services www.aegisdcconsulting.com Rev1 Feb25 15

Identified Site Specific Issues Summary and Distribution Distribution Load Constraint Facilities For General within the data center using industry best practices. Provide a data center summary and recommendations to optimize the existing data center according to industry best practices. Provide a simplified one-line diagram from the main data center switchboard or separately derived source to critical load distribution panels, including transfer switches, UPSs, and generators. Tabulate and analyze the bulk power system within the data center. Provide recommendations where applicable. Determine bulk power utilization and identify limiting factors for increased power density within the data center. Project future growth load potential and analysis based on actual load measurements. Provide recommendations, where applicable, to optimize the operation and utilization of the generator infrastructure. Tabulate and analyze power distribution within the data center. Provide recommendations where applicable. Determine power distribution utilization and identify limiting factors for increased power density within the data center. Tabulate and analyze the bulk cooling distribution within the data center. Determine the bulk cooling utilization and identify limiting factors for increased power density within the data center. Report conditions that compromise bulk cooling effectiveness, where applicable, and provide recommendations to correct problems. Document and analyze the cooling distribution within the data center. Provide a cooling distribution floor plan of the data center identifying rack inlet air temperatures and tile airflow and temperature data, if applicable. Report conditions that compromise cooling distribution effectiveness, where applicable and provide recommendations to correct problems. Provide a floor plan of the existing data center depicting average hot and cold aisle temperatures, and raised floor supply tile airflow rates and temperature readings. Provide analysis of the infrastructure constraints and how the constraints limit increased data center loads. Document general facilities information. Provide a floor plan of the existing data center. If a floor plan is provided by the customer, it will be validated and updated as necessary to reflect the current operations. Provide analysis, scenarios and recommendations to optimize infrastructure utilization and availability. Provide power, cooling and infrastructure recommendations for each scenario. Provide conceptual floor plan depicting equipment layout for each recommended scenario. Provide general observations and recommendations for the data center infrastructure not covered in other sections of the report. Aegis Services www.aegisdcconsulting.com Rev1 Feb25 15

For more information on this service and other services Aegis Services offer, contact us at 706-636- 2721 or www.aegisdatacenterservices.com Aegis Services www.aegisdcconsulting.com Rev1 Feb25 15