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Data Centers

Data center developers are driving the largest build-out of electrical infrastructure demand in a generation.

Overview

Data centers, driven by AI and cloud computing growth, are increasing demand for reliable power distribution equipment faster than the existing supply chain can keep up. Electricity use by data centers is projected to double by 2030, and major developers are opening their supplier bases to additional qualified vendors as a result.

Corven supplies equipment at each stage of the power path, from transformers and medium voltage switchgear at the utility connection to the low voltage distribution, circuit protection, and cooling controls inside the facility. Prefabricated power modules and containerized packages bring the same equipment to site factory-assembled, which reduces the work left to do in the field. Application engineering support helps developers avoid the delays and mis-specifications that come with an unfamiliar supplier relationship.

Equipment for data center projects includes:
  • Power transformers: oil-filled units up to 1000kV, plus pad mount, medium voltage oil-immersed, and dry-type distribution transformers

  • Medium voltage switchgear: air insulated and gas insulated, including SF6-free designs, from 12kV to 40.5kV

  • High voltage gas insulated switchgear, dead tank and vacuum circuit breakers, fuse cutouts, surge arresters, and insulators for campus substations

  • Medium voltage power cables from 5kV to 35kV

  • Prefabricated substations and modular power modules that combine medium voltage cabinets, transformers, UPS units, and low voltage cabinets in one factory-assembled package

  • Containerized e-houses and skids that package power distribution, fire protection, security, lighting, and HVAC

  • Low voltage switchboards up to 5,000A, with air circuit breakers up to 4,000A and molded case breakers from 15A to 1,200A

  • Miniature, enclosed, and residual current breakers, molded case switches, motor-circuit protectors, and DIN rail fuse holders

  • Surge protective devices and energy-limiting maintenance switches

  • Automatic transfer switches for backup power

  • Intelligent power distribution units and networked power switches for rack-level control

  • Contactors, overload relays, manual starters, soft starters, and variable frequency drives for cooling and ventilation

  • Power factor correction, harmonic filters, and static var generators

  • Smart energy meters and power monitoring instruments

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Overview

Data centers, driven by AI and cloud computing growth, are increasing demand for reliable power distribution equipment faster than the existing supply chain can keep up. Electricity use by data centers is projected to double by 2030, and major developers are opening their supplier bases to additional qualified vendors as a result.

Corven supplies equipment at each stage of the power path, from transformers and medium voltage switchgear at the utility connection to the low voltage distribution, circuit protection, and cooling controls inside the facility. Prefabricated power modules and containerized packages bring the same equipment to site factory-assembled, which reduces the work left to do in the field. Application engineering support helps developers avoid the delays and mis-specifications that come with an unfamiliar supplier relationship.

Equipment for data center projects includes:
  • Power transformers: oil-filled units up to 1000kV, plus pad mount, medium voltage oil-immersed, and dry-type distribution transformers

  • Medium voltage switchgear: air insulated and gas insulated, including SF6-free designs, from 12kV to 40.5kV

  • High voltage gas insulated switchgear, dead tank and vacuum circuit breakers, fuse cutouts, surge arresters, and insulators for campus substations

  • Medium voltage power cables from 5kV to 35kV

  • Prefabricated substations and modular power modules that combine medium voltage cabinets, transformers, UPS units, and low voltage cabinets in one factory-assembled package

  • Containerized e-houses and skids that package power distribution, fire protection, security, lighting, and HVAC

  • Low voltage switchboards up to 5,000A, with air circuit breakers up to 4,000A and molded case breakers from 15A to 1,200A

  • Miniature, enclosed, and residual current breakers, molded case switches, motor-circuit protectors, and DIN rail fuse holders

  • Surge protective devices and energy-limiting maintenance switches

  • Automatic transfer switches for backup power

  • Intelligent power distribution units and networked power switches for rack-level control

  • Contactors, overload relays, manual starters, soft starters, and variable frequency drives for cooling and ventilation

  • Power factor correction, harmonic filters, and static var generators

  • Smart energy meters and power monitoring instruments

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Industry challenges

Data center developers are managing an unusual combination of urgency and technical complexity. Equipment decisions made too slowly, or specified incorrectly, translate directly into delayed energization.

  • Product shortages and extended lead times on transformers and switchgear

  • Redundancy requirements that call for matched, coordinated equipment across the whole power path

  • Rising heat loads that depend on reliable cooling and ventilation controls

  • Limited qualified supplier capacity as demand scales

  • Insufficient technical support from existing vendors

  • Slow customization turnaround during critical project phases

Corven works with direct access to decision-makers and application engineering support built into every order, so equipment arrives matched to the application.

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Industry challenges

Data center developers are managing an unusual combination of urgency and technical complexity. Equipment decisions made too slowly, or specified incorrectly, translate directly into delayed energization.

  • Product shortages and extended lead times on transformers and switchgear

  • Redundancy requirements that call for matched, coordinated equipment across the whole power path

  • Rising heat loads that depend on reliable cooling and ventilation controls

  • Limited qualified supplier capacity as demand scales

  • Insufficient technical support from existing vendors

  • Slow customization turnaround during critical project phases

Corven works with direct access to decision-makers and application engineering support built into every order, so equipment arrives matched to the application.

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Key applications

Corven's equipment is applied at the points in a data center build where reliability and speed to power matter most.

  • Utility-to-rack power distribution

  • Backup power switching and transfer

  • Cooling and ventilation motor control

Every product is verified against North American certification and code-compliance standards before it's offered, with direct technical support through commissioning and beyond.

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Key applications

Corven's equipment is applied at the points in a data center build where reliability and speed to power matter most.

  • Utility-to-rack power distribution

  • Backup power switching and transfer

  • Cooling and ventilation motor control

Every product is verified against North American certification and code-compliance standards before it's offered, with direct technical support through commissioning and beyond.

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GET IN TOUCH

Discuss your electrical equipment needs.

Tell us about your project and our engineering team will help you identify the right equipment or custom solution.

Low Voltage Switchgear
Prospective RFI/ RFP
Application Sizing
Medium Voltage Switchgear
Project Sourcing
General Consulting
GET IN TOUCH

Discuss your electrical equipment needs.

Tell us about your project and our engineering team will help you identify the right equipment or custom solution.

Low Voltage Switchgear
Prospective RFI/ RFP
Application Sizing
Medium Voltage Switchgear
Project Sourcing
General Consulting
GET IN TOUCH

Discuss your electrical equipment needs.

Tell us about your project and our engineering team will help you identify the right equipment or custom solution.

Low Voltage Switchgear
Prospective RFI/ RFP
Application Sizing
Medium Voltage Switchgear
Project Sourcing
General Consulting