Monitoring
Power, cooling and alarms in real time.
Mintema is data centre facility maintenance software. UPS, generators, cooling and fire suppression sit in one register and are monitored live. Maintenance is planned and approved so it never puts uptime at risk.
Power, cooling and fire systems must be tested without risking uptime, and customers want proof. Without approvals, history and live data together, every change is a risk.
Every part below is configured in the platform without code: the asset type, its structure, the inspection form and scoring, the work, the sensors and the dashboards. Click a step, or let it play.
Designed types for UPS, generators, cooling units and suppression systems.
Site, hall, room and system, with batteries and modules as components.
Load test results, battery voltages and temperatures recorded per test, with sign-off.
Maintenance on critical systems needs approval of the change and its window.
Temperature, humidity, power load and alarm status from monitoring systems.
Availability, maintenance compliance, alarms and critical findings.
Illustrative configuration on sample data. Your fields, forms, scales and workflows are designed with your team.
One platform and one data model, so the inspection, the work order, the spare part, the sensor and the dashboard all refer to the same asset.
Power, cooling and alarms in real time.
Alarms with acknowledgement.
Changes approved before work starts.
Planned and corrective maintenance.
Generator and battery tests.
Every change on record.
The value is measured in fewer failures, less wasted effort, lower risk and better use of budget.
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
It records the critical power, cooling and fire systems of a data centre, plans and approves maintenance without risking uptime, monitors live data, and keeps test records for customer audits.
Yes. Monitoring and building systems can send readings and alarms over standard internet protocols.
Yes. Work on critical systems can require approval of the change and its window before it starts.
Yes. Test results are recorded against limits, with sign-off.
Yes. Reports of maintenance, tests and changes can be generated per system or per hall.
Work orders require approvals, permits and a method statement, and critical work is scheduled into approved windows.
Yes. Test results, maintenance history and signatures can be produced per system for customer and certification audits.
We will configure this use case on sample data during the call: the asset type, an inspection form with its scoring, a work order type and a rule.