Design visually
Build single-line diagrams and infrastructure relationships using a precise drag-and-connect workflow.
- Power sources and transfer
- UPS, batteries and PDU chains
- Cooling and rack dependencies
A professional simulation platform for engineers, consultants and operators to design, test, renovate and validate data center power and cooling systems with confidence.
Build the electrical and cooling architecture, simulate failures, compare options and generate evidence — without leaving the same model.
Build single-line diagrams and infrastructure relationships using a precise drag-and-connect workflow.
Inject utility failures, EPO events and maintenance scenarios while the model calculates the impact live.
Run repeatable drills and capture evidence for resilience, maintenance and operational readiness.
Capture the facility as it stands, draw the works, and see the difference: what the plant you are reusing has left, and what Tier you reach at the end of each phase.
Automatically document topology, assumptions, calculations, events, alarms and recommendations for stakeholders.
See report intelligence →Most tools draw a diagram. This one grades it. Every design is measured against Uptime Institute Tier topology and ANSI/BICSI 002 Class criteria, and every finding cites the clause it comes from.
Topology is traced from utility to load. N, N+1, 2N and 2(N+1) are detected from the single line you drew — not from a checkbox you ticked.
Availability Class is assessed across the electrical, mechanical, telecommunications and fire subsystems, and the weakest one sets the class.
76 normative documents, grouped by what they govern — grounding, batteries, fire, cabling — so every code that applies to one part of the design sits in one place instead of scattered across chapters. It prints into the report as a signed-off register.
Edition policy: unless a specific edition is quoted, the current adopted edition applies, as adopted by the Authority Having Jurisdiction for the project locale.
It is a hall being extended, a plant being reused, or a live facility being taken from one Tier to the next without ever going dark. The software holds the facility as it stands today beside the one you propose, and reports the difference — in capacity, in Tier, and in scope.
The existing transformer is rated 2500 kVA and already carries 1400 kW of the legacy building — is there room for the new hall hanging off it? A site-level capacity check cannot answer that. This one walks the diagram downward from every item you are reusing and adds up only the load that actually reaches it, then flags each one ok, tight above 80%, or over.
“Tier II to Tier III” is the claim. The evidence is both designs graded check by check: which requirements the works fix, which they leave untouched, and — the one that matters on a live floor — whether they quietly break something that used to pass.
Capture the facility as it stands, then just draw the renovation. Nothing has to be tagged by hand: a component in both documents was retained, one present only in the capture was removed, one present only now is new. Deleting a component is marking it for demolition.
Move through design and simulation without breaking context. Every component, dependency, alarm and calculation remains connected.
Select an operating scenario. The simplified network below updates live to demonstrate how the platform communicates system state.
Nine unedited captures — no mockups, no renders. This is the whole workflow: draw it, lay it out, break it, grade it, size it, and hand over the documents.
Convert simulation evidence into clear technical, operational and executive reporting — all generated from the same source model.
Both downloads are a single Windows file. Nothing to install, no Node.js, no sign-up — double-click and the software opens in your browser, running entirely on your own machine.
The real application, restricted where the finished deliverable is. Design, simulate and get a genuine Tier / BICSI Class verdict on a facility you draw yourself.
Download the demo ↓The complete edition. It comes to you with your licence key — one file, no installer. It opens on an activation screen that shows the Machine ID your key is issued against.
Sent with your licence →Open the software, copy the Machine ID it shows you, and send it over. You get a key back that works on that computer, offline, for as long as your licence runs.
Send my Machine IDData Center Simulator is desktop software. It installs on your computer, keeps every project on your own disk, and never needs an internet connection to run.
The complete application, restricted where it matters. Draw, simulate, and see the compliance verdict on your own design.
The full application on your machine. One computer, every feature, and the engineer who built it on the other end of the line.
Several computers, a perpetual term, or a licence shaped around how your practice actually works.
Download the demo, try it on a facility of your own, and ask for a licence when you are convinced. The engineer who built the software answers you directly.
Demo edition · Windows · 34 MB
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