This document discusses data center containment solutions from Polargy, Inc. It introduces containment and mentions benefits like consolidation, virtualization, and energy savings. It then outlines Polargy's design, build, and commissioning process. Specific topics covered include layout, materials, and addressing fire safety issues. Metrics are provided on energy savings and carbon reductions from containment projects. The document concludes with the steps for evaluating a containment project.

1. Data Center Containment Introduction March 2011 Polargy, Inc. 256 Gibraltar Drive, Suite 155 Sunnyvale, CA 94089 888.816.8338 www.polargy.com

2. Easy is Good Not complex; no software, no cranes, no permits Consolidation Virtualization Economizers Monitor and Control VFDs Lighting Containment Projects

3. Polargy Project Approach Advantage Design Build Commission We assist in all processes: insurance, fire marshal, utility rebates, designing, building and commissioning

5. Obstructions

6. Fire safety

7. Layout

8. Shop drawings

9. Material list

11. Build Over 1M square feet installed Private

12. Commissioning Q: How Hot Can the Hot Aisle Get? A: It Is in the Commissioning Plan

14. Drop-Away Panel: UL listed, FM Global approved

15. Add New Sprinkler Heads: CostlyDrop-Away Panel for use Under Sprinkler Heads

16. Customer Success Metrics

17. Customer Success Metrics Equivalent to 1,482 homes 6,628 tons of coal

18. Rapid Time to Savings 66,400 35,500 107,700 20,000 105,500 108,400 18,700 108,500 10,000 108,800

19. Path to Savings Pick candidate site Assess if ROI is compelling If compelling, develop a plan to get it done