Protect backup generators, fuel, DEF, and glycol loops from the cold so the facility's redundancy is there when it's needed.
A data center's cold-weather risk sits in its backup and cooling systems. Standby generators need warm fuel and DEF to start, and glycol and make-up water lines can freeze — exactly when a winter outage demands they work.
AG Heat keeps fuel, DEF, and coolant at ready temperature and protects the lines and tanks that back up the facility, so redundancy rated for an emergency actually delivers in one.
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Learn more →Freeze Protection
How to keep pipes, valves, and lines from freezing — matching the right heat to the run, sizing for the coldest night, and protecting the spots that fail first.
Read GuideFreeze Protection
Why things freeze, what it costs, and how to keep pipes, product, and cylinders working through the coldest months.
Read GuideSelection
Five questions that get you to the right heater fast — without oversizing, guessing, or ending up with something that almost fits.
Read GuideFitted wraps and trace on chilled-water/glycol loops, make-up water, and generator fuel/DEF, thermostat-controlled and sized for the coldest expected conditions.
Frozen make-up or loop lines and gelled generator fuel or DEF put both cooling and backup power at risk, threatening uptime.
Give us the container, the product, and the conditions. We’ll match you to the right solution — fast.
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