Date:
September 23-24, 2026
Time:
9am – 5pm
Location:
Venue to be announced
Eagle Eye University’s Denver, CO regional training event is a two-day data center battery training course designed for professionals responsible for UPS battery maintenance, critical power reliability, commissioning support, and load testing.
Attendees will learn how UPS batteries, battery maintenance practices, load capacity testing, commissioning procedures, and supporting cooling systems work together to protect uptime and reduce risk in mission-critical data center environments.
Registration fee includes course, beverages, snacks, and lunch during training. Join us after training the first day for dinner, entertainment and networking – on Eagle Eye Power Solutions!
Register NowWhat You’ll Learn
- UPS battery fundamentals in data center environments
- Battery safety and maintenance practices
- Battery failure modes and reliability risks
- Runtime, capacity, and replacement considerations
- Load bank testing and commissioning support
- Critical power system performance verification
- How battery condition affects uptime and redundancy
- Heating and cooling considerations during load testing
Trusted Instructor in Data Center and Critical Power Systems
Al Warner
AC and DC Power Expert
Al Warner is an EEU instructor with over 40 years of experience in the power industry. His expertise centers on designing and delivering AC and DC power infrastructure for industrial and mission-critical applications, with a strong focus on data center environments.
Throughout his career, Al has helped advance power system design and implementation in ways that bring practical field experience, technical insight, and real-world reliability together. His work emphasizes building power infrastructure that supports uptime, scalability, and long-term operational performance.
As an instructor, Al brings a deep understanding of both AC and DC power systems, helping students connect technical concepts to real-world applications. His training is especially valuable for professionals involved in data centers, industrial facilities, and other critical power environments where reliable power infrastructure is essential.
Frequently Asked Questions About Denver, CO Data Center DC Power Training
Who should attend UPS battery training for data center reliability and commissioning?
This course is designed for data center facility teams, critical power technicians, commissioning teams, UPS maintenance personnel, electrical engineers, service providers, and operations teams responsible for battery-backed power reliability in data center or mission-critical environments.
Why is UPS battery training important for data center teams?
UPS batteries are a critical part of the data center power chain. When utility power is interrupted, UPS batteries help bridge the gap between normal power, generator startup, and stabilized backup power. Training helps data center teams better understand battery behavior, failure risks, maintenance practices, and testing methods that support uptime and reduce unexpected power events.
How do UPS batteries impact data center reliability?
UPS batteries directly affect how long critical IT loads can remain protected during a power disturbance. A weak, aging, or poorly maintained battery system can reduce available runtime, create risk during transfer events, and compromise redundancy planning. Reliable batteries help protect servers, network equipment, storage systems, and supporting infrastructure during outages and commissioning activities.
Why is load testing important in data center commissioning?
Load testing verifies that power infrastructure can support expected operating conditions before systems are placed into service. In a data center environment, load testing can help validate UPS performance, backup power capacity, electrical distribution, cooling response, and overall system readiness. This reduces the risk of discovering power or thermal limitations after the facility is supporting live critical loads.
How does battery maintenance support data center uptime?
Battery maintenance helps identify degradation before it becomes a service-impacting failure. Routine inspections, testing, data review, and maintenance practices can help confirm that battery systems are operating within acceptable limits. This gives facility teams more confidence that UPS systems will perform when called upon.
What makes data center battery systems different from general backup power systems?
Data center battery systems support high-value, continuous, mission-critical loads where downtime can be extremely costly. They are often integrated with UPS systems, generators, switchgear, cooling infrastructure, monitoring systems, and commissioning plans. Because of this, battery condition, runtime, maintenance, and load testing all need to be evaluated as part of the broader critical power system.
How can managers justify sending team members to this training?
The business case is risk reduction. UPS battery problems can lead to failed tests, emergency service calls, reduced runtime, unplanned replacement costs, or data center uptime risk. Training helps teams better understand battery reliability, maintenance, and load testing so they can make more informed decisions before small issues become critical failures.
Does this training include PDHs or CEUs?
Not currently.