Description: Class 7: Power generators for data centers, namely diesel and electric generators; Generator sets, namely, integrated electric generator sets comprising diesel engines, alternators, and power control panels for data centers and parts thereof for data centers and parts thereof
Class 9: Transformer modules for data centers, namely oil-filled substation and pad mount power transformers; Power distribution skids for data center applications, namely modular Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) and switchboard mounted on skid platforms, with integrated electrical cabling; Modular customisable Medium Voltage air insulated switchgears, with motorized breakers and integrated monitoring; Power distribution panels designed for data center power distribution.
Class 11: Adiabatic cooler units for data center facilities; Air-cooled chillers to provide cooling for data center systems; Air handling units for temperature and humidity control in data center server facilities; Pumping equipment for circulation of chilled water for data center cooling, namely centrifugal pumps, vertical inline pumps, and packaged pump assemblies mounted on skids; Fan coil units to serve data center heating, ventilation, and air conditioning needs.
Class 35: Procurement management services for data center infrastructure, namely identifying and evaluating equipment suppliers, negotiating purchase terms, placing orders, coordinating manufacturing timelines, arranging logistics and delivery, overseeing installation, managing warranty claims, and handling changes to specifications; Business consulting services for data center development, namely specifying and sourcing equipment, managing delivery, organizing commissioning activities, and optimizing project costs
Class 37: Installation of data center infrastructure equipment, namely power systems, cooling systems, and generator units; Coordination of equipment commissioning at data centers, namely organizing testing, performance verification, and startup of power and cooling systems.
Class 42: Engineering services for data center infrastructure, namely specification of power generation systems, cooling systems, and power distribution systems; Technical support for data center startup, namely supervising initial testing and validating equipment performance.
