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AMOR GROUP | MISSION CRITICAL

Prove the infrastructure.
Before live AI arrives.

CxA-ready temporary testing infrastructure for high-density AI data centres: hybrid liquid/air server emulators, MW-scale load banks, configured rental fleets and field technical support.

208–216 kW rack simulationLiquid · Air · HybridRack-to-MW scaleRental · Sales · Field service
GROUP PLATFORMAmor-led capabilityDefinition · localization · delivery
CANADIAN EXECUTIONAmor EnergyTechnical sales · EC · field support
ASIA MANUFACTURINGSpecialist capabilityEngineering · production · factory support
GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTAmor GlobalPartnerships · investment · market development

A Group-level Mission Critical platform built on proven technology.

Amor Group is building a Canada-headquartered platform for AI data-centre testing equipment and execution. We have partnered with an established specialist manufacturer in Asia whose equipment has been widely deployed in large data-centre environments in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Our partner contributes equipment engineering, manufacturing capacity, factory training, spares and product development. Amor Group leads branding, product definition and strategic development; Amor Energy provides Canadian technical sales, electrical contracting, deployment planning, field execution and after-service.

Corporate structure: Mission Critical Infrastructure is an Amor Group business platform—not a separate corporation. Canadian projects may be contracted and executed through Amor Energy Corporation.

Important: Amor supports the commissioning process—we do not replace the CxA. We translate the Owner's and CxA's requirements into configured temporary load, power/cooling interfaces, deployment sequencing and repeatable field evidence.

Start with the rack profile. Scale to the facility.

Liquid-cooled AI racks require liquid-cooled test loads. Capacity is planned against contracted IT load, deployed in phases and supported by project-appropriate backup—not by substituting live servers for commissioning equipment.

Open hybrid rack simulator showing controllable electrical and liquid-cooling modules
Representative configuration

GB200-class hybrid rack simulator

208 kW platform class
Liquid-cooled load
160 kW
Air-cooled load
48 kW
Electrical interface
8 × 3-phase · 400 V
Load resolution
1 kW

Recreates the combined electrical and thermal profile of a high-density AI rack to validate power-path stability together with CDU flow, pressure and temperature response.

Pair of rack-scale hybrid server emulators configured for high-density AI commissioning
Representative configuration

GB300-class hybrid rack simulator

216 kW platform class
Liquid-cooled load
168 kW · 78%
Air-cooled load
48 kW · 22%
Electrical interface
8 × 3-phase · 400–415 V
Air/liquid allocation
Adjustable by test plan

A configurable hybrid platform for validating rack power, CDU thermodynamics, flow control, pump performance, alarms and extended-load reliability before live servers arrive.

High-capacity containerized load bank deployed at a data-centre facility
Expanded platform

High-capacity liquid & MW-scale systems

300–600 kW platform class
Hybrid option
Up to 240 kW class
Liquid-cooled options
300–600 kW class
Facility test systems
Rack-to-MW scale
Configuration
Project-specific

Modular liquid-cooled systems and conventional high-capacity load banks support staged commissioning of UPS, generators, switchgear, distribution and heat-rejection infrastructure.

Representative configurations shown. Final capacity, voltage, frequency, connectors, liquid interfaces, controls, calibration requirements and test plan are confirmed for each project.

Ready for the test—not simply delivered to the site.

AI rack density and power architecture continue to evolve—from 120 kW and 150 kW classes toward Rubin-era platforms and 800 VDC distribution. Amor combines adaptable rental equipment with the field and engineering support needed to keep each deployment aligned with the actual commissioning plan.

Final equipment capacity, voltage, interfaces and staffing are engineered for the project. Amor supports the CxA's process and test scenarios; the CxA retains commissioning authority.

Electrical load and heat rejection—proven together.

A server emulator applies controlled IT load upstream while recreating the air- and liquid-side thermal demand downstream. One test can expose interactions that isolated electrical or mechanical testing may miss.

From component response to integrated systems testing.

Test scenarios are aligned with the project commissioning plan, the CxA's scripts and the equipment sequence of operations.

SystemTypical assetsRepresentative tests
Critical powerGenerators · UPS · switchgear · ATS/STS · busway · PDUSteady-state loading, load steps, transfers, redundancy, recovery and alarm response
Liquid coolingCDU · manifolds · pumps · heat exchangers · valvesFlow, pressure, supply/return temperature, pump response, control stability and alarms
Air coolingCRAH/CRAC · containment · fan control · room airflowAir-side load, temperature distribution, hotspots, failover and recovery
Integrated controlsBMS · EPMS · DCIM · equipment controlsSequences, interlocks, witness points, trend capture and repeatable failure scenarios

We join early enough to engineer the right temporary infrastructure.

Early coordination allows the rental fleet, interfaces, software settings, logistics and field team to arrive ready for the actual witness plan—not merely with generic load banks.

01

Discover

Owner and CxA requirements, IT-load profile, cooling architecture and test scripts

02

Engineer

Translate requirements into equipment capacity, interfaces, controls, hookups and deployment phases

03

Factory prove

FAT / FWT / FOK, settings lock, calibration, documentation and project-specific configuration

04

Stage locally

Logistics, spares, safe setup, training, pre-functional checks and witness readiness

05

Execute & close

PFT / FPT / IST support, data capture, repeat tests, issue resolution and evidence package

Typical project terminology may include FAT, FWT, FOK, QA/QC, PFT, FPT, IST and TOI. Exact stage names and responsibilities vary by Owner and CxA.

Equipment built for real deployment.

Representative manufacturing-partner equipment and deployments from live data-centre programs in Asia. Amor is adapting this capability for global rental, sales and field-service delivery.

Lineup of containerized high-capacity load banks at an Asia data-centre deployment
MW-SCALE LOAD BANKSMulti-unit outdoor deploymentManufacturing partner reference · Asia
Rack-scale test equipment connected inside a live data-centre environment
RACK-LEVEL TESTINGField-connected server emulationManufacturing partner reference · Asia
Liquid and electrical connections on a deployed rack simulator
HYBRID CONNECTIONSPower and liquid integrationManufacturing partner reference · Asia
Containerized load banks staged beside a data-centre facility
FACILITY COMMISSIONINGStaged temporary-load platformManufacturing partner reference · Asia
Multiple rack-scale server emulators installed in rows for data-centre testing
MULTI-RACK DEPLOYMENTScalable, repeatable test capacityManufacturing partner reference · Asia

Send the test requirement—not just an equipment list.

We can work from the Cx plan, equipment schedule or an early design brief to identify the right rack count, liquid/air split, interfaces, deployment phases and field-service scope.

Start technical discovery
01

Target IT capacity

Rack count, kW per rack and planned commissioning phases

02

Electrical interface

Voltage, frequency, supply channels, connectors and temporary distribution

03

Cooling architecture

Liquid/air split, CDU and manifold details, target flow, pressure and temperatures

04

Test stage

FAT/FWT/FOK, PFT/FPT, IST, witness dates and data requirements

05

Delivery model

Equipment rental or purchase, setup, operators, training, spares and remote support

Equipment + adaptable field service

From one rack to a MW-scale test plan.

Bring Amor into the technical discovery with the Owner, EPC and CxA.

Discuss your project