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Standard monitoring samples once a second. Failures move in milliseconds. Verdigris reads 8,000 samples a second, catching them before alarms fire and freeing the 15 to 25 percent of capacity that slow data leaves stranded.
2+ GW
Peak demand monitored
20M+
Sq ft global deployments
10K+
Power equipment monitored
8 kHz vs 1 Hz. A physics difference.
A 200 ms harmonic spike from a degrading rectifier looks like a normal reading at 1 Hz. At 8 kHz, the same event produces 1,600 data points - enough to identify the failure signature.
STANDARD MONITORING · 1 Hz
0–1
readings during a 200 ms event
VERDIGRIS · 8 kHz
1,600
readings during the same event
T-MOBILE · 800+ UPS RECTIFIERS · VALIDATED
Caught 21 days before failure.
T-Mobile deployed Verdigris across 800+ UPS rectifiers. 4% showed active degradation. Standard BMS alarms had fired on zero of them. Continuous waveform analysis caught the harmonic shifts, and the result was 21 days of runway, $1.3M to $3M projected 3-year value, 6:1 ROI, and a 5-month payback.
4%
of the fleet degrading
0
BMS alarms fired
6:1
ROI, up to 6:1
$1.3–3M
projected 3-year value
See what your monitoring missed.
Continuous waveform analysis catches the degradation that threshold-based alarms structurally cannot.
A degrading rectifier shifts the ratio of its 5th and 7th harmonics weeks before any threshold trips. Continuous waveform analysis makes that signature unmistakable. Once-a-second polling never sees it.
Every circuit, from main switchgear down
Per-circuit measurement spans the full power chain, so a fault is visible at the breaker where it lives and at every node above it.
Three ways to start.
Get a free rectifier health audit
We deploy continuous waveform monitoring and flag the specific units at risk in your facility over 4 weeks. Free assessment, no hardware commitment.
Detect degradation weeks before failure
Continuous waveform analysis flags equipment degradation that threshold alarms structurally cannot, with runway to act before a breaker opens.
How one operator found stranded capacity
Circuit-level visibility revealed over 1 MW of recoverable capacity at a single facility, with roughly $100M projected across the portfolio.
