Vertiv
PREFERRED (3PM 24X7) SERVICE CONTRACT
In Stock
Vertiv Preferred (3PM 24x7) Service Contract | 24x7 Support, SLA
Vertiv
MPN: SR2C10-PREF3PM
$37,419.16$57,019.00
MAP: $37,062.35
Free shipping on orders over $500
Authorized Dealer — Full manufacturer warranty
Key Features
- Vertiv service contract for supported infrastructure
- 24x7 coverage model
- 3PM response coverage designation
- Contract-based support entitlement
- Designed for mission-critical operations
- Supports planned service continuity
- Vendor-backed service administration
- Protect critical operations with 24x7 service coverage for Vertiv infrastructure
Protect critical infrastructure with a Vertiv service contract designed for operations that run beyond standard business hours. Preferred (3PM 24x7) gives IT teams a structured support path for faster issue handling, clearer escalation, and predictable coverage when uptime matters most.
For environments where power, cooling, or edge infrastructure supports revenue, compliance, or customer-facing systems, service response is part of the purchase decision. This contract helps align support expectations with operational risk, giving procurement and engineering teams a cleaner way to standardize coverage across deployed Vertiv assets.
Preferred (3PM 24x7) is well suited to organizations that need contract-backed support rather than ad hoc break-fix arrangements. It helps preserve operational continuity, reduce uncertainty during incidents, and support maintenance planning with a defined service model from Vertiv.
Ideal For
- Supporting data center infrastructure that requires around-the-clock coverage
- Covering edge sites where local staff are limited after hours
- Standardizing service terms across Vertiv deployments
- Reducing operational risk for critical power and cooling assets
Why This Product
- 124x7 coverage versus standard business-hours support
- 2Contract-backed service versus ad hoc break-fix
- 3Defined support handling versus informal escalation
- 4Built for critical operations versus nonessential coverage