HOUSTON — Cat Entertainment Services noted that its technicians were on hand during Super Bowl LI at NRG Stadium to ensure a steady stream of power at the event. In all, the company fielded 16 technicians who were looking after a total of 8,600 kW of generator power, 1,300 kVA of UPS-supported power, and more than seven miles of cable. Pictured here, from left, are Jason Roof, Greg Landa, and Bobby De Luna
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Sunday’s Big Game between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots is one for the record books. More than 111.3 million tuned in to the Fox Sports broadcast to witness the Patriots’ incredible comeback against the Falcons.
While fans watched sports history being made live on TV, Cat Entertainment Services was working hard behind the scenes to ensure no loss of power would interrupt the action. Onsite at NRG stadium, 16 CES technicians manned 8,600 kW of generator power, 1,300 kVA of UPS-supported power, and more than seven miles of cable.
To learn more about how the CES team made it all happen seamlessly, visit http://bit.ly/2koCdLP
