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Campbell Company is the representative for Liebert mission-critical air products,
along with Emerson power products for Washington and Alaska. Recognized as the leader
in the Northwest marketplace, Campbell has had more than 30 years of experience
with major clients such as Microsoft, PACCAR, Costco, Overlake Hospital, Starbucks
and many, many others, Campbell sets the standard by which mission critical cooling
and power equipment is installed and supported.
Three things separate Campbell from the rest of the market:
1. Experience: Campbell Company has specialized in data center environments
since 1975, and has seen the data center market grow from a small, niche market
to what it is today. We can handle everything from small, desktop UPS systems to
large, multi-megawatt facilities that require critical power and cooling.
2. Technical Knowledge: All of our technical salespeople are degreed engineers,
with two of us having Professional Engineer licenses. Our goal is to provide our
customers with the right technical solution for a given application, instead of
offering a “one size fits all” solution to data center design.
3. Liebert: We are the exclusive local representatives for Liebert Corporation,
a $2 billion division of Emerson Electric, which offers the widest selection of data
center power and cooling systems available. Liebert maintains a large Seattle-based
service force, which guarantees 4-hour on-site response to critical system service
issues.
Campbell joined CFN as one of its founding Participants – with a focus on bringing
more skills and resources to every project – a trait that has distinguished the
company throughout its long and successful career.
Representative Products
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Liebert
Regional representative for mission critical air products.
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Large UPS
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Power Mgmt
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Cooling
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Enclosures
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Team Bios
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Russ Mykytyn
President
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Dennis Fleck
Account Manager
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James Sweet, P.E.
Account Manager
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"Jim Sweet of Campbell Company once built a large data center for a local communications
company. After a couple of years of operation, the customer called in a panic during
a power outage because the automatic transfer switch had failed to transfer, leaving
their UPS running on battery and their standby generator offline..."
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Jim Sweet
Sales Engineer
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Contact Info
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Campbell Company Inc.
575 South Michigan Street
Seattle, WA 98108-3316
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