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POWER & COOLING
With the rapidly increasing growth in data center power consumption, our customers look to us to provide expertise and insight regarding all aspects of power delivery and management.
We have some of the world’s foremost experts on power management engineering our data centers. Our engineers have designed our power systems with built-in redundancy, full Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems with up to N+1 levels or greater, and backup generator systems in the event of a local utility failure. In addition, our teams will work with our customers to configure data center installations to accommodate specific high-power requirements.
This includes leveraging our precision HVAC systems to cool the most demanding high-power deployments. The HVAC system provides appropriate airflow, temperature, and humidity to provide optimum conditions for equipment operation and to minimize downtime due to equipment failure.
We sell AC and DC power in all regions; AC circuit voltage varies by region.
North America
AC Power
- 120-volt is most common circuit type
- 208-volt—20- or 30-amp
DC Power
- Provision DC power from DC plants located throughout colocation space
- 48-volt DC circuits sold in 20-, 30-, 40-, 50-, 60-, 80-, and 100-amps
Europe
DC Power
- Provisioned through in-rack rectifiers, not centralized DC plants
- 48-volt DC circuits sold in 20-, 30-, 40-, 50-, 60-, 80-, and 100-amps
- Other amperages available
Power to Individual Racks
- Right to draw power up to set amount
- 1.0 Kva power usage and 1.5 Kva power usage
Power in Suites
- Dedicated PDUs and metered power
Asia-Pacific
AC Power
- Hong Kong—220-volt is most common circuit type
- 10-, 15-, and 20-amp circuits are standard
- Other amperages available by request
- Singapore—230-volt is most common circuit type
- 6.5-, 10-, and 13-amp circuits are standard
- Other amperages available by request
- Sydney—240-volt is most common circuit type
- 6-, 10-, 15-, and 20-amp circuits are standard
- Other amperages available by request
- Tokyo—105-volt or 210-volt circuits
- 20- and 30-amp circuits are standard
- Other amperages available by request
DC Power
- Provisioned through in-rack rectifiers, not centralized DC plants
- All regions include 48-volt DC circuits sold in 20-, 30-, 40-, 50-, 60-, 80-, and 100-amps
- Other amperages available by request