INNOVA Integrated Micro Data Center

CAPACITY: 9.1~48.6kW

APPLICATION: 

The IMDC system excels as a small to medium sized computer room or data center (typically with a serviced-area <600m2) and is perfectly suited to servicing the needs of  bank branches, Telecom small to medium sized companies, local Government offices, education institutes, medical institutes, hospitals, etc.

FEATURES: 

Installation and Operating Efficiency 

The integrated power supply and distribution enable
extremely quick deployment and ease of installation,
which can shorten set up times by up to 50%.
 
The modular, self-contained arrangement means that
hot and cold air is separated, eliminating hot spots and
reducing the PUE to as low as 1.2.

Capital Investment 

The IMDC system is a solutions-based product, with standardized components, meaning minimized external engineering design is required. When this is coupled with the minimal height needed for installation (just 2.6m), construction costs can be reduced by up to 10%. As the core components are modular, the initial investment may be reduced as future expansion is a simple process.

Reliability 

The industry-leading integrated cooling equipment from AIRSYS is factory tested to ensure high quality and safe and stable operation. As both the power supply and cooling equipment are modular in design, N + X redundancy is readily achievable, therefore obtaining a very high reliability. 

Real-time monitoring and display can also assist users in making operational decisions.

Energy Efficiency 

The IMDC system can reduce data center energy consumption by 30% - 50% and operating costs by up to  44%. This is achievable through a combination of hot and  cold aisle containment, localized zone cooling, integrated frequency conversion technology and on-demand cooling, all of which significantly reduce the energy required for air conditioning.

Intelligent Monitoring 

All power distribution cabinets are equipped with a 7-inch full-color touch screen control panel, which can variously display all main electrical parameters, electrical parameters of connected units, current operating states as well as any alarm information and history. 

The main electrical parameters typically provide a high-level overview of the IMDC operation, such as voltage, current, frequency, total power, active power, reactive power, power factor, load percentage, historical trend data, etc. The monitoring  function of the intelligent controller can retain system data and analyze and report on current and historical trends. Real-time monitoring of the switching status of the main and branch lines is also achievable. 

The controller holds information on 5000 historical alarms, allowing excellent fault analysis and diagnosis. The RS485 communication interface can be configured to automatically send selected operational data to another monitoring system (such as a BMS), enabling remote monitoring of the power distribution system in real time.