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DELIVERING AND COMMISSIONING A XUBUS NODE WITH UPS FOR A KEY DATA CENTRE CUSTOMER

For privacy reasons, a data centre customer required local, secure data storage from ZWART TECHNIEK and the Xubus Node modular data solutions was ultimately selected as the preferred solution.

ZWART delivered, installed and commissioned the Xubus Node at the customer site and - today - continues to provide a 24/7 support service to ensure uninterrupted performance.

A spokesman commented: “We worked together with our partner Delta to provide our customer with a turnkey data centre solution which delivers the flexibility and scalability that the company required.”

The Xubus Node is an all-in-one, prefabricated data centre (18kW, 35kW, 50kW, 70kW and 90kW) and has been designed ‘to suit an emerging 5G infrastructure intent on opening new opportunities for enterprises and institutions, offering critical services to customers and the public’.

Delta Xubus Node solutions are said to the perfect answer for supporting 5G needs, offering turnkey data centres available in five different IT load configurations from 18 to 90kW, reports the company. It is an all integrated, plug-and-play solution for rapid deployment with excellent reliability and flexibility – ready to deliver on the promise of 5G. The Xubus Node is a modular data centre which is available in a variety of configurations from 18 to 90kW. It is available on short or long-term lease and purchase terms and can be installed & supported 24/7, 365-days by ZWART. A Tier III certified data centre is concurrently maintainable with redundant components as a key differentiator, with redundant distribution paths to serve critical environments.

An investment of US$6 million up to 2025 will enable power systems supplier Kohler Energy to upgrade its production site in Brest, Brittany. The plan is to meet increasing demand for generators in the data centre market.

The 42,800 sq m plant offers expanded manufacturing and logistics facilities and upgraded dock infrastructure to support higher-capacity shipment by sea.

Kohler manufactures around 17,000 generators per year in Brest, with power nodes ranging from 7.5 to 4,500 kVA.

The investment will allow it to increase the number of large generators it produces per annum, while introducing a new range of walk-in enclosures.

“The Brest plant provides a one-stop-shop approach to generator supply from design and manufacture to testing and inspection, all under one roof,” said a spokesman.

The first phase involved the enlargement of main docks to accommodate larger generator designs.

The second phase involved expanding manufacturing, test, and logistics warehouse floor space to support the growth in leading markets.

Expansion at the site has allowed Kohler to introduce a new range of walk-in enclosures to house >4,000 kW generators in outdoor environments.

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