The modular data center combines your servers—regardless of make or model—with Eaton electrical equipment in a single building, reducing complexity, speeding deployment, and delivering optimum efficiency and the lowest cost throughout the life cycle of your data center.
What are your choices? You can build one from the ground up, at a cost of between $7 million and $12 million per megawatt—a process that can take years and require extensive expertise and numerous permissions. Or, you can deploy a modular data center composed of prefabricated components that are shipped and installed with relative ease and speed.
Other terms such as prefab data center or modular server room are often used interchangeably with “modular,” but the concept remains the same. They can range from a small unit (20 kilowatts, roughly the size of a freezer) to a large system made up of hundreds of prefabricated components.
This SmartRack® Modular Data Center is composed of IT rack and cooling enclosures that form a performance optimized data center (POD). This solution reduces deployment time, lowers cost and simplifies the process of launching a new data center. The SRP-R-C25's IT rack enclosure houses up to 44U of rack-mounted equipment on built-in rails.
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