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Advanced power protection

for data centres

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A robust power protection strategy is critical

to successful data centre operations.

Uninterruptible Power Supplies Limited (UPSL),

a Kohler company, provides the products and

support services to manage your data centre

power protection needs with confidence.

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If you run a data centre offering the highest levels of availability, you understand the vital role your UPS system provides in keeping your critical load supported. As a result, the UPS’ reliability is also a key consideration. The fragility of the UK’s energy infrastructure demonstrates the importance of choosing a power protection partner whose product features focus on maximising system uptime.

UPSL’s Decentralised Parallel Architecture (DPA™):

Assures exceptional availability and maximum uptime delivering ‘Six nines’ (99.9999%) availability.

Redundancy: Systems are able to offer

a N+1 architecture, based on parallelable plug-and-play modules providing full power supply to the load, even if one module fails.

Staying ahead of the game

Within the data centre environment, significant technological and legislative developments are an ever-present consideration. Data centre operators witness continuous advances in technology and new directives for dealing with climate change and environmental emissions – all of which are capable of having a major impact on the operation.

UPSL has developed a portfolio of

innovative and energy efficient three-phase, ‘modular’ rack mounted and standalone transformerless UPS solutions – specifically designed to

support today’s dynamic data centre infrastructure. UPSL’s PowerWAVE products are globally recognised for their innovation and technology, and are amongst the class-leaders in terms of system reliability, efficiency, availability, scalability and flexibility – using less energy, generating less CO2, saving valuable floor space and achieving significant total cost of ownership (TCO) savings.

No single point of failure: Redundant

system design and true ‘hot-swap’ modularity removes the risk of system failure by providing each module, in a parallel UPS system, its own set of separately fused paralleled strings of batteries.

Quick and simple: Power upgrade or

repair by ‘hot swapping’ modules while the UPS is online maximises availability and simplifies system upgrades.

Tier IV compliant: UPSL is able to offer a

range of options suitable for all data centre applications, fully compatible with all tier configurations in accordance with The Uptime Institute classification code.

Unbeatable availability where it matters most

Data Centre Power Protection

Priorities

Green issues – Climate Change & Envir onmental Emissions

Incr easing Energy Costs

Growth in inter

net applications, processing power and data storage

Power Quality Concer ns Technology Advances Gover nment legislation External Drivers High Reliability No single point of failur

e

Effective battery management

Maximise Availability N+1 redundancy Hot-swappable ‘Six nines’ availability High Efficiency – Use less energy – Generate less CO 2 Low T otal Cost of Ownership – High Efficiency – Reduced costs – Reduction in air conditioning costs Scalability / Flexibility – Future proofed – Right-sized to reduce costs, optimise

efficiency & TCO – Quick & simple upgrade

Reduced footprint – Maximise Power Density – Maximise floor space for r

evenue ear

ning IT equipment

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Efficiency

Driven by rising costs and government legislation, the efficiency of ICT systems within the data centre environment has grown to become one of the most important performance factors in the specification and selection of a UPS system. UPSL’s product range reflects this and is centred around maximising energy efficiency.

ECA approved: The addition of the

PowerWAVE 9000DPA means the total cost of the purchase price can be offset against taxable profits (see ECA section).

Highly efficient: High operating efficiency

across a wide load range (94% to 96% efficiency from 25% partial load to 100% full load) reduces system running costs and site air conditioning costs, reducing system carbon footprint.

Reduced running costs: Near unity

input power factor at partial and full loads (PF>0.99 @ 100% load).

Low input harmonic distortion: UPSL

is able to offer a THDi of less than 3%.

Scalable – horizontally

Scalable – vertically

A guarantee of service excellence

UPSL offers the most comprehensive and cost-effective service available – ensuring the UPS, generator, batteries and other complimentary power protection products are expertly maintained on a regular basis, and are always ready and able to support your business’ critical load. From initial contact, through installation, commissioning and preventative maintenance, training, remote monitoring, technical support and disposal, UPSL provides its customers with an unrivalled single source for all their power protection service needs.

At the heart of UPSL’s offering is a dedicated service team, available 24/7, ensuring the life-long and reliable operation of its customers’ power protection systems. UPSL invests heavily in the continuous training of its service personnel, to maintain its technical expertise and excellent service delivery and ensuring its customers receive the very best service experience available. Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd’s quality of service is certified to BSI EN ISO 9001:2008 for its quality management, ISO 14001 for its environmental management and OHSAS 18001 for its health & safety management, as well as being recognised as an Investor in People.

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TCO

UPSL’s PowerWAVE product range provides one of the lowest total cost of ownerships in the industry by delivering the highest levels of energy efficiency, scalable flexibility and ergonomic design, which in turn enables simple and cost effective serviceability.

The modular approach: Modularity

and rightsizing make it possible to invest only for the functionality required for the current load requirement, meaning additional up-front costs for capital equipment are minimised.

True efficiency: UPSL systems benefit

from efficiency savings in operational costs and energy bills by utilising true online double conversion, combined with a certified efficiency rating of 96%.

Cost-effective additions: UPSL’s

‘Hot-swappable’ modules allow additional capacity to be added without any new electrical work.

Less heat: High levels of efficiency also

minimises additional costs related to cooling requirements – further reducing energy bills.

ECA approved: The addition of UPSL’s

PowerWAVE 9000DPA means the total cost of the purchase price can be offset against taxable profits (see ECA section).

Flexibility and rightsizing –

for now and for the future

With the requirement for 24/7 online processing of transactions and applications now commonplace, protecting critical equipment from mains problems is vital for business continuity. But simply providing protection for conditions prevailing today is no longer acceptable. Data centre operators investing in a UPS system should expect their outlay to buy them security for the working life of the data centre installation. The answer to this question comes from modular UPS technology. A truly modular UPS comprises a set of entirely independent UPS modules that, operating in parallel, provide the capacity demanded by the critical load. UPSL’s systems, designed specifically for data centre applications, offer true ‘hot-swap’ modularity and enable power to be added in cost-effective incremental steps as power requirements grow, thus right-sizing the UPS to the actual critical load and without increasing the footprint or removing redundancy.

Fully parallelable: UPSL offers modular

systems parallelable up to 1.5MVA.

‘Hot-Swappable Modularity’: Provides

total flexibility ensuring the UPS can be ‘rightsized’ to the critical load at initial installation, reducing initial costs, optimising operating efficiency and reducing the total cost of ownership.

Reduced MTTR: Online ‘Hot-swap’

modules offer the opportunity to significantly reduce mean time to repair (MTTR) and simplifies system power upgrades.

True future proof installation: Offering

unique scalability and an ability to supply the most demanding of modern loads. Difference in

efficiency

kWH cost = 10 p/k Wh (with an assumed year-on-year increase)

2% 3% 4% Load 100kW 500kW 1000kW Cost savings

5 years 10 years 5 years 10 years 5 years 10 years

£13,734 £68,673 £137,346 £27,469 £137,346 £274,693 £20,825 £104,123 £208,247 £41,649 £208,247 £416,493 £28,069 £140,348 £280,697 £56,139 £280,696 £561,394

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Enhanced capital

allowance scheme

The inclusion of the PowerWAVE 9000DPA modular UPS system, represents a significant advantage by giving buyers the opportunity to operate a highly efficient UPS system, without the additional upfront costs compared to less energy efficient UPSs.

The PowerWAVE 8000DPA and 9000DPA are now Carbon Trust ECA listed products.

Small footprint

The PowerWAVE range offers class-leading power density through its flagship data centre UPS system, the PowerWAVE 9000DPA. The ECA accepted product significantly minimises the floor space required to accommodate the system and offers one of the smallest physical footprints in the data centre industry.

High density: The PowerWAVE 9000DPA

delivers a power density of up to 342kW/m2.

Save on valuable space: UPSL’s

product portfolio allows for substantial and valuable space savings even at the highest power ratings.

Carbon reduction

commitment

The need for qualifying organisations to reduce their energy usage is highlighted by the Government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme, or ‘CRC’. The scheme rewards qualifying participants who perform well, while penalising those who do badly, in both financial and publicity terms. Developments in uninterruptible power supply (UPS) technology provide one way of achieving sustainable energy savings.

Such efficiency improvements are possible through selection of suitable UPS topology and by carefully sizing the UPS system to match its critical load. One approach is to use systems based on UPSL’s advanced modular topology, which allows UPS capacity to be closely matched, or ‘right sized’, to the critical load size. Modular UPS capacity can easily be incremented or decremented to efficiently match changing load requirements throughout the life of the installation – a sustainable efficiency solution. Capacity 120% 0 1 2 Years 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Actual load Installed capacity Expected load Room capacity Waste due to oversizing

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UPSL also offers a comprehensive range of standby diesel generators and other complimentary ancillary products such as batteries, switchgear and power conditioning equipment to build a complete, fully matched power protection solution for your data centre – ensuring a true, no-break supply in the event of a critical power failure.

In addition, UPSL offers the most comprehensive and cost-effective service solutions available – ensuring the UPS, generator, batteries and other complimentary products of your power protection system are expertly maintained on a regular basis and are always ready and able to support your critical load.

UPSL came with a very competitive quote and an excellent reputation for support and service. After looking at the PowerWAVE 9000DPA it was clear it offered the best solution. It had the N+1 redundancy we wanted and with its modular technology it provided the flexibility to expand the system in line with our growth, eliminating unnecessary capital expenditure at the outset and avoiding excessive energy costs.

Conleth McCallan, Managing Director, Datanet

The solution we chose saved us having to spend a large amount of capital on power protection on day one and yet gave us the high availability our customers demand. Crucially, however, it is also truly modular, giving us the flexibility to increase capacity and grow the system in-line with our changing requirements. We looked at other solutions but didn’t find any as suitable as this.

Nick Williams,

Co-Founder & Director, Sleek Networks

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Modular:

PowerWAVE 9000DPA

Transformerless technology Up to 250kVA (200kVA N+1) in a single frame Parallelable up to 1.5MVA

Decentralised Parallel Architecture (DPA™) assures exceptional availability and maximum uptime

‘Six nines’ (99.9999%) availability ‘Hot-Swap’ modularity provides reduced initial costs, optimised operating efficiency and reduced total cost of ownership High operating efficiency across a wide load range reduces system running costs and site air conditioning costs, reducing system carbon footprint

Small physical footprint delivers a power density of up to 342kW/m2

Near unity input power factor at partial and full loads (PF>0.99 @ 100% load)

Low input harmonic distortion (THDi<3%) Blade server friendly – provides fully rated output real power between power factors 0.9 leading and 0.8 lagging

Easy front access for operation and maintenance

Stand-alone:

PowerWAVE 6000

Transformerless technology

Scalable up to 10 units in parallel and parallelable up to 5MVA

Low carbon footprint and high operating efficiency

Small physical footprint dramatically reduces the overall footprint of the UPS to 0.41m2 (up to 100kVA), 0.64m2 (up to

200kVA), 0.825m2 (up to 300kVA) and

1.40m2 (up to 500kVA)

Capacities from 60kVA to 500kVA three-phase

Integral batteries (up to 100 kVA) for improved battery protection

Near unity power factor at partial and full loads (PF>0.99 @ 100% load)

Low input harmonic distortion (THDi<3.5%) Blade server friendly – provides fully rated output power to power factors between 0.9 leading and 0.9 lagging

‘Pay as you grow’ right-sizing

UVDB Verify empowered by Achilles Certificate No: FS94436 Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd, Woodgate,

Bartley Wood Business Park, Hook, Hampshire RG27 9XA

Tel: 01256 386700 Fax: 01256 386701

Email: [email protected]

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