The international cloud and colocation service provider Linxdatacenter needed to upgrade its data centre in St. Petersburg. As voltage variations and power failures often occur in the region, maximum availability and reliability are key. As well as meeting traditional requirements, the new UPS units needed to be compatible with the existing data centre systems, easy to integrate into the existing data centre landscape, and suitable for modular expansion. Four Delta Modulon DPH series 500kVA UPS systems were installed.

These new modular UPS units offer the world’ s leading power density per rack and are particularly well suited to mission critical applications in large data centres. Their modular design allows the UPS to manage redundancy of the power modules and offer additional capacity. The DPH 500kVA systems have an efficiency up to 96.5% in normal mode and 99% in ECO mode, which significantly reduces energy costs. The compact design of the DPH 500 increases the usable area and requires 50% less space for the same power. The architecture of this UPS series also allows individual modules to be hot swapped. The devices can be brought online more quickly and service periods are drastically improved in comparison with traditional UPSs.

Vladislav Solotskiy, UPS Key Account Sales Manager at Delta Russia & CIS, Communication and Information Solutions (CIS) Business Unit, is also happy with the successful project in Russia: “Once again we have demonstrated that everyone wins when they work with Delta on large-scale data centre projects. Our customers all benefit from our understanding of the technical requirements, expert advice, reliable high-performance products, excellent customer service, and installation support.”

Linxdatacenter chooses Delta UPS to protect the data center in Russia