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Real-time Environmental Monitoring Solution for DataVita
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技术
- 网络与连接 - 射频收发器
- 传感器 - 射频仪表
适用行业
- 建筑物
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 设施管理
- 产品研发
用例
- 泄漏与洪水监测
- 室外环境监测
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
在调试他们的 4,000 平方米。 DataVita 确定,为了确保高效运营并支持客户,他们需要经济高效的机架级温度和湿度监控。他们与客户签订的服务水平协议 (SLA) 保证 100% 的正常运行时间 – 如果可用性下降一秒钟,DataVita 将返还客户季度费用的 25%。该公司寻求经验丰富的合作伙伴来设计和部署机架级监控解决方案,以保护他们的客户和收入。
客户
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关于客户
DataVita 的目标是通过提供由世界级 Fortis 数据中心提供的创新、灵活的服务,成为苏格兰数字经济的核心。 Fortis 数据中心于 2016 年开业,是苏格兰最大、最先进的专用托管设施。它也是英国第一家在设计和施工方面均获得 Tier III 认证的设施。该站点由 DataVita 运营,拥有多达 2,000 个机架,全部由 100% 可再生能源供电。凭借 1.18 的 PUE,该中心可以为选择从低效的内部机房迁移到灵活的托管解决方案的主要组织显着节省成本。
解决方案
RF Code 在参与该项目的所有实时数据大厅的所有 200 个机架中部署了 300 个传感器。这些传感器监测温度、湿度、热通道、回流、管道和冷却系统。然后,该团队将 RF Code 的实时数据采集与数据大厅冷却控制与楼宇管理系统并行完全集成。最初的计划是监测所有交付点 (POD) 条件下的温度和湿度。范围扩大到包括:
- 部署整体环境监控和警报 • 加强物理安全和监控,包括通过视频监控对未经授权的机架访问发出警报
- 集成 RF Code 作为间接绝热冷却解决方案的主要实时控制系统,并将冷却系统控制传感器指定为备用
- 通过事件创建、升级和分析实施基于仪表板的服务台监控和警报
通过此次安装,DataVita 能够从简单地监控楼宇管理系统控制器转变为利用 RF Code 的实时传感器数据来动态控制冷却系统。
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