Secure Data Center Bend, OR | Fortified Colocation Facility

Bend-TierIII-Foil The OneNeck^® IT Solutions data center in Bend, OR, is a 30,000-square-foot Uptime Institute Tier III Certified facility. It was designed and built to be as energy efficient as possible - earning the EPA’s ENERGY STAR^® certification for superior energy efficiency. It’s equipped with a rooftop solar array, passive cooling system and a flywheel-based Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). This facility is truly a green data center.

Why Bend?

Low Risk Location—Bend has one of the lowest risks of natural disasters in the country and enjoys moderate weather and temperatures, making it an ideal location for colocation or disaster recovery solutions.

Fast Access to Major Business Markets—Bend is connected to major markets, with direct flights from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Denver and Salt Lake City.

Diverse Energy Resources—Oregon is rich in renewable energy resources. Solar, wind, geothermal, small hydroelectricity projects, biomass (wood and organic solid waste) and wave energy, along with alternative fuels, can provide Oregon with energy independence, rural community development and cleaner air.

Facility

Address	20845 Sockeye Pl, Bend, OR 97701
Data Center Standard	Tier III certified design & build
24/7 Customer Access	Yes
Size (in sq. ft.)	30,000
Electrical Design	N+1
HVAC	N+1
Individual Cabinets	Yes
Private Suite	Yes
Cage	Yes

Power

Utility Feeds	2500 kVA
Critical Load	750 kW
Generators	Two 1.2 MW (X2)
UPS	N+1

Fire Detection

Incipient VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection) System	Yes
Fire Suppression – Gaseous	Novec 1230 (Carrier room & Electrical room)
Fire Suppression – Dry Pipe	Data hall

Connectivity

Type	Carrier neutral facility
Telecom Carriers	6
Telecom Entrances	2
Internet Bandwidth	Yes

Security

Multifactor Data Center Authentication	2
24/7 On-Site	Yes
24/7 Patrol Security	Yes
24/7 Digital Video Security Surveillance	Yes

Sustainability

Solar Power - This data center’s 624 solar cells are capable of generating 152kW of power. On a sunny day, they can account for more than 16% of total power usage.

Passive Cooling - At this facility, we’ve deployed passive cooling systems by KyotoCooling. The Kyoto wheel, or cooling wheel, transfers heat from the data center to the outside air without contaminating the air supply. The system provides free cooling 75% of the time, reducing cooling costs.

Flywheel UPS - Most data centers use a battery-based UPS. At this data center, we use a flywheel UPS system that stores energy kinetically. The flywheels spin at a constant 7,000 RPM. Flywheels don’t need to be replaced and are completely non-toxic.