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Address | 20845 Sockeye Pl, Bend, OR 97701 |
Year built | 2010 |
Size | 30,000 square feet |
Tier | Tier III compliant, certified design & build |
Building access | Customer access 24/7 |
Loading area | Two heated loading docks |
Utility | Pacific Power |
Utility feeds | 2500 kVA |
Critical load | 750 kW |
Generators | Two 1.8 MW |
UPS | N+1 |
Services type | Cabinets and pods |
Fire detection | VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection) System |
Fire suppression | Dry pipe and gas |
HVAC | Kyoto cooling N+1 |
Type | Carrier neutral facility |
Telecom carriers | TDS Telecom, Lumen, Fatbeam, S Networks, Zayo, LS Networks, Link Oregon, Cogent and Comcast |
Telecom entrances | 2 |
Internet bandwidth | Managed bandwidth with BGP routing across redundant backbone |
Access control | Two factor authentication: bio-metric, Iris Scan and badge |
Surveillance system | Recorded and monitored digital video at 50+ points |
Security officers | Patrol facility 24/7 |
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.
UPS Flywheel – 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.
Managed services support: 800.272.3077
Non-managed service support: 515.334.5755
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