Data Center Design & Construction

Data center design and construction refers to the process of creating a purpose-built facility that houses the infrastructure required for storing, processing, and managing large amounts of data. Data centers serve as the backbone of modern information technology, supporting a wide range of applications and services that require high availability, scalability, and security.

Designing and constructing a data center involves a comprehensive approach that encompasses several key aspects. These include facility layout, power and cooling systems, network infrastructure, security measures, and equipment installation. The goal is to create an optimized environment that ensures the smooth operation of the data center while minimizing downtime, maximizing efficiency, and accommodating future growth.

Data Center Design & Construction Includes

Building Systems Infrastructure.
Smoke detection and fire fighting.
Disaster Recovery.

Raised Floor (cement core or wood core).
Emergency Exit Doors.
Emergency Light.
Storage Solution.

UPS and backup batteries.
Water Leak Detection System.
Precession air conditioning for data centers.

Environmental monitoring and alerting solution (to monitor the temperature, humidity, power failure, pressure, etc.) and notifies the person in charge via SMS, Email and pre-recorded message.