"Monitoring temperature, movement, humidity and much more prevents operational failures in the data center."
Stefan Sandoz - Technical customer consultant at Optec
Data centers are designed to IT components without interruption and to ensure the availability of IT Redundancies to ensure the availability of IT. Data centers must centers have to manage high performance, availability and optimal use of resources economically viable. To ensure this high availability with electrical safety, complex power supply systems and components are used Power supply systems and components are used.
"Monitoring temperature, movement, humidity and much more prevents operational failures in the data center."
Stefan Sandoz - Technical customer consultant at Optec
By continuously monitoring the quality of the electrical power supply, these can be detected and averted in good time.
The monitoring of critical parameters is part of the basic equipment of every data center.
This enables safe operation of the electrical supply. This is because modern consumers are increasingly causing faults in electrical systems despite their standard-compliant design.
Guidelines and regulations of EN 50600
DIN EN 50600 is the first transnational standard that uses a holistic approach to provide comprehensive specifications for the construction of a new data center and thus has a significant impact on the industry. It sets out specifications for the planning of the building construction, electrical supply, air conditioning, cabling and security systems and describes requirements for the
- EN 50600
Network quality according to:
- EN 50160
- EN 61000-2-4 Class 1
In the harmonized DIN EN 50600-2-2:2014-09; VDE 0801-600-2-2:2014-09, three levels of granularity are defined with regard to energy efficiency, which contain the measuring points at which the power consumption of the electrical equipment and infrastructure of a data centre is to be recorded
Data center is to be recorded.
Granularity levels
Level 1: simple information for the entire data center
Level2: detailed information for specific data center facilities and infrastructures
Level3: granular data for individual elements of the data center