The raised floor has started being installed at the Bournemouth collocation facility. This enables cold air to travel under the floor to the designated cold aisles as well as providing an area for cabling to be run in.
The team hard at work installing the first section of the raised floor at the Bournemouth Colocation Facility.
The raised floor at Bournemouth Colocation facility after one day of work.
The main electrical mains panels continue to be populated.
These components are vital the successful running of the facility and will allow us to deliver high capacity resilient power to customers.
The automatic changeover switch installed at the Bournemouth collocation facility used by the generator system in the event of a power failure.
An extractor fan has been installed at the Bournemouth Data centre which will vent the FM200 gas from the fire suppression system should it ever be needed.
This will allow the room to be made safe. Whilst FM200 gas is not extremely harmful to humans it’s not advisable to breathe it in so systems such as this should always be installed.
The extractor fan, which will vent FM200 gas at the Bournemouth Colocation facility.
C4L’s Bournemouth data centre has continued its rapid progression, with the first of the trunking and electrical systems being installed.
Trunking and electrical board at the Bournemouth data centre
Holes have also been created for the venting of FM200 Gas, and delivery of the Air Conditioning units. Given that this is an office block, delivering heavy CRAC units was going to be problematic, hence a doorway was created.
The doorway through which the CRAC units will be delivered.
The hole through which the FM200 will be extracted, in the event of a fire.
