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This split-type containerized data center consists of three interconnected standard ISO shipping containers, adopting a fully functionally partitioned architecture with dedicated physical cabins for IT equipment, power distribution, and battery storage. The complete physical isolation strengthens electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and daily maintenance convenience, making it ideal for medium-to-large capacity deployments.
Factory prefabricated and fully tested before delivery, this turnkey solution integrates enterprise-grade server racks, online UPS systems, VRLA battery banks, low-voltage power distribution units, precision air conditioning, automatic gas fire suppression, multi-dimensional environmental monitoring, and access control systems. It eliminates lengthy on-site civil construction, complex wiring and commissioning work, enabling full go-live deployment within weeks — cutting overall project lead time by over 70% compared with traditional brick-and-mortar data centers.
The rugged corrugated steel enclosure with IP55 protection rating and high-density thermal insulation supports direct outdoor installation without additional building works, operating reliably across extreme ambient temperatures from -30°C to 55°C. The internal IT cabin adopts hot/cold aisle containment paired with row-based precision cooling. The three-cabin layout fully isolates high-voltage power assets and battery strings from sensitive IT loads, minimizing electromagnetic interference and creating a safer, more efficient operation and maintenance workflow.
Equipped with a centralized intelligent DCIM platform, the system enables 24/7 remote real-time monitoring of power status, cabinet temperature, humidity, water leakage, smoke detection and access events, supporting predictive maintenance to minimize unplanned downtime. Its standardized modular design allows seamless parallel expansion by interconnecting additional units to match growing computing and storage demand.
It is widely applicable to medium-to-large edge computing hubs, enterprise private clouds, off-site disaster recovery centers, and remote industrial sites such as mining and oilfields, providing global enterprise customers with a highly reliable, cost-effective and rapidly deployable data center infrastructure.