Frankfurt 3 Data Center
Well served with fresh air
With a total of 28,200 m² of IT space and a maximum of 90 MVA, Frankfurt 3 offers complete solutions for housing your IT and network systems in a secure, high availability environment. We provide you with the best possible physical and technical infrastructure supported by 2N UPS systems, N+1 generator backup, as well as highly redundant cooling systems for each data center building. Frankfurt 3 holds multiple certifications and is connected to major carrier hubs and cloud networks.
Frankfurt 3 overview
- 28,200 m² of IT space
- 52 MW of critical IT load
- Fully-fitted colocation space and private suites
- Multi Service Interconnection Platform
- Cross Connects
- 24/7 Remote Hands services
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Frankfurt 3 specifications
Power
- Maximum client IT load per building of 12 MW
- On-site substation delivering 90 MVA of power
- Average power density of 2.5 kW/sqm
- Power supply at 110/20 kV level from two substations with two feeds
- Own substation with three 110/20 kV transformers N+1
- Separate, dual UPS systems (A and B supply) with 2N redundancy per data center building
Security
- 24/7 Security Operations Center and Operation Control Center
- Redundant monitoring of all critical functions underpinned by standardized security processes and the multi-level security zone principle, secures the rental area and the technical operation
- Video surveillance systems for the external perimeter, plant areas, and data halls
- Card swipe entry/exit to all doors and persons separation locks per data center building
Connectivity
- Carrier-neutral
- Carrier mix from global tier 1 supplier to regional supplier (350+ carriers)
- Inter data center connectivity between NTT data centers for geo-redundant solutions
- Multi Service Interconnection Platform to connect clients to major cloud service providers
- Redundant Carrier-Meet-Me-Rooms
Cooling
- High efficient chiller systems with free-cooling integrated or separated recoolers and self-programmed, weather-dependent energy management systems
- CRAH units in the suites and technical rooms
- Concurrently maintainable AHUs providing fresh air pressurization and humidity control to data suites
- Cold aisle containment to support high densities and maximize efficiencies