Siemens Gamesa selects Secure I.T. Environments’ ModCel containerized data center to power manufacturing facility in Hull, UK.

Siemens Gamesa, a global leader in renewable energy, has made a strategic decision to enhance its manufacturing operations in Hull, UK, by selecting Secure I.T. Environments’ cutting-edge ModCel containerized data center design. This move emphasizes Siemens Gamesa’s commitment to incorporating innovative technology and efficient infrastructure to support its production systems and communications at the Hull facility, which specializes in manufacturing renewable energy equipment, particularly wind turbines.

Purpose of the ModCel Data Center

The ModCel data center is specifically designed to cater to the unique requirements of Siemens Gamesa’s manufacturing site in Hull. The manufacturing facility, located along the picturesque Humber estuary, presents a dock-based environment. Recognizing these conditions, Siemens Gamesa opted for a containerized data center that can seamlessly integrate into this setting while delivering exceptional performance.

Design for the Environment

The design of the containerized data center at Siemens Gamesa’s Hull manufacturing site is meticulously crafted to suit the dock-based environment. By effectively leveraging the available space, the ModCel data center optimizes its design to ensure seamless operation of production systems and communications. This tailored approach underscores Secure I.T. Environments’ commitment to creating solutions that address the unique challenges of different environments.

Specifications of the ModCel Data Center

The ModCel containerized data center boasts impressive specifications that cater to Siemens Gamesa’s manufacturing needs. It comprises two 48U cabinets, each reaching a depth of 1,200mm. Additionally, four power distribution units (PDUs) with rack-mount uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units are incorporated in each cabinet. The cooling system utilizes four externally mounted downflow AirSys Unicool AHU units, ensuring optimal temperature management within the data center.

Advancements in containerized data center design

Chris Wellfair, the Projects Director of Secure I.T. Environments, proudly states, “Our ModCel data center designs are raising the bar on what customers can expect from a containerized data center facility.” With a focus on exceeding customer expectations, the ModCel data center provides a versatile solution that can cater to various requirements. It is suitable for redundancy, temporary needs, harsh environments, and mission-critical applications. This modular and flexible approach positions the ModCel data center as a game-changer in the industry.

Expertise of Secure I.T. Environments

Secure I.T. Environments is a renowned industry expert in the design and construction of modular, containerized, and micro data centers. The company’s proficiency in mechanical and electrical infrastructure ensures the development of reliable and cost-effective solutions. By leveraging their expertise, Secure I.T. Environments consistently delivers cutting-edge data center solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses across multiple sectors.

Other projects by Secure I.T. Environments

Securing critical infrastructure is at the heart of Secure I.T. Environments’ mission. In line with this commitment, the company has successfully completed various projects in the healthcare and corporate sectors. For instance, Secure I.T. Environments recently delivered a 42U micro data center to Barnet Hospital’s intensive care unit. This installation not only streamlines operations but also enhances patient care in a critical medical environment. Additionally, containerized micro data centers were provided to prestigious institutions such as Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital and Johnson Service Group in 2021 and 2022, respectively.

Partnership with Proximity Data Centres

Secure I.T. Environments has formed a strategic partnership with Proximity Data Centres, offering advanced data center modules to their Nottingham facility. With a focus on efficiency, scalability, and reliability, these modules enable businesses to harness state-of-the-art technology in a secure and adaptable environment.

Secure I.T. Environments plays a pivotal role in advancing the containerized data center space, exemplified by Siemens Gamesa’s selection of the ModCel containerized data center for their manufacturing facility in Hull. By providing a bespoke solution that aligns with Siemens Gamesa’s unique requirements, the ModCel data center enables seamless operations and communication at the manufacturing site. As businesses across various sectors recognize the benefits of containerized data centers, Secure I.T. Environments continues to innovate, ensuring that their solutions consistently surpass customer expectations. With their track record of successful projects, including installations in critical healthcare facilities and collaborations with industry leaders, Secure I.T. Environments is solidifying its position as a trusted expert in the design and construction of containerized data centers.

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