LuxConnect's
Data Center Infrastructure
LuxConnect’s Data Centers are carrier-neutral, multi-tenant and Tier IV (Uptime Institute certified).
So your racks and servers are in a highly secured, state-of-the-art environment.
Data Center
specifications
LuxConnect’s facilities are equipped with 2N redundant cooling. Type of cooling inside server rooms is installed according to your needs
Very early smoke & separate fire detection
Neutral gas (nitrogen) fire suppression system
Water leakage detection
Customer rooms and cages feature lightning protection, free reused energy, continuous power (no matter what hazard may occur) and outstanding ventilation
LuxConnect takes care of maximum energy efficiency. The average PUE of LuxConnect’s Data Centers is 1.4
Sourcing of 100% renewable energy
99.995% SLAs
Server room temperature is managed according
to ASHRAE TC9.9 Class A1 recommended
The buildings have independent and redundant connections to the power grid and are equipped with 2 x (N+1) UPS systems
Diesel generators (gensets) have an autonomy
of 48 hours at full IT load with 24/7/365 refuel contracts
Data Center Technical Information
DC 2
DC 1.3
DC 1.2
DC 1.1
L-3290 Bettembourg
output 15° C
State-of-the-art
Data Centers based
on renewable energy
LuxConnect Data Centers constitute above all a secure, reliable and eco-friendly service environment where racks
and servers feel at home. Since the launch of the first Data Center in June 2009, LuxConnect has continuously improved the ecological footprint of operations: recycling, maximizing energy efficiency and cogeneration are the drivers of a green energy policy.
On the “recycling” side, server heat loss heats office buildings, while recycled biomass is used
to fuel the cogeneration plant of an energy partner. Hot steam from that process not only produces electricity but is also the “raw material” helping servers within LuxConnect’s Data Centers to keep a cool brain.
Adding a little exoticism to the energy mix, LuxConnect sources hydroelectricity from Norway. While some may consider this a challenge, committing to an average Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1,4 is a matter of obvious choice and social responsibility.
