IDS1000-A40 Container Data Center V200R002 Product Manual Draft A (40 FT)

IDS1000-A40 Container Data Center
V200R002
Product Manual (40 ft)
Issue Draft A
Date 2014-05-23
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Purpose
This document describes the IDS1000-A40 container data center (All-in-one for short) in
terms of its overview, benefits, components, and typical application scenarios.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
 Sales engineers
 Technical support engineers
 System engineers
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Product Manual (40 ft) Contents
Contents
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1 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Product Model .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Positioning .................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Specifications ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
2 Benefits............................................................................................................................................ 6
3 Container ........................................................................................................................................ 8
3.1 Container Exterior ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
3.1.1 Front View of the Container ...................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1.2 Rear View of the Container...................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.3 Left View of the Container ...................................................................................................................................... 13
3.1.4 Right View of the Container .................................................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Container Interior........................................................................................................................................................ 14
3.3 Container Reliability ................................................................................................................................................... 16
4 Power Supply and Distribution System ................................................................................. 18

4.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 18
4.2 Layout ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.3 Configuration and Port Description ............................................................................................................................ 20
4.4 Routing Power Cables ................................................................................................................................................ 26
5 Temperature Control System .................................................................................................... 27

5.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 27
5.2 Layout ......................................................................................................................................................................... 27
5.3 Routing Power Cables for Air Conditioners ............................................................................................................... 29
6 Monitoring System ..................................................................................................................... 30

6.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 30
6.2 Layout ......................................................................................................................................................................... 32
6.3 Routing Monitoring Cables ........................................................................................................................................ 33
7 Fire Extinguishing System ........................................................................................................ 35

7.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 35
7.2 Layout ......................................................................................................................................................................... 36
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7.3 Routing Fire Extinguishing Cables ............................................................................................................................. 39
8 Surge Protection and Grounding ............................................................................................. 40

8.1 Surge Protection.......................................................................................................................................................... 40
8.2 Grounding ................................................................................................................................................................... 40
9 Lighting System........................................................................................................................... 42
10 Integrated Cabling .................................................................................................................... 44
11 Typical Application Cases ....................................................................................................... 46
A Container Dimensions, Ground Points, and Ports .............................................................. 48
B Component Introduction .......................................................................................................... 50
B.1 Cabinet ....................................................................................................................................................................... 50
B.2 Power Supply and Distribution System ..................................................................................................................... 51
B.3 Air Conditioner .......................................................................................................................................................... 60
B.4 Monitoring System ..................................................................................................................................................... 62
B.5 Fire Extinguishing System ......................................................................................................................................... 66
B.5.1 CE Type................................................................................................................................................................... 66
B.5.2 Standard Type .......................................................................................................................................................... 69
B.6 Lighting System ......................................................................................................................................................... 71
C Acronyms and Abbreviations .................................................................................................. 74
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Product Manual (40 ft) 1 Overview
1 Overview
1.1 Product Model

Figure 1-1 shows the model of the All-in-one. Table 1-1 describes the model.
Figure 1-1 Model
Table 1-1 Model description
No. Category Definition

1 Series Container data center
2 Hyphen -
3 Product type A: All-in-one
4 Container type  M: 40-ft All-in-one
 S: 20-ft All-in-one
5 Power system  A: 380 V, 50 Hz
 B: 380 V, 60 Hz
 C: 480 V, 60 Hz
6 Container feature  X: basic type
 C: CE type
 H: for T3 working
conditions
7 Tier level D: Tier II
8 Optional configuration  X: basic configurations,
without the very early
smoke detection
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No. Category Definition

apparatus (VESDA) or
non-monitoring
PDU2000s
 V: with the VESDA and
non-monitoring
PDU2000s
 M: without the VESDA,
but with monitoring
PDU2000s
 S: with the VESDA and
monitoring PDU2000s
9 Actual power density 05: 5 kW
1.2 Positioning
The All-in-one, in which various service units can be configured, functions as a foundation for
cloud computing in enterprise data centers. It meets the requirements of telecom operators and
Internet service providers for environmental protection, energy conservation, and fast
deployment. In addition, it has distinct advantages in scenarios such as disaster relief
operations, military operations, oil exploration, and enterprise data management.
The All-in-one is located at the bottom layer of a data center and provides basic physical
construction for full-service operation in the data center. Figure 1-2 shows the All-in-one
architecture.

Figure 1-2 All-in-one architecture
1.3 Specifications
Table 1-2 lists the key All-in-one specifications.
Table 1-2 Key All-in-one specifications
Item Specifications
Power supply and Power input  Two 250 A inputs of
distribution three-phase, five-wire,
380 V AC, 50 Hz or 60
Hz
 Two 250 A inputs of
three-phase, five-wire,
480 V AC, 60 Hz
Surge protection level Class B, 100 kA
(external)/60 kA (PDU8000)
Rack power density 6 kW
UPS Rack-mounted 20 kVA UPS
(UPS2000-G)
UPS configuration 80 kVA; 3+1 backup
Backup time ≥ 7 minutes
Air-cooled in-row precision Cooling capacity 20 kW for each air
air conditioner conditioner; 3+1 backup

Item Specifications
Refrigerant R410A
Operating specifications Temperature in the cold 10–30°C
aisle
Humidity range 20%–80% RH
Environmental requirements Ambient temperature –15°C to +52°C
Ambient humidity 5%–100% RH
Altitude ≤ 3000 m; When the altitude
exceeds 1000 m, the output
power derates.
Structure Container 40-ft ISO marine container
(H x W x D: 9.5 ft x 8.5 ft x
40 ft)
Container heat insulation Overall coefficient of heat
performance transfer: ≤ 0.41 W/(m2 x K)
at the container top; ≤ 0.7
W/(m2 x K) at the container
sides; ≤ 0.1 W/(m2 x K) at
the container bottom
Integrated cabling Power cables and signal
cables are routed separately.
Pipe routing Pipes are routed under the
floor.
Protection level IP56
Lighting 300 lux
Installation mode The All-in-one is installed
on four 300 mm high steel
bases that are connected to
the concrete pad using M16
bolts.
Dimensions External dimensions (H x W 2896 mm x 2438 mm x
x D) 12,196 mm
Total IT load power 48 kW
All-in-one weight Empty container (without IT
equipment): 12 t;
fully-configured container:
< 20 t
Typical cabinet capacity  Nine 45 U cabinets (380
V input scenario)
 Eight 45 U cabinets (480
V input scenario)

Item Specifications
Fire extinguishing Type Fire extinguishing system
with the automatic fire
detection and emergency
gas release functions
Alarm Audible and visual alarm
with automatic monitoring
and detection
Monitoring The analog addressable
system releases gas if a
composite fire alarm is
generated.
Extinguishing agent Heptafluropropane (standard
Type); FM200 (CE Type)
Fire extinguishing rating Overall fire resistance
duration of 50 minutes
Security Access control Access control system
IP camera Standard dual-resolution IP
cameras are installed in the
hall and cold aisles.
Management Management functions The NetEco monitors the
temperature and humidity
control system, fire
detection and control
system, access control
system, and cooling system
inside the All-in-one in real
time.
The NetEco supports
monitoring over emails and
Simple Network
Management Protocol
(SNMP) short messages.
Backup power systems
access the UPS and diesel
generator (D.G.) over
programmable dry contacts.

Product Manual (40 ft) 2 Benefits
2 Benefits
The All-in-one is an integrated and compact data center that features high security and
reliability, fast deployment, low cost, high energy efficiency, and intelligent management.
High Security and Reliability

 The two-porch design prevents wind and sand from entering the equipment compartment
when doors are open for maintenance.
 The All-in-one features good security performance.
− The All-in-one is properly grounded and has good anti-electromagnetic interference
capability. The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the All-in-one meets Class A
requirements of the CISPR22/EN55022 standard.
− The All-in-one uses the ISO668 standard container. The container uses
industry-leading welding technologies, tapping screws, and waterproof sealing rubber
strips to ensure that dustproof and waterproof performance of the containers reaches
IP56.
− The All-in-one uses materials and coating protection for the ISO668 standard
container. The service life of the outdoor All-in-one is up to 15 years.
− The All-in-one uses an intelligent access control system and mechanical locks to
ensure safety.
− The container interior is decorated with fire-resistant and heat insulation materials
with an overall fire resistance duration of 45 minutes. The container exterior is coated
with fireproof paint of different thicknesses and can withstand fires up to 1 or 2
hours.
− The container uses the HFC-227ea FM-200 fire extinguishing system, which features
high-reliability, clean, insulation, and environmental-protection. The fire
extinguishing system ensures that a fire can be put out efficiently and securely
without damaging IT equipment.
Fast Deployment
 The All-in-one adopts streamlined manufacturing, professional division of labor, and
good construction conditions to ensure that the All-in-one and its modules can be
produced fast. The product quality is easy to be controlled and improved, and the
production efficiency is improved. The manufacturing period is less than 6 weeks.
 Infrastructures such as the cooling equipment, power supply equipment, and racks are
preinstalled before delivery. You only need to provide network cables, power cables, and
water pipes for commissioning.

Product Manual (40 ft) 2 Benefits
 System commissioning is complete in factories, and therefore onsite engineering and

equipment room commissioning take less than 7 days.
 Mature delivery mode, modular structure, and low transportation costs of the container
ensure fast deployment of the All-in-one, low and phase-by-phase investments, and
simple and convenient expansion and upgrade.
 Only the concrete pad and mains are required in the initial period.
Low Cost and High Energy Efficiency

 The container integrates the cooling system, power distribution system, monitoring
system, and security system that are installed and pre-commissioned before delivery. The
All-in-one goes through the trial run before delivery. You are welcome to check and try
the product in factory.
 Civil engineering is simple when the All-in-one is deployed outdoors. It starts to work
after it is installed on a concrete pad and connects to the humidifier, water, mains supply,
and networks.
 The All-in-one features easy migration and can be transported on level two roads. It
applies to various scenarios such as dynamic data service deployment, military affairs,
disaster relief, and field operations.
 The All-in-one is energy-efficient. The hot and cold aisles are separated in the equipment
compartment to ensure high cooling efficiency.
Intelligent Management
 The NetEco manages infrastructures of the All-in-one in a unified manner.
 The NetEco monitors equipment efficiently and in real time.
 The NetEco monitors environments in real time to identify potential risks.
 The NetEco provides various methods of collecting and analyzing power consumption
data. Such data is fundamental to improve the power usage effectiveness (PUE). You can
customize the data collection and analysis methods.
 The NetEco offers a robust security mechanism to protect equipment and ensures a
proper environment.
 The All-in-one provides standard network management system (NMS) interfaces. The
NetEco provides SNMP ports to communicate with third-party NMSs.

Product Manual (40 ft) 3 Container
3 Container
Introduction
As an integrated and compact small-capacity data center, the All-in-one uses a standard 40 ft
container. Figure 3-1 shows its appearance.
Figure 3-1 Appearance
Features
 The container uses a standard 40 ft container, complying with GB/T1413-1998, GB/
T1836-1997, ISO1161:1984, and ISO1496-1:1990. The container supports marine
transportation and has been certified by the classification society.
 The container is painted using the same techniques as those for standard containers. The
container and its doors are specially protected in surfaces to work in harsh environments.
 The container interior is decorated with fire-resistant and heat insulation materials with
an overall fire resistance duration of 50 minutes. The container exterior is coated with
fireproof paint to withstand fire up to 1 or 2 hours (depending on the paint thickness).
External ports are on the rear end wall. To be specific, feeder windows are in the upper
part of the end wall, and pipe inlets in the lower part. All ports are protected to IP56.

 An outward opening door is installed at one end of the container for maintaining outdoor
units, and the other end is configured with an outward/inward opening door as the
entrance to the container. An inward opening door is designed on one container side for
device installation.
 The entrance dimensions (H x W) are 2150 mm x 900 mm. The device installation door
dimensions (H x W) are 2150 mm x 1200 mm.
 The container has a shock absorbing system that absorbs the impact of physical
movement on internal components.
 Steel reinforcing beams are welded under the original bottom plate, steel frames are
welded for side walls and end walls, and steel parts are added to end doors to improve
the stiffness and strength of the container.
− Column strength: Columns at the four corners withstand 86,400 kg stress.
− Top panel strength: 1500 kg/m2
− Side panel strength: 1200 kg/m2
− Floor strength: 1500 kg/m2
3.1 Container Exterior

The container uses 2 mm thick steel plates on the exterior and is painted in the same way as
standard containers. Parts such as the lock rods, handles, hinges, lock brackets are made of
stainless steels, and the container body and doors are especially protected in surfaces to
withstand the 1000-hour salt spray test.
The container uses industry-leading welding technologies, tapping screws, and waterproof
sealing rubber strips to ensure that dustproof and waterproof performance of the containers
reaches IP56.
3.1.1 Front View of the Container

Figure 3-2 shows the front view of the container.

Figure 3-2 Front view of the container (with doors closed)
(1) End door (for maintaining outdoor units) Two in total

(2) Lock rod Three in total

Figure 3-3 Front view of the container (with doors open)
(1) Outdoor unit Four in total
3.1.2 Rear View of the Container

Figure 3-4 shows the rear view of the All-in-one.

Figure 3-4 Rear view of the All-in-one (with doors closed)
(1) Emergency door release button (2) End door (main entrance)

Figure 3-5 Rear view of the All-in-one (with doors open)
(1) Hall (2) Battery compartment
3.1.3 Left View of the Container

Figure 3-6 shows the left view of the container.
Figure 3-6 Left view of the container
(1) Ventilation window of the Two in total

outdoor unit compartment

(2) Container ground point Four in total

(3) Ports for the condensate One for each pipe. The condensate drainpipe is delivered
drainpipe and water refill pipe with the container and the water refill pipe provides a 1/2
inch inner thread connector.
(4) Device installation One in total
door/emergency door
(5) Container feeder window For routing cables
(6) Port reserved for customer Two in total (diameter: M25; configured with waterproof
services end connectors)
(7) Monitoring optical fiber Two in total (diameter: M50; configured with waterproof
upstream port end connectors)
(8) Power cable port Two in total (diameter: M76; configured with waterproof
power cable metal connectors)
3.1.4 Right View of the Container

Figure 3-7 shows the right view of the container.
Figure 3-7 Right view of the container
(1) Container ground point (2) Ventilation window of the outdoor unit compartment
3.2 Container Interior

The container interior has been decorated to feature thermal insulation. The interior
decoration is harmonious in style and hue. All decorative materials feature environmental
protection, electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, and long life cycles, and release no toxic
gas. Figure 3-8 shows the interior layout of the container.

Figure 3-8 Interior layout of the container
(1) Outdoor unit compartment (2) Indoor unit (3) Server cabinet
(four in total)
(4) Hot aisle (5) Cold aisle (6) UPS installation
cabinet (one in total)
(7) Server cabinet (configured with a (8) Sealing plate (9) Battery compartment
transformer in the 480 V scenario)
(10) Hall
Heat Insulation System

The container exterior is made of 2 mm thick steel plates. The insulation system of the
container is made of connecting mechanical parts, heat insulation filling materials, and
sandwich insulation panels. The container interior uses the rock wool sandwich panels for
heat insulation. The rock wool sandwich panel is made of 0.5 mm thick color steel plates
stuffed with polyurethanes. Sandwich panels of 40 mm are installed respectively for container
sides and container top using screws or rivets.
Figure 3-9 Heat insulation system inside the container
Floor and Support

 Equipment inside the container is installed on the raised floor. The distance between the
container bottom and the surface of the raised floor is 200 mm. The floor supports under
the raised floor are secured to beams of the steel chassis using screws.
 Removable tiles are installed on all or part of floor supports. You can adjust the
installation positions of these tiles based on configurations and port locations. The tiles
feature easy and secure installation and safe transportation.
 Cold aisles consist of lip-resistant aluminum panels and square steel supports covered
with tiles, and hot aisles consist of vented floor tiles.

 The compression strength of both the raised floor and floor supports is greater than 1500
kg/m2.
Cold aisles use the ESD square plates or lip-resistant aluminum panels and structural steel
skeleton. These tiles are aligned with each other and combined using battens at both ends.
The hot aisles use aluminum panels with holes and vented floor tiles of square steels. The
ventilation rate is greater than 25%. These tiles are aligned with each other and combined
using battens at both ends.
Suspended Ceiling
 A suspended ceiling is installed on the top of the container to beautify the container and
isolate the cold aisles from hot aisles. The distance between the top heat insulation panel
and the suspended ceiling sheet is 200 mm.
 The ceiling uses sheet metal and square steel skeleton. the sealing plate is installed with
humidity and temperature sensors and cameras.
 The top heat insulation panel, square steel framework, and heat insulation panels for side
walls and end walls connect to the container steel structure over connecting kits,
ensuring secure and reliable connections.
3.3 Container Reliability

Table 3-1 describes reliability of the container.
Table 3-1 Container reliability
Item Description
Maintenance door Features the dual-antitheft design with
mechanical locks and the access control
system. The security of the door meets
Class B GB17565 requirements.
Mechanical lock Features high reliability, easy operation, and
waterproof and anti-corrosion designs. The
security of the mechanical lock meets Class
B GA/T73-94 requirements.
Access control system Allows you to assign permission of different
levels. It monitors door status and generates
alarms.
Ventilation The container uses ventilation ports of
standard containers that feature good
security and ventilation designs. The area of
ports is 700 mm2.
Surge protection and grounding Grounding bars are installed in the container
for equipment and the container. Surge
protection measures are taken for power
ports and network ports to ensure security of
the All-in-one.
Video surveillance system Monitors the protection area in real time.

Item Description
Wind resistance strength 30 m/s wind speed during operation.
Shockproof level The fully configured container complies
with the outdoor earthquake-resistant
requirements (equivalent to greater than
McIntosh 9 intensity) specified in ETSI EN
300 019-2-4.
Service life 15 years.
Fireproof performance Fireproof performance of the decorative
materials complies with the Code for Fire
Protection Design of Interior Decoration of
Buildings (GB50222-95) of China. The
materials can withstand fires for 50 minutes
or longer.
Heat insulation The overall coefficient of heat transfer is
less than or equal to 0.41 W/(m2 x K) at the
container top, 0.7 W/(m2 x K) for container
sides, and 0.1 W/(m2 x K) at the container
bottom.
Water resistance and dust proof levels All ports are protected to IP56
(weather-tightness test) of the
GB4208/IEC529 standard.
Anti-corrosion performance in salt mists The container uses weathering steels and
surface treatment and passes the 1000-hour
salt spray test.
Antifungal performance The container passes the 24 hours, 28 days
long mould growth test.
The weather-tightness test is conducted according to GB/T 5338-2002 and GB 17770. The
nozzle has an inner diameter of 12.5 mm and is 1.5 m away from the container surface, as
shown in Figure 3-10. Water with the pressure of 100 kPa and running speed of 100 mm/s is
supplied, which is equivalent to a 10 m water spout. No water penetrates into the container.
Figure 3-10 Weather-tightness test

Product Manual (40 ft) 4 Power Supply and Distribution System
4 Power Supply and Distribution System
4.1 Overview
The power distribution system supports the 220 V power system and 277 V Latin American
power system. Figure 4-1 and Figure 4-2 show the general power supply and distribution
solution.
Figure 4-1 General power distribution solution for a 380 V scenario
Details about the power distribution solution for a 380 V scenario are as follows:
 Supports two three-phase 380 V, 400 V, or 415 V power inputs. The backup power
source can be the mains or diesel generator (D.G.).
 Two power inputs connect to the PDU8000, converge on an AC transfer switch (ATS),
and then are distributed to the UPSs, precision air conditioners, and other loads.
 Power outputs from the UPS pass through the parallel UPS PDU5000 and UPS output
PDU5000, and then enter two server cabinet PDU5000s which provide two backup
power outputs to server cabinets.
 The UPS output PDU5000 supplies power to door status sensors, monitors, and fans.
 The PDU8000 supplies power using a bypass circuit breaker when the UPS is in the
maintenance period. In normal cases, the bypass circuit breaker is locked using a
padlock.
 The UPSs are configured with one battery string and provide 10-minute backup power.

Figure 4-2 General power distribution solution for a 480 V scenario
Details about the power distribution solution for a 480 V scenario are as follows:
 Supports two 480 V power inputs. The backup power source can be the mains or D.G.
 Two power inputs are combined by an ATS in the PDU8000, and the power is
transformed into 380 V by a 160 kVA transformer. The 380 V power is later distributed
to the UPSs, precision air conditioners, and other loads.
 Power outputs from the UPS pass through the parallel UPS PDU5000 and UPS output
PDU5000, and then enter two server cabinet PDU5000s which provide two backup
power outputs to server cabinets.
 The UPS output PDU5000 supplies power to door status sensors, monitors, and fans.
 The PDU8000 supplies power using a bypass circuit breaker when the UPS is in the
maintenance period. In normal cases, the bypass circuit breaker is locked using a
padlock.
 The UPSs are configured with one battery string and provide 10-minute backup power.
4.2 Layout
The power supply and distribution system consists of the PDU8000, parallel UPS PDU5000,
UPS output PDU5000, server cabinet PDU5000, UPS, battery, and rack PDU2000. Figure 4-3
shows the layout of the power supply and distribution system.

Figure 4-3 Layout of the power supply and distribution system
(1) UPS installation Only one. It houses the UPS and PDU5000.
cabinet
(2) Server cabinet Install a transformer in this cabinet in the 480 V scenario.
(3) PDU8000 Only one. It supports two power inputs (active and standby) to the
container.
(4) Battery It houses batteries. In the case of mains or D.G. power failures,
compartment batteries work with the UPS to supply power to the All-in-one.
4.3 Configuration and Port Description

Configuration
Table 4-1 describes configurations of the power supply and distribution components in the
All-in-one.
Table 4-1 Configurations of the power supply and distribution components
Component Configuration
PDU8000 1 PCS
Parallel UPS PDU5000 1 PCS
UPS output PDU5000 1 PCS
Server cabinet PDU5000 2 PCS

Component Configuration
UPS 3+1 backup
Battery Forty 50 Ah batteries
Ports
Table 4-2 describes ports on the power supply and distribution components in the All-in-one.
Table 4-2 Port description
Component Input Output Circuit Breaker

Specifications Specifications No./Equipment
Label
PDU8000 (380 V One 4-pole 250 A  One 4-pole 160  QF1: controls the
scenario) PC Class A circuit breaker maintenance
three-section ATS  Five 3-pole 32 A bypass input to
circuit breakers the UPS.
 QF2–QF5:
 Five 3-pole 63 A
circuit breakers control input to
the UPS.
 Five 1-pole 10 A
 QF6–QF9:
circuit breakers
control inputs to
 Four 1-pole 10 A indoor units.
circuit breakers
 QF10 and QF11:
 One 10 A reserved
residual current
 QF12 and QF17:
device (RCD)
control normal
lights.
 QF13: controls
emergency
lights.
 QF14: controls
sockets.
 QF15: controls
the fire control
box.
 QF16 and QF18:
reserved
 QFS: controls
SPDs.
PDU8000 (480 V One 4-pole 250 A One 3-pole 250 A  QF: controls
scenario) PC Class MCCB input to the
three-section ATS transformer
 QFS: controls
SPDs.


Label
Transformer One 3-pole 250 A  4-pole 320 A  1QF: controls the

MCCB circuit breaker 380 V output.
 4-pole 160 A  2QF: RCD
circuit breaker  QF1: controls the
 Residual current transformer
device (RCD) output PDU5000
Transformer output Reserved input  Five 3-pole 32 A  QF1–QF4:
PDU5000 wiring terminals circuit breakers control input to
 Five 3-pole 63 A the UPS.
circuit breakers  QF5–QF8:
 Four 3-pole 10 A control inputs to
circuit breakers indoor units.
 QF9–QF12:
 Four 1-pole 10 A
circuit breakers control inputs to
outdoor units.
 QF14 and QF17:
control normal
lighting.
 QF15: controls
emergency
lighting.
 QF16: controls
the fire control
box.
 QF19: controls
fans.
 QF13, QF18, and
QF20: reserved
Parallel UPS  Four 4-pole 63 A One 3-pole 100 A  QF1-QF4:
PDU5000 circuit breakers circuit breaker control input to
 One UPS the UPS.
maintenance  QF5: controls
bypass outputs of the
UPS.
UPS output One 3-pole 100 A  Two 3-pole 80 A  1QF: controls
PDU5000 circuit breaker circuit breakers input to the UPS.
 Six one-pole 10  QF1: controls
A circuit route A output of
breakers the UPS.
 QF2: controls
route B output of
the UPS.
 QF3: controls the
access control


Label
system.
 QF4: controls the
monitoring
system.
 QF5: controls
fans.
 QF6: reserved
Server cabinet One 3-pole 100 A  Nine 1-pole 32 A  QF1:
PDU5000 circuit breaker circuit breakers corresponds to
 One 3-pole 16 A A1-I* in the
circuit breaker PDU8000.
 QF2:
 Three 1-pole 10
A circuit corresponds to
breakers A2-I in the
PDU8000.
 QF3:
corresponds to
B1-I in the
PDU8000.
 QF4:
corresponds to
B2-I in the
PDU8000.
 QF5:
corresponds to
C1-I in the
PDU8000.
 QF6:
corresponds to
C2-I in the
PDU8000.
 QF7:
corresponds to
D1-I in the
PDU8000.
 QF8:
corresponds to
D2-I in the
PDU8000.
*: Routes A and B of the server cabinet PDU5000 correspond to routes I and II respectively.

Figure 4-4 Circuit breakers in the 380 V PDU8000

Figure 4-5 Circuit breakers in the 480 V PDU8000
Figure 4-6 Circuit breakers in the Parallel UPS PDU5000
Figure 4-7 Circuit breakers in the UPS output PDU5000

Figure 4-8 Circuit breakers in the server cabinet PDU5000
4.4 Routing Power Cables

For cables on the top of the container, route power cables along the cable trays near side walls
and route signal cables along the cable trays near cabinets. For power cables under the floor,
route them near cabinets, and bind them to each beam.
Figure 4-9 Power cable routes for server cabinets in the container

Product Manual (40 ft) 5 Temperature Control System
5 Temperature Control System
5.1 Overview
The All-in-one uses air-cooled in-row precision air conditioners as the cooling system:
 In the All-in-one, air conditioners and server cabinets form hot and cold contained aisles
to isolate hot air from cold air. Air flows in from the front and out from the rear. Air
conditioners cool hot air from servers and generate cold air for servers.
 Horizontal flow air conditioners are placed near heat sources, which greatly shortens the
air supply distance and improves cold air utilization.
 The PDU8000, UPS, and IT equipment are deployed in one compartment. Four precision
air conditioners work in 3+1 backup mode. The hot aisles are contained and connected
by ventilation floors (600 mm x 600 mm). The outdoor units, located at the end of the
container, are separate from the IT equipment compartment.
5.2 Layout
The All-in-one uses precision air conditioner in 3+1 backup mode. Figure 5-1 shows the
layout of the cooling system.

Figure 5-1 Layout of the cooling system
(1) Indoor unit Four in total (in 3+1 backup mode)

(2) Outdoor unit Four in total (in 3+1 backup mode)
Figure 5-2 shows the routes of refrigerant pipes. Figure 5-3 shows the routes of the water
refill pipe and condensate drainpipe to the humidifier.
Figure 5-2 Routes of refrigerant pipes

Figure 5-3 Routes of the water refill pipe and condensate drainpipe
(1) Route of the condensate drainpipe (2) Route of the water refill pipe to the humidifier
5.3 Routing Power Cables for Air Conditioners

Power cables for air conditioners in the container are routed out from the bottom of the air
conditioners, and then along the air conditioner supports under the air conditioners, and
finally through the cable hole on the partition wall to connect to the power distribution cabinet
in the hall. Bind the cables to cable bridges when routing cables.
Figure 5-4 Power cable routes for air conditioners in the container

Product Manual (40 ft) 6 Monitoring System
6 Monitoring System
6.1 Overview
The All-in-one uses an independent and complete monitoring system. The monitoring system
consists of a centralized management platform and multiple scattered monitoring devices, as
shown in Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1 Monitoring system
NetEco
The NetEco is a new data center management system developed by Huawei to manage the
real-time data, status, and alarms for the power supply, environment, videos, and access
control components of data center infrastructures.
The NetEco adopts the policy of layered management, local control, and remote detection.
Information from infrastructures such as power distribution components, access control
components, closed-circuit televisions (CCTVs), and sensors are converged on collectors or
switches, which forms a local management module. The NetEco deletes, selects, and
processes data from this module based on user requirements, and sends the data in the form
specified by the user to the NMS or terminals through the Internet.

Equipment at the bottom layer can easily connect to the NetEco over Modbus, SNMP, and
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Table 6-1 lists the monitoring
subsystems and equipment.
Table 6-1 Monitoring subsystems and equipment
Subsystem Equipment Monitored Item Working Principle

Power supply Precise air  Running status and The equipment connects to
monitoring conditioner parameters, faults, and a data collector over RS485
subsystem alarms. ports. The collector
UPS connects to the NetEco over
 Operating parameters
that can be monitored a network. Then the NetEco
Power
remotely displays faults and
distribution
generates alarms in real
cabinet
time.
ATS
Environment Water sensor Parameters such as the The equipment connects to
monitoring water leakage in the a data collector over dry
subsystem All-in-one contact. The collector
connects to the NetEco over
a network. Then the NetEco
displays faults and
time.
Security Camera Real-time status of the Cameras connect to a
protection All-in-one and its switch over fast Ethernet
monitoring modules (FE) ports. The switch
subsystem connects to the NetEco over
a network. Then the NetEco
displays faults and
time.
Access Access control Access controllers connect
controller information and rights to the NetEco over TCP/IP.
about the All-in-one and Then the NetEco displays
Card reader its modules. faults and generates alarms
in real time.

Figure 6-2 NetEco web user interface (WebUI)
6.2 Layout
Figure 6-3 shows the layout of monitoring components.
Figure 6-3 Layout of monitoring components
(1) Camera  Two in total, with one in the cold aisle and the other in the hall. It
monitors maintenance aisles and supports network functions and
day/night mode.
 Key specifications: The camera uses the 1/2.7 inch high performance
complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) that features
progressive scanning, maximum resolution of 1280x720, maximum
frame rate of 30, and output videos in BNC format.

(2) Water Only one. It monitors liquid leakage in the container, transmits data to the
sensor remote monitoring host, and works with monitoring software to generate
alarms for water intrusion.
(3) UPS Only one. It houses the collector, switch, server, and network video
installation recorder (NVR).
cabinet
The collector, switch, server, and NVR are installed in the UPS installation cabinet, as shown
in Figure 6-4.
Figure 6-4 Installation positions of monitoring components
(1) Collects monitoring signals.

Collector
(2) Switch Serves as the convergence layer for accessing the monitoring system. It can be
used to construct a highly reliable ring network between the switch and the
monitoring system.
(3) Server Processes and backs up data reported by monitoring modules.
(4) NVR Manages, stores, and transfers data over streaming media.
6.3 Routing Monitoring Cables

Monitoring cables in the container are routed along the top of the container within the space
for routing L1 signal cables. They are preinstalled before delivery.

Figure 6-5 Routing cables for cameras and water sensors

Product Manual (40 ft) 7 Fire Extinguishing System
7 Fire Extinguishing System
7.1 Overview
The fire extinguishing system uses the gas fire extinguishing equipment that consists of an
extinguishing agent vessel, an inlet pipe, a pressure annunciator, and a solenoid valve driver.
When the All-in-one catches fire, a lot of smoke is generated and the temperature rises. The
smoke detector and heat detector send fire signals to the fire extinguishing controller, which
then generates a large current to start the solenoid valve of the gas fire extinguishing
equipment. Then the valve of the extinguishing agent vessel opens automatically, and
extinguishing agents are released to the protection area.
Figure 7-1 and Figure 7-2 show the conceptual diagrams of the fire extinguishing system.
Figure 7-1 Conceptual diagram of the standard fire extinguishing system

Figure 7-2 Conceptual diagram of the CE fire extinguishing system
7.2 Layout
Figure 7-3 shows the layout of the standard fire extinguishing system.
Figure 7-3 Layout of the standard fire extinguishing system
(1) Gas Only one in the PDU8000. It controls the release of gas and generates

extinguishing fire alarms.

controller
(2) Gas release Only one. When fire occurs in the container, the fire extinguishing
indicator equipment releases extinguishing agent into the protection area and the
gas release indicator displays "DON'T ENTER" to warn onsite
personnel.
(3) Audible and Two in total, with one in the cold aisle and the other in the hall. In case
visual alarm of fire, the audible and visual alarm generates obvious flash signals
and shrill audible signals to remind onsite personnel to evacuate the
site immediately.
(4) Emergency Only one. When fire occurs in the container, the emergency start/abort
start/abort switch switch starts or stops the gas fire extinguishing equipment in
emergency. The device is usually installed outside the door of the
protection area. If you press the glass plate to start fire extinguishing in
emergency, the red indicator lights up.
(5) Heat detector Four in total, deployed in each aisle and the battery compartment. It
monitors the onsite ambient temperature in real time. When it works in
monitoring mode, the red indicator blinks. When the ambient
temperature exceeds the alarm threshold, it enters the alarm mode and
the red indicator is steady on.
(6) Smoke Four in total, deployed in each aisle and the battery compartment. It
detector monitors the onsite smoke density in real time. When it works in
monitoring mode, the red indicator blinks. When the smoke density
exceeds the alarm threshold, it enters the alarm mode and the red
indicator is steady on.
(7) Alarm bell Only one. When an accident occurs, the alarm bell produces clear and
consistent sounds to remind onsite personnel to evacuate the site
immediately.
(8) Fire The fire extinguishing pipe goes through the entire container and
extinguishing provides nozzles for each cold aisle and hot aisle and the battery
pipe compartment to spray extinguishing agent to the entire protection area.
(9) Gas fire Only one. The gas fire extinguishing equipment is a fire cylinder that
extinguishing consists of an extinguishing agent vessel, an inlet pipe, a pressure
equipment annunciator, and a solenoid valve driver.
Fire extinguishing equipment of the standard fire extinguishing system has been installed before
delivery.
Figure 7-4 shows the layout of the CE fire extinguishing system.

Figure 7-4 Layout of the CE fire extinguishing system
(1) Gas Only one in the PDU8000. It controls the release of gas and
extinguishing generates fire alarms.
controller
(2) Gas release Only one. When fire occurs in the container, the fire extinguishing
indicator equipment releases extinguishing agent into the protection area and
the gas release indicator displays "DON'T ENTER" to warn onsite
personnel.
(3) Audible and Two in total, with one in the cold aisle and the other in the hall. In
visual alarm case of fire, the audible and visual alarm generates obvious flash
signals and shrill audible signals to remind onsite personnel to
evacuate the site immediately.
(4) Emergency One for each. When fire occurs in the container, the emergency
shutdown button and startup button starts the gas fire extinguishing equipment in
emergency startup emergency. When fire is put out, the emergency shutdown button
button stops the gas fire extinguishing equipment. The devices are usually
installed outside the door of the protection area. If you press the
glass plate to start fire extinguishing in emergency, the red indicator
lights up.
(5) Heat detector Four in total, deployed in each aisle and the battery compartment. It
monitors the onsite ambient temperature in real time. When it
works in monitoring mode, the red indicator blinks. When the
ambient temperature exceeds the alarm threshold, it enters the alarm
mode and the red indicator is steady on.
(6) Smoke detector Four in total, deployed in each aisle and the battery compartment. It
monitors the onsite smoke density in real time. When it works in
monitoring mode, the red indicator blinks. When the smoke density
exceeds the alarm threshold, it enters the alarm mode and the red
indicator is steady on.

(7) Buzzer Only one. When an accident occurs, the buzzer produces consistent
sounds to remind onsite personnel to evacuate the site immediately.
(8) Fire The fire extinguishing pipe goes through the entire container and
extinguishing pipe provides nozzles for each cold aisle and hot aisle and the battery
compartment to spray extinguishing agent to the entire protection
area.
(9) Gas fire Only one. The gas fire extinguishing equipment is a fire cylinder
extinguishing that consists of an extinguishing agent vessel, an inlet pipe, a
equipment pressure annunciator, and a solenoid valve driver.
Fire extinguishing equipment of the CE fire extinguishing system has been installed before delivery,
except that the fire cylinder needs to be locally assembled and charged with purchased gas.
7.3 Routing Fire Extinguishing Cables

Signal cables are routed on the top of an aisle along the cable trays near the cabinet side and
are bound to each beam. All surface-mounted fire control cables are routed through metal
hoses. The hose ends are protected with grommets to prevent damage in case of a fire. Fire
control cables are routed and used separately to ensure secure and reliable power supply to the
fire extinguishing system.
Figure 7-5 Routing cables for the fire extinguishing system

Product Manual (40 ft) 8 Surge Protection and Grounding
8 Surge Protection and Grounding
The surge protection and grounding system protects the container and AC power distribution
equipment to ensure equipment security and reliability.
8.1 Surge Protection

Power Ports
 Class I surge protective devices (SPDs) with the maximum discharge current (Imax) of
100 kA (8/20µs) are installed at AC power ports.
 An SPD with the maximum discharge current of 60 kA (8/20µs) is installed for the input
power distribution cabinet.
Signal Ports
 Indoor signal ports are protected to 1 kV for common mode.
 Signal ports for routing cables out of the container pass the 3 kA impulse current test.
8.2 Grounding
Internal Grounding
The main earthing terminal (MET) is installed in the container and connects to the external
ground grid over ground downleads.
Equipment in the container connects to the ground busbar over ground cables and are
insulated from other metal parts.
External Grounding
Ground points in the shape of M12 bolts are evenly located on the container exterior. Ensure
that at least two diagonal ground points are connected to the ground grid. Figure 8-1 shows
the four ground points on the container exterior. The ground resistance is less than or equal to
10 ohms.

Product Manual (40 ft) 8 Surge Protection and Grounding
Figure 8-1 Ground point of the container (unit: mm)

Product Manual (40 ft) 9 Lighting System
9 Lighting System
Introduction
Lighting devices are installed on the ceiling. The layout details are as follows:
 Each ceiling on the hot and cold aisles is configured with two 220 V two-tube
fluorescent lights.
 Each side aisle plate is configured with five 220 V two-tube fluorescent lights.
 One emergency light is available on the side aisle ceiling close to the air conditioner
compartment.
Figure 9-1 shows the lighting system layout.
Figure 9-1 Lighting system layout
(1) Aisle light 14 in total

(2) Light on the side aisle plate 5 in total
(3) Emergency light 1 in total

Product Manual (40 ft) 9 Lighting System
Cable Routes for Lights in the Container

Power cables for lights in the container are routed along the ends of lights and connect to the
PDU8000 in the hall.
Cables for emergency lights and normal lights are routed separately.
Figure 9-2 Cable routes for lights in the container

Product Manual (40 ft) 10 Integrated Cabling
10 Integrated Cabling
Cables for the All-in-one are routed at the top and bottom of the container. Power cables and
signals cables are routed separately at the top along the container sides. A sufficient distance
is reserved between the two types of cables at cross points to prevent electromagnetic
interference. The distance between parallel power cables and signal cables must be greater
than 200 mm. L2 signal cables (network cables or optical fibers) are routed under the floor
within the specified space (W x D: 400 mm x 40 mm) to facilitate future cable routing.
The integrated cabling system supports upgrades of customer servers and smooth upgrades of
the All-in-one.
Figure 10-1 Integrated cabling system (unit: mm)
(1) Power cable (2) L1 signal cable

(3) Air conditioner power cable (4) L2 signal cable

Product Manual (40 ft) 10 Integrated Cabling
Route optical fibers from the internal optical distribution frame, along the cable-routing board
on the rear right side of the cabinet interior, then to the bottom of the cabinet and finally out of
the cabinet through the right cable hole.
Figure 10-2 Optical fiber route inside the cabinet

Product Manual (40 ft) 11 Typical Application Cases
11 Typical Application Cases
The All-in-one integrates UPSs, air conditioners, and server cabinets. The All-in-one operates
immediately after it connects to the power supply and network.
The All-in-one is used when customers can hardly predict the required network capacity or
plan infrastructures at a time. The All-in-one is mobile, maximizes return on investment (ROI),
and facilitates expansion.
Figure 11-1 Mobile All-in-one
Remove IT equipment and batteries before moving the All-in-one.
The All-in-one can be located near the customer location and used as a small-scale integrated
data center (IDC) in enterprise markets to meet special application requirements such as
service influxes and capacity expansion.
Compared with traditional civil data centers, the All-in-one is preferred when a data center
must be quickly constructed and deployed due to urgent service requirements.

Product Manual (40 ft) 11 Typical Application Cases
Figure 11-2 All-in-one in an enterprise park
The All-in-one also applies to outdoor scenarios such as interim exhibitions, large-scale
games, fairs, disaster relief, military exercises, and surveys.
Figure 11-3 All-in-one in harsh environments

Product Manual (40 ft) A Container Dimensions, Ground Points, and Ports
A Container Dimensions, Ground Points,

and Ports
Figure A-1 Dimensions and ground points of the container
W1. Container width: 12,192 mm W2. Container ground point: 11,390 mm

W3. Container ground point: 1940 mm W4. Width of the outdoor unit compartment:
1450 mm
W5. Width of the equipment compartment: D1. Container depth: 2438 mm
9365 mm
Figure A-2 Side view of the container

Product Manual (40 ft) A Container Dimensions, Ground Points, and Ports
H1. Container height: 2896 mm H2. Feeder window height: 2269 mm

W1. Distance between the container left end and W2. Width of the panel for the
the panel for the condensate drainpipe and water condensate drainpipe and water refill
refill pipe: 1826 mm pipe: 288 mm
W3. Distance between the container left end and W4. Distance between the container
the center of the maintenance door: 7143 mm right end and the container ground
point: 800 mm
W5. Distance between the container right end and -
the feeder window: 324 mm
Figure A-3 Feeder window dimensions
H1.75 mm H2.150 mm
W1.475 mm W2.275 mm
W3.100 mm W4.50 mm

Product Manual (40 ft) B Component Introduction
B Component Introduction
B.1 Cabinet
A server cabinet in the All-in-one is a dual-cabinet and houses IT equipment.
Appearance
Figure B-1 shows a server cabinet.
Figure B-1 Server cabinet (unit: mm)
(1) Cable hole at the top of the cabinet (2) Cable hole at the bottom of the cabinet

Structural Features
A server cabinet conforms to IEC297 and is suitable for 19 inch wide equipment. It has the
following structural features:
 Is welded with structural steel, without front or rear doors.
 Provides installation ports at the top and bottom for easy installation and removal.
 Provides fasteners on both sides at its rear for securing PDU2000s and cables.
 Is compatible with IT and CT equipment.
Specifications
Table B-1 lists the server cabinet specifications.
Table B-1 Server cabinet specifications
Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D) 2100 mm x 1120 mm x 1000 mm
Available space 45 U
Weight ≤ 120 kg
Loading capability 500 kg per cabinet (static load)
Number of cables 100 network cables
B.2 Power Supply and Distribution System

PDU8000
The PDU8000 distributes power for 380 V and 480 V scenarios.
 The 380 V PDU8000 supports two power inputs (active/standby). Two power inputs
enter the PDU8000, converge on the AC transfer switch (ATS), and then are distributed
to the UPS and other loads.
 The 480 V PDU8000 also supports two power inputs (active/standby). Two power inputs
enter the PDU8000, converge on the AC transfer switch (ATS), then are converted into
380 V power over a 160 kVA transformer, and finally distributed to the UPS and other
loads.
Figure B-2 shows a PDU8000.
Figure B-2 PDU8000

The PDU8000 supplies power to the entire All-in-one. Table B-2 lists the PDU8000
specifications.
Table B-2 PDU8000 specifications
Item Specifications
Power distribution scenario 380 V 480 V
Rated input operating 380 V AC, 400 V AC, or 480 V AC (three-phase,
voltage 415 V AC (three-phase, four-wire, and PE)
four-wire, and PE)
Rated input operating 50 Hz or 60 Hz 60 Hz
frequency
Output circuit breaker  One 4-pole 160 A One 3-pole 250 A MCCB
MCCB
 Five 3-pole 32 A circuit
breakers
breakers
breakers
 Four 1-pole 10 A circuit
breakers
 One 1-pole 10 A RCD
Input ATS One 4-pole 250 A PC Class three-section ATS
Surge protection level Class I with a maximum surge current of 60 kA

Item Specifications
Shell protection level IP20
Cabling Routed in from the top and out from the bottom
Installation mode Wall-mounted
Transformer
A transformer is optional. For a 480 V scenario, the transformer is installed inside a
dual-cabinet. Three circuit breakers are configured for transformer outputs and six fans for
transformer heat dissipation, as shown in Figure B-3.
Figure B-3 Transformer
Table B-3 lists the transformer specifications.
Table B-3 Transformer specifications
Item Specifications
Output  4-pole 320 A circuit breaker
 4-pole 160 A circuit breaker

Item Specifications
 RCD
Capacity 160 kVA
Number of phases Three phases
Frequency 60 Hz
Materials  Winding: copper
 Magnetic core: silicon steel
Primary rated voltage 480 V
Primary rated current 170 A
Rated output no-load or load voltage 1 380 V
Rated output no-load or load voltage 2 208 V
Vector group Dyn11
Efficiency ≥ 96% (fully configured)
PDU5000
There are four types of PDU5000s: Parallel UPS PDU5000, UPS output PDU5000, server
cabinet PDU5000, and transformer output PDU5000, as shown in Figure B-4, Figure B-5,
Figure B-6, and Figure B-7.
The PDU5000 possesses the following features:
 The PDU5000 is made of cold-rolled steel, rack-mounted, maintained from front or rear,
and supports overhead cabling.
 Supplies input and output power.
Figure B-4 Parallel UPS PDU5000
Figure B-5 UPS output PDU5000

Figure B-6 Server cabinet PDU5000
Figure B-7 Transformer output PDU5000
Table B-4 lists the PDU5000 specifications.
Table B-4 PDU5000 specifications
Item Specifications
Type Parallel UPS UPS output Server cabinet Transformer
PDU5000 PDU5000 PDU5000 output PDU5000
Input  Four 4-pole One 3-pole 100 One 3-pole 100 Reserved input
63 A circuit A disconnector A disconnector wiring terminals
breakers:

Item Specifications
for outputs
of four
UPSs
 One UPS
maintenanc
e bypass
input
Output One 3-pole 100  Two 3-pole  Nine 1-pole  Five 3-pole
A circuit 80 A circuit 32 A circuit 63 A circuit
breaker: for the breakers: for breakers: breakers
UPS output the server eight for  Five 3-pole
PDU5000 cabinet single-phase 32 A circuit
PDU5000 PDU2000s, breakers
 Six 1-pole 10 and one
 Four 3-pole
A circuit serving as a
standby 10 A circuit
breakers: for breakers
door status circuit
breaker  Four 1-pole
sensors,
monitoring  One 3-pole 10 A circuit
devices, and 16 A circuit breakers
fans breaker:
serving as a
standby
circuit
breaker
 Three 1-pole
10 A circuit
breakers:
serving as
standby
circuit
breakers
Smart meter N/A PD510 N/A N/A
Dimensions 130 mm (3 U) x 430 mm x 635 mm 260 mm (6 U) x
(H x W x D) 430 mm x 635
mm
Rated input 380 V AC, 400 V AC, or 415 V AC
voltage
Rated input 50 Hz or 60 Hz
frequency
Shell IP20
protection
level
Cabling Routed in and out from the rear
Installation Mounted in a 19-inch rack
mode

UPS
The UPS supplies power to server cabinets each with a maximum power of 6 kW when the
D.G. and mains power supplies are disconnected.
 The UPS provides a capacity of 20 kVA, works in 3 +1 backup mode, uses one battery
string, and provides 10-minute power backup.
 The UPS supports wide input voltage and frequency ranges to apply to poor power grids.
It has an excellent loading capacity.
 The UPS supports intelligent parallel adaptation and can work with three other UPSs in
parallel.
 The UPS provides multiple types of ports for monitoring and management systems.
Figure B-8 UPS
Table B-5 lists the UPS specifications.
Table B-5 UPS2000-G specifications
Item Specifications
Input voltage Rated voltage: 380 V AC, 400 V AC, or
415 V AC (three-phase, four-wire, and PE)
Voltage range 80-280 V AC
Output voltage 380 V AC, 400 V AC, or 415 V AC
(tolerance ±1%)
Frequency Input frequency: 40–70 Hz
Output frequency: In normal mode, the
mains frequency is synchronous with the
bypass input frequency. In battery mode,
the frequency is 50 Hz or 60 Hz (tolerance
±0.5%).
Rated power 20 kVA/18 kW
Overload 125% load percentage: transferring to the
bypass mode after 5 minutes
150% load percentage: transferring to the

Item Specifications
bypass mode after 1 minute
Efficiency 95%
Installation mode Rack-mounted
Weight 32 kg
Battery
The battery rack in the All-in-one is configured with a string of forty 50 Ah batteries. When
the mains or D.G. power is disconnected, the batteries work with the UPS to supply 10-minute
emergency power. The battery back has the following features:
 Provides six layers, each bearing a maximum of seven batteries.
 Is configured with ground devices inside to meet grounding requirements.
 Has mounting holes at its bottom for floor-mounting.
Figure B-9 Battery rack
Table B-6 lists the battery specifications.
Table B-6 Battery specifications
Item Specifications

Item Specifications
Weight 17.8 kg
Voltage 12 V
Capacity 50Ah
Maximum charge current 10 A
Float voltage 13.38 V
Operating temperature –20°C to +45°C
PDU2000
The PDU2000 used for distributing power to server cabinets is configured with IEC-320–C13
and IEC–320–C19 sockets to supply a maximum of 6 kW power. Two PDU2000s in 1+1
backup mode are configured at the rear of each server cabinet.
The PDU2000 used for distributing power to monitoring equipment is configured with
IEC–320–C13 sockets to supply a maximum of 3 kW power. Two PDU2000s in 1+1 backup
mode are installed horizontally at the rear of the monitoring cabinet.
Figure B-10 PDU2000
Table B-7 lists the specifications for the PDU2000 used for server cabinets.
Table B-7 Specifications for the PDU2000 used for server cabinets
Item Specifications
Input Input voltage: 220 V AC, 230 V AC, or 240 V AC
Input mode: single input
Rated current: 32 A
Voltage frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Output Output voltage: 220 V AC, 230 V AC, or 240 V AC
Rated output current
 10 A (for IEC C13)
 16 A (for IEC C19)
 Total rated output current: 32 A

Item Specifications
Numbers of outputs
 Two groups of ten IEC C13 outputs
 Two groups of two IEC C19 outputs
Dimensions (H x W x D) 1732 mm x 50 mm x 44.5 mm
Net weight < 10 kg
Environmental Operating temperature: –5°C to +50°C
requirements
Storage temperature: –40°C to +70°C
Humidity: 5%–95% RH
Altitude: 0–3000 m
Table B-8 lists the specifications for the PDU2000 used for monitoring equipment.
Table B-8 Specifications for the PDU2000 used for monitoring equipment
Item Specifications
Input Rated input voltage: 200–240 V AC
Input mode: single input
Rated current: 16 A
Voltage frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Output Rated output voltage: 200–240 V AC
Rated output current: 16 A
Eight IEC–320–C13 outputs
Dimensions (H x W x D) 485 mm x 55 mm x 44.4 mm
Net weight < 5 kg
B.3 Air Conditioner

NetCol5000-A020 Air-Cooled In-Row Precision Air Conditioner
Figure B-11 shows the indoor unit.
Figure B-11 Indoor unit

Figure B-12 shows the outdoor unit of a NetCol5000-A.
Figure B-12 Outdoor unit
Table B-9 lists the NetCol5000-A specifications.
Table B-9 Air conditioner technical specifications
Item Specifications
Cooling capacity 20 kW

Item Specifications
Refrigerant R410A
Indoor unit dimensions (H x W x D) 2000 mm x 300 mm x 1000 mm
Outdoor unit dimensions (H x W x 714 mm x 1366 mm x 1094 mm
D)
Input voltage and frequency 380–415 V AC, 50 Hz
380 V AC, 60 Hz
B.4 Monitoring System

Collector
The collector collects information about monitored devices.
Figure B-13 shows a collector.
Figure B-13 Collector
For details about the collector specifications, see the delivered ECC500 V600R001C00 User
Manual.
Monitoring Server
The monitoring server processes and backs up data reported by monitoring modules.
Figure B-14 shows a monitoring server.
Figure B-14 Monitoring server

Table B-10 lists the monitoring server specifications.
Table B-10 Monitoring server specifications
Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D) 87.5 mm x 447 mm x 740 mm
Server type Mounted on a rack
CPU E5–2600
Memory capacity 24 x 32 GB
Hard disk capacity Supports eight hot-swappable 6 Gbit/s serial attached
SCSI (SAS) or Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
(SATA) hard disks and solid-state drives (SSDs) of 2.5
inches.
Clock speed 3.3 GHz
Power Provides two 80plus hot-swappable 460 W, 750 W, or
800 W platinum power modules in 1+1 redundancy
mode with a maximum power efficiency of over 94%.
Switch
The switch serves as the convergence layer for accessing monitoring systems. It can be used
to construct a highly reliable ring network between the switch and the monitoring system.
Figure B-15 shows a switch.
Figure B-15 Switch
For details about the switch specifications, see the documents delivered with the switch.
Water Sensor
The water sensor provides the following functions:
 Monitors the water leakage in the container and transmits data to the monitoring host.
 Works with monitoring software to report alarms when an exception occurs.
Figure B-16 shows a water sensor.
Figure B-16 Water Sensor

Table B-11 lists the water sensor specifications.
Table B-11 Water sensor specifications

Item Description
Length (including the 2.7 m (tolerance ±0.1 m)
cable)
Input voltage 12 V DC
Insulation resistance > 500 megohms
Cover material Polycarbonate (PC) engineering plastics
NVR
The NVR receives videos from network cameras through the network and stores and manages
the videos.
Figure B-17 shows an NVR.
Figure B-17 NVR
The NVR6128G2 is used and its specifications are listed in Table B-12.

Table B-12 NVR specifications
Item Description
Dimensions (H x W x D) 86.1 mm x 447 mm x 740 mm
CPU 1xE5-2403 1.8 GHz
Memory 1 x 8 GB
Hard disk 1 x 300 GB SAS
Port 2 x GE, SR120
5 x 3T SATA
AC power supply 2 x 460 W
Access Control System

Working with the monitoring software, the access control system provides secure and reliable
intelligent access control for the All-in-one.
Table B-13 lists the indicators on the access controller.
Table B-13 Indicators on the access controller
Indicator Silk Color Status Description

Screen
Power P Red Steady on The access controller is running
indicator properly.
Steady off No power is supplied or the
indicator is faulty.
CPU RUN Green On for 1s and The CPU is running properly.
indicator then off for 1s
Steady off The CPU is not running.
Electronic LK1–LK Red Steady on The electromagnetic lock
lock status 4 works properly.
indicator
Steady off The electromagnetic lock or
indicator is faulty.
Figure B-18 shows an access controller.
Figure B-18 Access controller

Table B-14 lists the access controller specifications.
Table B-14 Access controller specifications
Item Description
Color Black
Input Input voltage: 12 V DC
Input current: < 300 mA
B.5 Fire Extinguishing System

B.5.1 CE Type
Gas Extinguishing Controller
A gas extinguishing controller provides the following functions:
 Configurable third zone
 Serial status connection and timer display
 Low pressure input with the indicator
 Programmable for I.S. barriers
 Standard extract fan control
 Hold activated indication and disablement indication
 Walk test mode
 Two first stage sounder outputs
 One second stage sounder output
 First stage relay contact and second stage relay contact
 Auxiliary 24 V DC output
 Monitored input and output of the manual release signal
 Monitored release pressure switch input

 (Optional) Mode select key switch on the front panel

 (Optional) Manual release on the front panel
Figure B-19 shows a gas extinguishing controller.
Figure B-19 Gas extinguishing controller
Table B-15 lists the gas extinguishing controller specifications.
Table B-15 Gas extinguishing controller specifications
Item Specifications
Input AC input power: ≤ 120 W
AC input voltage: 230 V AC (tolerance ±10%), 50 Hz
DC backup power voltage: 24 V
24 V power output 3A
Capacity Number of loops for ambient temperature sensors and
smoke sensors: ≥ 2
Number of sensors connected to each loop: ≥ 10
Current limitation Output loop for the solenoid valve driver: 1 A
Output loops for other drivers: 1 A
The controller is configured with two 12 V batteries and the required cables.
FM200 Fire Cylinder

When fire occurs, a lot of smoke is generated and the temperature rises. The smoke sensor
and ambient temperature sensor send fire signals to the fire extinguishing controller, which

generates a large-power current to start the solenoid valve. Then the valve of the fire cylinder
opens automatically, and gas extinguishing agents are released to the protection area.
FM200 (HFC-227ea) is a colorless, odorless, non-conductive, and secondary pollution-free
gas extinguishing agent. It features cleanness, low toxicity, good electrical insulation, high
fire extinguishing efficiency, zero threat to the ozonosphere (ODP=0), and short residual time
(ATL=34Y).
Figure B-20 shows an FM200 fire cylinder.
Figure B-20 FM200 fire cylinder
Table B-16 lists the FM200 fire cylinder specifications.
Table B-16 FM200 fire cylinder specifications
Item Specifications
Dimensions Outer diameter of the vessel: 324 mm; height (with the
solenoid valve): 1100 mm
Startup current 1A
Startup voltage 24 V DC
Startup mode Electromagnetic startup
Maximum operating 3.4 MPa (at 50°C)
pressure
Storage pressure 2.5 MPa (at 20°C)
Vessel volume 51 L

B.5.2 Standard Type

Gas Extinguishing Controller
A gas extinguishing controller provides the following functions:
 Detects and reports composite fire alarm signals in dual loops. It can connect to the
emergency startup button, which ensures that the system operation is under control in the
case of an emergency or during onsite equipment maintenance. It is restored
automatically after a fault is rectified.
 Provides a port for the gas release confirmation signal (reporting pressure values).
 Generates single and composite fire alarms, drives gas release indicators and audible and
visual alarms, and controls alarm bells.
 Provides an independent output port for the solenoid valve driver and supports 3 A, 24 V
solenoid valve (electric detonator) startup current.
 Detects the open circuit fault of the input loop and the short circuit and open circuit of
the output loop (in active output mode).
 Provides intelligent monitoring and overcharge and overdischarge protection for standby
batteries.
 Adopts the low–power consumption design, and supports at least 48-hour consecutive
operation for the backup power.
 Provides password lock protection for the keypad to prevent misoperations.
Table B-17 lists the gas extinguishing controller specifications. Figure B-21 shows a gas
extinguishing controller.
Figure B-21 Gas extinguishing controller
Table B-17 Gas extinguishing controller specifications
Item Specifications
AC input frequency ≤ 120 W
AC input voltage 220 V AC (tolerance ±20%)
DC backup Voltage 24 V DC

Item Specifications
power Electricity 7.0 Ah
Capacity Number of detector loops Two loops: one loop connecting to the normal
heat detector and the other connecting to the
smoke detector
Number of detectors ≤ 20 (normal detectors)
connecting to each loop
Wire system of the detector loop Two-wire system
Length of the detector loop ≤ 1000 m
Relay contact capacity 7 A, 24 V DC for all relays
Solenoid valve output loop ≤3A
Output loop current limit for other drivers ≤1A
Heptafluropropane Fire Extinguisher

The heptafluropropane fire extinguisher consists of an extinguishing agent vessel, an inlet
pipe, a pressure annunciator, and a solenoid valve driver.
When a fire occurs in a container, a lot of smoke is generated, and the temperature rises. The
smoke detector and heat detector send fire signals to the fire extinguishing controller, which
then generates a large current to start the solenoid valve of the heptafluropropane fire
extinguisher. Then the valve of the extinguishing agent vessel opens automatically, and
extinguishing agents are released to the protection area.
Figure B-22 shows a heptafluoropropane fire extinguisher. Table B-18 lists its specifications.
Figure B-22 Heptafluropropane fire extinguisher

Table B-18 Heptafluropropane gas extinguisher specifications
Item Specifications
Dimensions Outer diameter of the steel cylinder: 364
mm
Maximum operating pressure 3.4 MPa (at 50°C)
Storage pressure 2.5 MPa (at 20°C)
Storage container volume 70 L
Heptafluropropane filling density ≤ 1120 kg/m3
Startup current 1.2 A
Startup voltage 24 V DC
B.6 Lighting System

This section describes emergency lights in the lighting system.
Standard Type
An emergency light is used to illuminate an equipment room in case of emergency power-off.
An emergency light can be charged and provides overcharge and overdischarge protection.
You can rotate the two spotlights by 300 degrees to the left or right and 120 degrees upwards
or downwards. Figure B-23 shows an emergency light.
Figure B-23 Emergency light
Table B-19 lists the emergency light specifications.
Table B-19 Emergency light specifications
Item Specifications
Active power supply Voltage: 220 V
Frequency: 50 Hz

Item Specifications
Backup time ≥ 90 minutes
Power of the active < 2 W (charging); < 0.5 W (fully charged)
power supply
Charge duration ≤ 24 hours
Backup power supply Voltage: 2.4 V
Capacity: 0.9 Ah
Light source Two 5 W incandescent lights
CE Type
An emergency light is used to illuminate the All-in-one interior when an emergent power
failure occurs. An emergency light is chargeable and protects against overcharge and
overdischarge. You can rotate the spotlights by 300 degrees leftwards or rightwards and 120
degrees upwards or downwards. Figure B-24 shows an emergency light.
Figure B-24 Emergency light
Table B-20 lists the emergency light specifications.
Table B-20 Emergency light specifications
Item Specifications
Active power supply Voltage: 230 V

Frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Backup time 3 hours

Item Specifications
Power of the active 24 W
power supply
Backup power supply Voltage: 12 V
Capacity: 14 Ah
Light source Two 20 W incandescent lights

Product Manual (40 ft) C Acronyms and Abbreviations
C Acronyms and Abbreviations
A
ATS AC transfer switch
C
CE Conformite Europende
I
IDS Integrated Data Center Solution
N
NVR network video recorder
NetEco NetWork Ecosystem
T
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
P
PUE Power Usage Effectiveness
S
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
U
UPS Uninterruptible Power System


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4 Power Supply and Distribution System ................................................................................. 18

5 Temperature Control System .................................................................................................... 27

6 Monitoring System ..................................................................................................................... 30

7 Fire Extinguishing System ........................................................................................................ 35

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7.3 Routing Fire Extinguishing Cables ............................................................................................................................. 39

8 Surge Protection and Grounding ............................................................................................. 40

C Acronyms and Abbreviations .................................................................................................. 74

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1.1 Product Model

Figure 1-1 Model

Table 1-1 Model description

No. Category Definition

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No. Category Definition

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Figure 1-2 All-in-one architecture

Table 1-2 Key All-in-one specifications

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High Security and Reliability

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 System commissioning is complete in factories, and therefore onsite engineering and

Low Cost and High Energy Efficiency

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Figure 3-1 Appearance

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3.1 Container Exterior

3.1.1 Front View of the Container

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Figure 3-2 Front view of the container (with doors closed)

(1) End door (for maintaining outdoor units) Two in total

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Figure 3-3 Front view of the container (with doors open)

(1) Outdoor unit Four in total

3.1.2 Rear View of the Container

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Figure 3-4 Rear view of the All-in-one (with doors closed)

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Figure 3-5 Rear view of the All-in-one (with doors open)

(1) Hall (2) Battery compartment

3.1.3 Left View of the Container

Figure 3-6 Left view of the container

(1) Ventilation window of the Two in total

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(2) Container ground point Four in total

3.1.4 Right View of the Container

Figure 3-7 Right view of the container

3.2 Container Interior

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