In factories, industrial facilities, energy facilities, mining sites, logistics centers, construction sites and remote operations, building a data center within a conventional building is not always possible or efficient. Space limitations, long construction processes, environmental conditions and the need for IT infrastructure at the point of operation may require independent, modular and rapidly deployable data center solutions.
Pegon Proje manages the site survey, capacity analysis, design, engineering, manufacturing, integration, testing, transportation, on-site installation and commissioning processes of Container Data Center infrastructures from end to end. We integrate racks, UPS and power distribution, precision cooling, fire detection and suppression, environmental monitoring, access control and physical security systems into an integrated Data Center architecture designed according to site conditions and IT load.
• Do you need a data center infrastructure physically independent from your primary facility for Disaster Recovery and business continuity scenarios?
• Does your existing building lack sufficient physical space or suitable infrastructure for a data center or server room?
• Do you need to house critical IT equipment in a secure and controlled environment at a factory, energy facility, mining site, construction site or remote operation?
• Are you looking to reduce on-site implementation work compared with conventional data center construction by using a pre-integrated infrastructure?
• Do you need a flexible data center infrastructure that can be expanded with additional modules as capacity requirements increase or, depending on project conditions, relocated to another site?
Rather than providing a standard container solution, Pegon Proje develops turnkey Container Data Center systems engineered according to IT load, site conditions, capacity, redundancy, security and future growth requirements.
Container Data Center infrastructures can be positioned at a location physically independent from the primary data center and, together with an appropriate network, data replication and business continuity architecture, can serve as the physical data center infrastructure for Disaster Recovery scenarios.
The container structure is sized and designed specifically for the project by considering the physical and environmental conditions of the installation site, IT equipment capacity, number of racks, power requirements and cooling requirements.
Modular data center architectures can be designed to support future growth, allowing additional container or infrastructure modules to be integrated as IT load and capacity requirements increase.
Precision cooling systems are designed according to the IT load and external environmental conditions to maintain the temperature and humidity conditions required by server and network equipment. Depending on availability requirements, redundant cooling architectures such as N+1 or 2N can be implemented.
UPS systems with appropriate capacity, intelligent PDUs and power distribution infrastructure are designed for critical IT equipment. Depending on project requirements, generator connections and redundant power architectures can also be incorporated.
Fire detection systems for the early identification of fire risks within the container can be integrated together with automatic or gaseous fire suppression systems selected according to project and equipment requirements.
Centralized monitoring infrastructures can be implemented to monitor critical parameters such as temperature, humidity, water leakage, smoke and door status. Physical security can also be supported through IP cameras, electronic locks and access control systems, while critical conditions can be monitored remotely.
Pegon Proje approaches Container Data Center projects not merely as container or equipment supply, but as turnkey Data Center projects covering site survey, engineering, manufacturing, integration, on-site installation and commissioning.
Site conditions, IT equipment, total power load, cooling requirements, rack capacity, redundancy level, network connections, environmental conditions and future growth requirements are analyzed.
The container structure, rack layout, UPS and power distribution, precision cooling, fire protection, environmental monitoring, access control and physical security systems are designed as an integrated architecture.
Where applicable, integration and pre-assembly of the container structure and Data Center components are carried out in a controlled manufacturing environment. Systems are tested according to the project scope and verified before on-site installation.
The completed Container Data Center is transported to the installation site. Required power, network and other site connections are completed, followed by system commissioning.
System diagrams, test results and technical documentation within the project scope are prepared. Environmental monitoring and alarm infrastructures are commissioned before system handover.
From the container structure and rack layout to UPS systems, power distribution, precision cooling, fire protection, environmental monitoring and access control, we evaluate multiple engineering disciplines within a single integrated Data Center architecture.
By integrating and testing a significant portion of the Data Center components in a controlled manufacturing environment, we aim to reduce on-site installation and commissioning work and enable a more controlled project implementation process.
We design flexible data center infrastructures that meet today's IT capacity requirements, can be expanded with additional modules in the future and, depending on project conditions, can be relocated to different sites.
For factories and industrial facilities across Türkiye, modular and secure Container Data Center infrastructures can be positioned close to production and operational areas without the need to create a new data center space inside the existing building.
Project-specific relocatable data center solutions designed to provide a controlled operating environment for critical server and network equipment in remote locations and challenging environmental conditions.
Modular Data Center systems designed to position the IT infrastructure required by server, network, security and operational systems close to the point where data is generated across large operational sites.
Secondary data center infrastructures that can be positioned at a location physically independent from the primary data center and incorporated into an organization's business continuity and Disaster Recovery architecture.
Modular Container Data Center solutions suitable for efficient on-site integration when additional data center capacity, temporary capacity or an independent IT environment is required.
If you are planning a Container Data Center for a new factory, industrial facility, energy facility or remote site operation, looking to increase your existing data center capacity or developing a Disaster Recovery infrastructure, let's evaluate your project's site and IT requirements together.
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Yes. For factories and industrial facilities across Türkiye, we design, integrate and commission Container Data Center systems according to site conditions, IT load, rack capacity, power, cooling, security and redundancy requirements.
Yes. A Container Data Center positioned at a location physically independent from the primary data center can serve as the physical data center component of a Disaster Recovery infrastructure when combined with an appropriate network, data replication and business continuity architecture.
Yes. The container structure, insulation, cooling and other infrastructure components are designed by considering the temperature, humidity, dust and other environmental conditions of the installation location. Required operating conditions and protection levels are determined on a project-specific basis.
The required time depends on system capacity, site preparation, power and network connections and the overall project scope. Integrating and testing a significant portion of the components in a controlled manufacturing environment can reduce the amount of installation and commissioning work required on site compared with conventional on-site construction.
Yes. If the initial project is designed accordingly, additional racks, power capacity, cooling capacity or container modules can be integrated into the existing infrastructure as capacity requirements increase.
Yes. Depending on business continuity and availability requirements, UPS, power distribution and cooling systems can be designed with N+1, 2N or other redundancy architectures appropriate to the project.
Depending on project requirements, fire detection and suppression systems, temperature and humidity monitoring, water leakage detection, door status monitoring, IP cameras and electronic access control systems can be integrated into the Container Data Center infrastructure.
A Container Data Center can be considered for projects where suitable space is not available inside an existing building, remote site operations require dedicated IT infrastructure, modular capacity is needed or the data center needs to be located within an independent physical structure.