Stack Telecom

The HTH Data Center, operated by Stack Telecom, was inaugurated in 2004 as the company's first commercial data center. A significant upgrade in 2010 enhanced its engineering infrastructure to meet contemporary standards. The facility boasts a robust climate control system, uninterrupted power supply, KVM access to equipment, and round-the-clock operational support.

Power reliability is a cornerstone of the HTH Data Center, with an uninterrupted power supply system backed by four UPS units of 120 kVA and four of 60 kVA, arranged in a 3+1 redundancy scheme. In case of emergencies, two diesel generators, each with a capacity of 550 kVA, ensure continuous operation. The data center's power supply is sourced from two distinct feeds, providing a total capacity of 1 MW, with a 100% redundancy level for both the power supply system and the UPS.

Climate control is meticulously managed to maintain optimal conditions for the data center's operations. The temperature and humidity are regulated according to international standards, ensuring a consistent environment for the server rooms. An advanced precision air-conditioning system, comprising 11 units, along with a dust-free ventilation system, safeguards equipment from overheating and contamination.

Stack Telecom's HTH Data Center is a testament to the company's commitment to providing reliable and high-quality data services. Its state-of-the-art facilities and professional team guarantee the highest standards of service for clients and partners.

Stack.HTH

Stack.HTH specifications and compliance data (certifications, standards, power/cooling capacity) for Stack.HTH in Moscow.

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UPS Redundancy	N+1
Cooling Redundancy	N+1

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