1. Simpler

The process of integrated design involves the incorporation of multiple components into a single cabinet, including UPS, battery, power distribution, air conditioning, monitoring, wiring, fire protection, and other related products. This method eliminates the need for traditional sub-construction, as all necessary components are included in one unit. The design is modular in nature, with each component featuring a standardized interface for seamless integration.

2. Integration
The data center infrastructure products are deeply integrated, including UPS, power distribution, refrigeration, cabinets, monitoring, fire protection and other subsystems. All subsystems are monitored through the monitoring system.

This approach allows for overall management of the data center's infrastructure, simplifying the design, procurement, and construction process by creating a fully integrated product.

3. High availability

The uninterrupted power supply (UPS) system plays a crucial role in ensuring the continuous and reliable operation of IT equipment. To meet the needs of different users, it is possible to create a highly customized and dependable system architecture that meets national standards A and B.

4. More saving

Area saving: integrated design, covering an area of more than 40% less than traditional construction mode;

The fully enclosed design of the system helps to minimize the required investment in supporting infrastructure. This means that the system can be installed in a variety of environments such as computer rooms, utility rooms, and offices, without the need for special investment in the construction of a dedicated computer room or supporting facilities. This approach not only saves on infrastructure costs but also makes it easier to integrate the system into existing environments without the need for major modifications.

5. Dust-proof

The biggest advantage of the mini-intelligent computer room is enclosed and dust-proof. The internal air of the computer room can reach the air cleanliness standard of the A-level computer room, the failure rate of IT equipment is greatly reduced, and the life cycle is extended by 1 to 2 times.

• Edge Computing
• As a computing node in remote
• Business outlets (telecommunications, finance, energy, radio and television, retail...)
• Small companies