Micro Data Center Configurator

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Micro Data Center Configurator

This tool is designed to walk you through the configuration of the unit and components
necessary for your specific application

General Information

Type of Space More Information

Select Cabinet type More Information

U-Space requirement for IT equipment More Information

Select cabinet size More Information

IT load per rack (kW) More Information

Cooling Solution

Rack Density Category

We have determined your rack density as one of the following:
- low ( <3kW )
- medium ( 3kw to 25kW )
- high ( 25kW and above )
The cooling solutions that are offered are determined by the IT load you have entered previously.

Type of Cooling More Information

Remote air cooled

DX (refrigerant)

Water cooled

Facility water

Chilled Water

Is redundancy required? More Information

Yes No

Facility Voltage/Phase/Frequency More Information

Input plug More Information

IT Power Management

Power by others More Information

Voltage/Phase/Frequency More Information

Power Monitoring required More Information

Yes No

Power Control required More Information

Yes No

Outlet type More Information

Standard Locking

Input plug More Information

Input current (amps) More Information

Input kW More Information

UPS

UPS by others More Information

Vendor / Rated power More Information

Autonomy More Information

Standard Additional Battery box

Cable Management More Information

Security More Information

eAccess

Additional Features More Information

Fire supression More Information

Environmental monitoring More Information

Fill out the contact information below and click "summary" to receive a printout of your selection.
A STULZ expert will review your selection and follow up with you via e-mail to answer any questions and provide you a quotation.

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Ambient temperature will determine the size of outdoor condenser.
Higher ambient means larger condenser.

The system will include an AC unit inside of the Micro DC and will require an outside condenser unit (typically on the roof). If this is the system you would like to pick, please make sure that the overall piping length from indoor unit to condenser does not exceed 150ft (45m). Also note that the condenser cannot go more than 30ft (9m) below where the Micro DC is installed.

The entire system and condenser will be in an AC unit which is placed inside of the Micro DC. For this method of cooling, a facility water source is needed. Typically equipment requires 85°F (29°C) inlet water.

During the operation of the system with this type of cooling, cold water is brought from chiller in order to reject the heat from hot air.

This option is most suitable for installations where a chiller is already available in the building.

Usually entering water temperature requirement is at about 45-55°F (7–12°C) temperature range.

DX operation:
Recommended entering water temperature is 85°F (29°C)

Chilled water operation:
Recommended entering water temperature is 45°F (7°C)

Need recommendations

For additional resiliency, STULZ provides options for redundant cooling systems. The most common configuration is N+1 which includes a second cooling unit as a back-up. The redundant unit will be based on the previous selections.

STULZ offers various power management options. If you do not require STULZ to provide a solution, you may select "Power By Others".

The locking feature securely fastens straight equipment power cords to the PDU, protecting your power from sudden disruptions.

Simply insert the equipment plug into locking outlet, easily clicking it into the locked position. To release, lightly squeeze the locking mechanism.

Locking outlets secure cords but still maintain the PDU’s space-saving, low-profile design.

Standard outlet type

STULZ offers various UPS options. If you do not require STULZ to provide a solution, you may select "Power By Others."

Please select Input Plug type

The Finger Cable Manager will be attached to the equipment mounting rail creating a pathway for cables next to the rail. It includes plastic T-shaped cable guides (fingers) that organize cables by rack-mount space (U).