Frankfurt V

Industrieweg 45

Hanau, Germany

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FRANKFURT V

 

CyrusOne Frankfurt V is a brand-new state-of-the-art data center campus strategically located in Hanau to the east of Frankfurt. The campus will ultimately  deliver 18,000 sq m (193,752 sq ft) of world-class technical space within two separate three-story buildings with a total IT load of 54 MW.

CyrusOne Data Center
Industrieweg 45
Hanau, Germany
Latitude: 50 07 18.91 N
Longitude: 8 56 44.58 E

Frankfurt V – Highlights

  • Overview
  • Power
  • Cooling
  • Security
  • Fire Protection
  • Sustain-ability
  • Connectivity
  • Amenities

Cooling photograph of cooling elements.

  • 18,000 sq m (193,752 sq ft) of world-class technical space within a campus of two separate three-story buildings
  • 54 MW of total IT load to the facility, 27 MW to each of the buildings
  • Highly resilient, concurrently maintainable power and cooling to Tier III
  • Dedicated electrical plant and cooling to each data hall of 9 MW
  • Low PUE through the use of free cooling chillers
  • 900 mm heavy duty raised floor with 3,600 mm clear height in the data hall
  • Active / Active dual redundant power supplies of 90 MVA to site
  • Carrier neutrality and diverse fibre connectivity to site
  • Secure managed delivery bay with 3 tonne goods lift
  • Multi-layer industry-leading levels of physical and electronic security with 24/7 year-round onsite support

  • Cooling configured on a resilient ring chilled water system
  • 9 MW IT capacity cooling solution per floor
  • N+1 free cooling air-cooled chillers
  • Computer room air handling units at N+4 minimum
  • Circulation pumps N+1
  • Low PUE due to cooling solution and optimum chilled water temperature to maximise free cooling hours
  • Cooling infrastructure individually managed and linked to BMS
  • Independently regulated temperature and humidity
  • Power supplies to cooling equipment for full redundancy configured in a block redundant topology

Fire extinguisher photo of London IV facility.

  • Three-stage fire detection systems into data halls
  • VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus) in data halls and UPS plant pods for early warning
  • Fire detection in all rooms, in air plenums and in voids as required
  • Nitrogen filled pre-action sprinkler system to data halls
  • Double knock approach sprinkler system to all areas, zone activation
  • Fire detection and suppression systems interconnected to central BMS
  • Mains power supplied via 100% rated A&B 20 KV incomers diversely routed active / active with a capacity of 90 MVA
  • All IT power metered and charged as consumed
  • 7 to make 6 block redundant topology to provide 9 MW per floor
  • 99% reliability with the ability for concurrent maintainability
  • IT power supplies are derived from primary and reserve feeds from each block to create an IT distribution topology between all 6 blocks with a reserve from the 7th
  • Block redundant UPS topology with 10-minute battery back-up as standard
  • Fully rated LV back-up redundant generators with 48-hour fuel autonomy, capable of continuous running
  • Re-fuelling contracts to ensure timely replacement

  • 3 metre high security perimeter fence with concrete base
  • Vehicle lock at the entrance to site with PAS 68 rated gates to protect from physical attack
  • Manned gatehouse at the entrance to site
  • Extensive external CCTV to cover external areas of the site including the perimeter fence
  • 24/7 year-round-on-site security located in a secure control room
  • Extensive CCTV and access control throughout the facility
  • Progressive layers of security to restrict access through the site
  • Mantraps with biometric readers into data halls if required

  • The building is certified BREEAM Very Good, guaranteeing it complies with multiple sustainable criteria, including:
    • Sustainable site and waste management – General Contractor demonstrates best practice and meets our KPI’s in all areas
    • Reduction of CO2 emissions through design – this brand-new high-performance building only utilizes best in class highly efficient technology and OFCI’s
    • Reduction in water use and reuse – the closed-loop chilled water system delivers industry-leading PUE alongside measured low water usage
    • Lower environmental impact of the building over its full life cycle – achieved through the use of ‘Green Guide’ high-performance materials
    • Limited impact on ecology – damage is limited during construction and habitats are enhance thereafter by investment in creating biodiverse landscapes with native pollinating planting schemes where possible
    • Reduced impact on climate change & local environment – using materials with low global warming potential (GWP) provision of electric vehicle charging, sourcing staff locally and supporting the local economy
    • Best practice design for health, wellbeing and occupancy ensuring thermal comfort, lighting and control, indoor air quality and acoustic performance, encouraging reduction in car travel through the provision of cyclist facilities

  • Carrier neutral access and diverse fibre connectivity to active A&B Meet Me Rooms from multiple telecommunications providers
  • Four diverse fibre routes onto site

Connectivity illustration.

  • Air cooled UPS modules with mechanical cooling only at high ambient conditions
  • Sequence and variable mode UPS modules, dedicated to each hall
  • Integrated A&B MV infrastructure along with distributed N+1 LV generators for increased resilience
  • Phasing to allow for tenant specification requirements
  • Remote intelligence control algorithms to remove reliance on central BMS