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Chessington

Digital Realty Data Halls, Chessington

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McLaren completed the first two data halls at the company’s data centre development in Chessington. Digital Realty Trust is a large, international organisation with a network of data centres throughout Europe, North America, Asia and Australia.

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Digital Realty Trust is a large, international organisation with a network of data centres throughout Europe, North America, Asia and Australia.

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Key points

Data Centre
Technically Complex
United Kingdom
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The project also included an accommodation block, external works and plant compounds for future phases.

The data centre project was secured on a design development basis. Unlike previous similar projects, these two data halls are designed and constructed to provide dual chilled water flow and return temperatures of 10/17 or 18/23 degrees Centigrade, depending on whether data units are arranged in a contained hot aisle layout or the conventional open aisle arrangement.

The S210 and S220 data halls together provide 20,710 sq ft of storage area and are served by the DLR standard DEG compliant systems that include air cooled chillers, room located CRAH units, static UPS, external generators and a mist suppression system.

Four more data halls have since been constructed at the Chessington facility.

Corridor lined with blue electrical switchgear panels inside the Chessington data centre
Curved roof of the data centre building with Digital Realty signage against a blue sky
Plant room with a yellow standby generator and green-insulated pipework
Empty white data hall with raised floor and ventilation tiles, ready for fit-out
Close-up of red fire suppression valves and gauges beside a control panel
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