E Solutions Tier 3 Data Centers

The tier classification model provides an objective basis for comparing or describing the functionality, capacity, and cost of a data center’s facility architecture. In particular, the tier classification model is focused on the Availability of the facility itself, and is driven by the infrastructure to power and cool the data processing environment. Power and cooling capabilities of a facility are delivered by its Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) infrastructure. The Mechanical systems provide cooling to the environment. It is comprised of air handlers, air conditioners, chillers, air flow, etc. Electrical systems provide the power to the data processing equipment. It is comprised of the utility service to the facility, transfer switches, generators, UPS, batteries, Power Distribution Units (PDUs), load banks, breaker panels, copper cabling, etc. Plumbing systems support the Mechanical and Electrical systems by routing cabling, air, water, fire suppression gases, etc.

Two Utility Paths (E Solutions' power is fed by 2 distinct power grids)
Redundant Power and Cooling Systems
Redundant Service Providers (E Solutions has a blend of 4 providers)
Able to Sustain 72-hour Power Outage
Careful Site Selection Planning
One Hour Fire Rating
Comprehensive, automatic backup scheduling for "hands-free" backups

We Have All The Power You Will Ever Need!

E Solutions own 1 Megawatt substation allows us to create custom power solutions for our customers. Along with our 2 fully redundant generators and our Parallel N+1 UPS, we are a true Tier 3 facility.

E Solutions Tier 3 Facility

A Tier-3 Data Center has redundant capacity components and multiple independent distribution paths serving the data processing footprint. There is sufficient MEP capacity to meet the needs of the data processing systems even when one of these redundant MEP components has been removed from the infrastructure.

E Solutions Tier 3 Data Centers - 99.98% Reliabilty

Because of the concurrently maintainable characteristic of Tier-3 facilities, the Uptime Institute has concluded that Tier-3 Data Centers have unplanned events totaling only 1.6 hours per year. Tier-3 sites then, deliver 99.98% availability.