NEWS
GOVERNMENT
SECURITY
RESOURCES
PODCAST
STATE OF IT
DIGITAL NATION
BENCHMARK AWARDS

BUSINESS CLOUD DATA CENTRE

EDUCATION FINANCE HARDWARE

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRIAL NETWORKING

PROJECTS SOFTWARE STORAGE

STRATEGY TECHNOLOGY TELCO/ISP

Insights MEDIA HUB PARTNER CONTENT PARTNER HUBS PROMOTED CONTENT REPORTS

NEWS

BUSINESS CLOUD DATA CENTRE EDUCATION FINANCE HARDWARE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRIAL NETWORKING PROJECTS SOFTWARE STORAGE STRATEGY TECHNOLOGY TELCO/ISP

GOVERNMENT SECURITY RESOURCES

Insights MEDIA HUB PARTNER CONTENT PARTNER HUBS PROMOTED CONTENT REPORTS

PODCAST STATE OF IT DIGITAL NATION BENCHMARK AWARDS

Log In

Email:

Password:

Remember me | Forgot password?

Don't have an account? Register now!

Inside the Equinix Sydney2 data centre

iTnews gets the first look inside Equinix’s brand new multi-million dollar Sydney2 facility – with the photos to prove it.

on Aug 19 2009 4:49PM

0 Comments

Sensor lights illuminate the path to customer cages.

An alternative perspective on the sensor lights, which are designed to save power and lighting costs.

Inside the Sydney2 data centre.

New racks being installed as iTnews tours the facility.

Chiller plant in Sydney2.

Another view of the chiller plant room. All plant is N+1 for redundancy.

Buff tanks in the chiller room.

Now, that’s a diesel genset.

Alongside the generator, looking to the battery array and soundproofing.

In front of the batteries.

Sound proof insulation in the generator room.

UPS room in Sydney2.

Emerson Affinity HVAC automation system controls.

Cooling plant for Sydney2.

Cool air ducts for distribution to the data centre floor.

Looking down the row of cooling ducts.

Floor-to-ceiling view of the cooling ducts.

Another perspective on the scale of the cool air distribution.

Facilities for customers include a lounge and kitchen.

Entry to the Sydney1 data centre.

Data hall in Sydney1.

Another view of the Sydney1 facility.

Inside the telco services termination cage in Sydney1.

Close-up inside the telco services rack.

Structured cabling in the telco services cage.

Sensor lights illuminate the path to customer cages.

Linked Articles

Equinix borrows $185m for data centres Photos: Inside the Equinix Sydney2 data centre

Tags:

Partner Content

Promoted Content Coates develops innovative tool to increase productivity on industrial job sites

Promoted Content How to choose business data storage

Promoted Content Critical considerations for moving to the cloud

Promoted Content Four signs your organisation is paying a massive innovation tax, and how to fix it

Promoted Content AWS She Builds seeks to bridge the great IT gender gap

Promoted Content Five ways Russian cybercrime tactics have changed

Digital Nation

Case Study: Keeping CPA's board up to date about cybersecurity risks

Fringe innovation unlocks power of diverse thinking

Catastrophic governance failures are rooted in organisational culture

Highlights 2021: Automation drives marketing success but complexity torments delivery

Case Study: Intrepid Group uses global travel shutdown to reimagine HR function

Latest Comments

Most popular tech stories

Over $8.5 billion invested in 241 quantum startups: Constellation Research

Afterpay — Everything you need to know about it & buy now pay later (BNPL)

Highlights 2021: Incentives are the critical infrastructure of cybercrime. Robust responses emerge

Case Study: Ransomware fears drove cyber security investments at Flinders University

Case Study: HIA bolsters customer acquisition with marketing platform upgrade
CRN FAST50: Top 10 revealed!

Partners say Microsoft’s new pricing punishes flexibility

Vocus launches cloud-based calling offering for Zoom Phone

Zoom hires ex-Nutanix, Dell exec Jacob Pereira as APAC channel chief

Google Cloud ANZ channel chief Rhody Burton jumps to HashiCorp
Venom BlackBook Zero 15 Phantom

How are parents utilising health tech to give their dogs a voice?

The trends driving Australian businesses to bundle and aggregate services

Technology predictions for 2022 and beyond

How long will a UPS keep your computers on if the lights go out?
2021 IoT Awards winners announced

Shopping is changing, which is why retailers should be setting up for 5G & IoT

Digital framework for water sector launched

$4 million "smart water" trial a success, says SA Water

Sydney enviro-tech firm to raise $70 million to buy Melbourne IoT company

OTHER TECH SITES: BIT | CRN Australia | IoT Hub

All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in any form without prior authorisation.
Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of nextmedia's Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.

Log In

Don't have an account? Register now!

Email:

Password:

Remember me | Forgot your password?

South Australian gov issues breach notice to hacked payroll provider

ABC's chief digital and information officer to leave

Victoria to create digital marketplace for flexible, scalable gov procurement

Google mandates weekly Covid-19 tests for people entering US offices

Kazakhstan's bitcoin 'paradise' may be losing its lustre

Inside the Equinix Sydney2 data centre

iTnews gets the first look inside Equinix’s brand new multi-million dollar Sydney2 facility – with the photos to prove it.

Linked Articles

Most popular tech stories

Over $8.5 billion invested in 241 quantum startups: Constellation Research

Afterpay — Everything you need to know about it & buy now pay later (BNPL)

Highlights 2021: Incentives are the critical infrastructure of cybercrime. Robust responses emerge

Case Study: Ransomware fears drove cyber security investments at Flinders University

Case Study: HIA bolsters customer acquisition with marketing platform upgrade

CRN FAST50: Top 10 revealed!

Partners say Microsoft’s new pricing punishes flexibility

Vocus launches cloud-based calling offering for Zoom Phone

Zoom hires ex-Nutanix, Dell exec Jacob Pereira as APAC channel chief

Google Cloud ANZ channel chief Rhody Burton jumps to HashiCorp

Venom BlackBook Zero 15 Phantom

How are parents utilising health tech to give their dogs a voice?

The trends driving Australian businesses to bundle and aggregate services

Technology predictions for 2022 and beyond

How long will a UPS keep your computers on if the lights go out?

2021 IoT Awards winners announced

Shopping is changing, which is why retailers should be setting up for 5G & IoT

Digital framework for water sector launched

$4 million "smart water" trial a success, says SA Water

Sydney enviro-tech firm to raise $70 million to buy Melbourne IoT company