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Photos: UPS units arrive at NextDC Melbourne
NextDC takes delivery of diesel rotary uninterruptible power supply (DRUPS) units made by Piller.
on Nov 18 2011 2:29PM
The trucks rolled up to NextDC's M1 data centre site in Melbourne this week loaded with Piller uninterruptible power supply units.
Unloading the Piller UPS units ready for the M1 facility.
Under the crate - a new Piller UPS.
Being lifted into place.
The units are expected to be fully commissioned by the end of the year.
The trucks rolled up to NextDC's M1 data centre site in Melbourne this week loaded with Piller uninterruptible power supply units.
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