Macquarie Telecom has become the latest data centre builder to kit out a new facility with diesel rotary uninterruptible power supply systems.
The first of an undisclosed number of the 30-tonne, 2.5 megawatt generators has been deployed at Macquarie's $60 million Intellicentre 2 data centre in Sydney's north-west.
The generators - known as DRUPS - are being favoured in new builds over traditional battery-based UPS.
They still perform the same function - powering the facility in the period between the start of an outage and the back-up diesel generators coming online.
Macquarie's Intellicentre 2 facility is expected to be completed in June of this year.
NextDC has also deployed DRUPS units for its flagship data centre in Melbourne.
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