KoçSistem Çamlica Veri Merkezi

KoçSistem Çamlica Data Center has a total area of 2,000 m2. 1,300 m2 of this area is reserved for system room whereas the remaining 700 m2 is used for other facilities.

Çamlica Data Center is constructed on a Z2 type ground. Bearing columns of the data center were reinforced by using carbon fiber and epoxy in accordance with the earthquake regulation.

The power of Data Center is supplied through 2 separate transformers being operated by TEDAS. Amplitude and frequency checks of the power being used for information technology equipment of Data Center are performed by four uninterrupted power supply (UPS), which were connected as parallel to each other based on N+1 logic. Total capacity of this UPS pool is 3,400 KVA. UPS's have the battery capacity to supply the necessary power for 25 minutes until the power generators are activated.

All system rooms of Data Centers have sensitive air-conditioning equipment that are operating with N+1 logic. Such equipment operate in manner to keep system room's ambient temperature between 20 - 25oC and humidity at 45%.

All rooms of Data Center (operator room, system rooms, electricity/UPS rooms, and warehouse) have fire detection and extinguishing systems. These systems operate actively in two different levels of each independent section (first level is between the ground and suspended ground whereas second level is between the suspended ground and ceiling). FM200 and Novec 1230 gases were used for fire extinguishing system. There are also nonconductor fire extinguishers, distributed around the Data Center.

All air-conditioning, fire and water detection systems, UPS and power generators operate as integrated with infrastructure monitoring application.

Biometrical passage security systems are used at the main entrance and system rooms of the center. This system only allows the persons that are defined according to their iris samples and entrance logs are archived.

40U and 42U cabinets are used as standard in system rooms. Power is supplied to cabinets from two different energy pools. Redundant power is supplied to active devices to be put into the cabinets.

Operations are performed for 24 hours a day and 365 days a year in Data Centers. There are at least two operators in Data Center in every shift. Operational controls (infrastructure controls, etc.) at the data center are performed by this team.