Maxnet Data Centre and APC by Schneider Electric

April 20, 2011

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Click here to learn more about data center operations http://bit.ly/2on5dE0 and PUE http://bit.ly/2pqqb44 Maxnet Ltd (Auckland, New Zealand) have designed and built a Tier III Plus, high density ready, Blade friendly and Green Data Centre. Utilising the APC by Schneider Electric Hot Aisle Containment System (HACS), combined with additional free cooling technologies, Maxnet have been able to maximise the energy efficiency and run the Data Centre at a PUE of 1.2, realising annual energy cost savings of up to 1 Million Dollars (NZ).

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