A micro module computer room is a highly integrated, rapidly deployable data-center infrastructure. It combines power distribution, temperature control, cabinet access, cabling, and monitoring into a single self-contained module, eliminating the need for traditional long-cycle civil construction. Because all subsystems arrive pre-engineered, deployment is significantly faster than a conventional build-out.

The system is widely used across financial institutions, hospitals, schools, telecommunications operators, and general enterprise environments.

What physical configurations are available for the micro module computer room?

Two main aisle layouts are supported:

• Single-row cold/hot air channel: Module dimensions of L × 2,400 × 2,300/2,500 mm, with a maximum length of 15 m, supporting up to 24 cabinets per row.
• Double-row cold/hot air channel: Module dimensions of L × 3,600 × 2,300/2,500 mm, with a maximum length of 15 m, supporting up to 48 cabinets across both rows.

Cabinets are available in the following sizes (H × W × D):

Usable rack space per cabinet is 42U or 47U, and each cabinet supports a load of ≤ 1.5 t.

What are the ventilation and airflow specifications?

Cabinets use a front-and-rear mesh door design with a through-hole rate of ≥ 75%, ensuring efficient airflow through the cold/hot aisle containment architecture. The roof can be configured as a self-resetting flip-up roof, a drop-down flip-up roof, or a fixed roof depending on the installation requirement. Door opening mode is automatic sliding door or sliding doors.

What cooling capacity options are available?

Precision in-row air conditioners are positioned between cabinet columns and are available in four cooling capacities:

All indoor units carry an IP23 internal rating; external units carry an IP55 rating. Cabinets themselves are rated IP20. Input power for air-conditioning units is 380/400/415 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3Ph+N+PE.

What power distribution specifications does the module include?

Precision power distribution cabinets are installed at the head of each column and feature:

• Input voltage: 380/400/415 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3Ph+N+PE
• Input switch ratings: 160 A / 250 A / 400 A / 630 A
• Output specifications: 40 A/1P, 63 A/1P, 40 A/3P, 63 A/3P — maximum 144 output air switches supported
• AC lightning protection: 20 kA, 8/20 µs

What floor installation requirements apply?

The micro module computer room can be installed directly on a cement floor or on a raised floor, providing installation flexibility that suits both new and retrofit facilities. No specialised sub-floor infrastructure is mandatory.

How does a micro module computer room compare to a traditional data-center build?

Published comparison data highlights the following differences:

The modular design also supports expansion from a single-row to a double-row configuration as capacity requirements grow.

What monitoring and management capabilities are included?

The system integrates a management platform that covers:

• Resource monitoring: Real-time tracking of cabinet space (42U/47U) and equipment load across the whole module.
• Thermal control: Dynamic adjustment of precision air-conditioning units to maintain optimal server temperatures.
• Power alerts: Instant notification for circuit-breaker trips or power fluctuations across up to 144 output switches.
• Environmental sensing: Integrated monitoring of humidity and temperature within the cold and hot air channels.
• Capacity planning: Analytical tools to plan expansion from single-row to double-row configurations.
• Energy optimisation: PUE monitoring to reduce energy consumption in precision cooling systems.

What industries and applications is this product suited for?

Documented application areas include financial systems, hospitals, schools, telecommunications operators, and general enterprises and institutions. The rapid-deployment, space-saving design makes it particularly relevant where floor space is limited or where fast commissioning is required.

Who manufactures and supplies the micro module computer room?

Suzhou ACDC New Energy Technology Co., LTD., headquartered in Suzhou High-tech Zone, China, designs and supplies the micro module computer room. The company's in-house capabilities span system design and integration, battery management systems (BMS), energy management systems (EMS), and thermal management systems, and it offers customised solutions to individual project needs.