Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Projects have been implemented in the Republic of Khakassia and the Krasnoyarsk Territory to organize power distribution in data centers based on equipment from the Russian brand EKF. The solutions include input distribution devices (IDD) and power cabinets (PC), providing stable and safe power supply to critical facilities.

For data centers, the following key EKF products were selected:

  • BA-99M power switches with additional contacts.
  • VA-45 circuit breakers - protect the system from overloads and short circuits.
  • PROXIMA and AVERES modular circuit breakers - increase the flexibility of the power distribution system.
  • APD-32 motor starter contactors and circuit breakers - guarantee safe operation of equipment.
  • Pilot lights and measuring instruments - allow for quick monitoring of network parameters.

Using equipment from a single brand accelerated the implementation of solutions, and cooperation with the distributor"Russian Light" ensured timely delivery of components.

Data centers require uninterrupted power supply, as even a short-term failure can lead to data loss and financial losses. EKF solutions meet the strict requirements for fault tolerance and energy efficiency.

Currently, work on the facilities is ongoing, and the full commissioning of the systems is expected in the near future.

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