How is an ISP different?

An ISP has drastically different infrastructure requirements:

1. Engineered with 24/7/365 as requirement
   • ISPs deserve continual uptime infrastructure
2. Efficient 2N Power delivery
   • generator backed redundant mains
3. UPS backed cooling – what happens if they’re not
   • cooling units shutdown & take between 30 to 60 seconds to come back up to speed after power is restored
   • inlet temperatures increase by as much as 9 degrees F per minute
   • in less than 5 minutes servers and network devices begin shutting down
   • devices need to be manually powered up
   • a brief shutdown will cause a 2 hour minimum interruption in productivity

4. State of the art battery technology in each UPS

• • efficient IGBT rectifier and inverter technology maintain clean and stable power which means longer lasting power supplies

5. Secure access and cameras

• • keeping the facility secure and safe

6. Exceptional customer service

• • timely response to requests and issues
  • recognize the importance of services ISPs provide for their customers and the reputation they have to uphold in this segment

7. Emphasis on fiber delivery and connectivity

• • provide timely cross connect delivery
  • ensure fiber endfaces are clean and not damaged
  • tools to test and troubleshoot ensuring minimal dB loss

ISP’s plan to stay online without interruptions. A reliable & stable Data Center gives them that chance.