Centrum danych z serwerami i sprzętem poprawiającym jakość zasilania.

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Projekty automatyzacji redundacyjnej zwiększające czas pracy

Zoptymalizuj projekt centrum danych dzięki redundantnej automatyzacji dostosowanej do wysokiej dostępności, skalowalności i bezproblemowej integracji. Nasze ustandaryzowane projekty wydłużają czas sprawności, zmniejszają ryzyko projektowe i wspierają wysokie standardy w każdej warstwie infrastruktury..

Centrum danych z redundantnymi systemami automatyzacji i serwerami.

Wyzwanie

Jako infrastruktura krytyczna oczekuje się, że centra danych będą działać
24/7 bez przestojów. Nawet jeśli krytyczny komponent ulegnie awarii lub
będzie wymagać konserwacji, operacje muszą zapewniać cią
głość świadczenia usług.

Rozwiązanie

Architektury referencyjne Siemens zapewniają redundancję
w systemach sterowania i automatyzacji, protokołach komunikacyjnych
oraz punktach integracji w systemach EPMS i BMS, by spełnić
różne cele dotyczące dostępności i zgodności w centrach danych
dowolnego rozmiaru i poziomu.

Explore Siemens Reference Architectures for data center

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REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE I

Fault-tolerant DDC-based BMS architecture for Tier IV

Ideal for high-availability Tier IV data centers requiring 24/7 uptime, concurrent maintenance and redundant power and cooling paths to ensure uninterrupted IT operations and peak performance.

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REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE II

Redundant PLC-based architecture with remote connection

Ideal for Tier IV data centers demanding the highest fault tolerance, full redundancy, and resilience to multiple simultaneous failures to ensure continuous, mission-critical IT operations.

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REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE III

EPMS fault-tolerant design for HV/MV substations

Ideal for data centers requiring fault-tolerant EPMS and high-availability HV/MV substations to guaranteereliable, uninterrupted power supply.

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REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE IV

Fault-tolerant design with hybrid automation

Ideal for data centers needing fault-tolerant hybrid automation with either a split BMS and EPMS for brownfield upgrades or an integrated system for greenfield builds.

Dążenie do zachowania 99,999% czasu pracy

In complex data centers, reaching five-9s (99.999% uptime) starts with smart design built on redundant hardware and software. High Availability (HA) and Fault Tolerance (FT) systems reduce the risk of single points of failure. But automation & controls - the very layer orchestrating everything - often lacks redundancy. If it’s single-threaded, even the best mechanical backups can’t ensure uptime. That's why Siemens puts automation & controls at the core of standardized architectures.

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Accelerate design and commissioning time

Pre-tested reference designs and clear topologies shorten planning, engineering, and commissioning - helping teams move from concept to build-out and operation faster with lower project risk.

Reduce engineering and configuration costs

Standardized components, templates, and protocols reduce custom engineering, minimize configuration errors, and lower integration effort - cutting both CAPEX and engineering hours.

Ensure consistent quality across facilities

Repeatable architectures and defined best practices deliver consistent performance and resilience across sites - ideal for multi-site operators and standardized global rollouts.

Simplify compliance with regulatory standards

Architectures aligned with common data center standards make compliance easier to document and audit, while built-in monitoring supports ongoing certification and reporting.

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BROCHURE

The quest for 99.999%

Data centers implement redundancy into their designs, often in compliance with international standards such as ISO 22237 (in Europe, EN 50600) and the Tier classification system by Uptime Institute. Learn more about them here!

BROCHURE

The case for a single BMS-EPMS interface

Traditionally, the BMS and the EPMS were operated separately. But especially for new greenfield data centers, there are many benefits of integrating the BMS and EPMS into one single pane of glass. Learn about them here!

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Projekty automatyzacji redundacyjnej zwiększające czas pracy

Explore Siemens Reference Architectures for data center

Fault-tolerant DDC-based BMS architecture for Tier IV​

Redundant PLC-based architecture with remote connection

EPMS fault-tolerant design for HV/MV substations​

Fault-tolerant design with hybrid automation​

Dążenie do zachowania 99,999% czasu pracy

Accelerate design and commissioning time​

Reduce engineering and configuration costs​

Ensure consistent quality across facilities​

Simplify compliance with regulatory standards​