Data Centre Battery Replacement
Overview
Wilson Power and Energy Ltd. (WPE) is set to execute a comprehensive battery replacement project within a hyperscale data centre, involving the installation of 12,500 Exide batteries. Scheduled for delivery in early 2025, this project represents a significant upgrade to the data centre’s energy storage capabilities.
Project Details
Scope of Work: The project entails the direct replacement of the existing battery system with 12,500 high-performance Exide batteries, designed to enhance the reliability and efficiency of the data centre’s power backup system.
Timeline: The project is expected to be completed within a 16-week timeframe, ensuring minimal disruption to the data centre’s operations.
Negotiated Terms: WPE successfully negotiated favourable warranty and pricing conditions with the battery manufacturer, enabling the company to secure this contract while maximizing value for the client.
Benefits
Enhanced Reliability: The replacement of the existing batteries with Exide’s advanced technology will improve the resilience and performance of the data centre’s power infrastructure, essential for maintaining continuous operations in critical environments.
Cost-Effectiveness: By securing favourable pricing and warranty terms, WPE is not only providing a robust solution but also optimizing the overall project costs, delivering significant value to the client.
Future-Proofing: Upgrading to new batteries prepares the data centre for future demands, ensuring it remains equipped to handle increased load and efficiency requirements.
Conclusion
The data centre battery replacement project represents a pivotal upgrade in energy storage solutions, aligning with WPE’s commitment to providing advanced and reliable power solutions. As the hyperscale computing environment continues to evolve, this strategic initiative will enhance the data centre's operational integrity and contribute to its long-term sustainability. WPE looks forward to executing this project successfully and supporting the data centre in maintaining its mission-critical services.