Prefabricated modular (PFM) data center setup may simplify with the release of a new web tool by Vertiv, a worldwide supplier of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions. The web based Vertiv Modular Designer Lite offering is an “intuitive” tool that would simplify the process of creating tailored Vertiv SmartMod and Vertiv SmartMod Max solutions. The free web tool is now available in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
An extensive feature set is provided by the Vertiv Modular Designer Lite to improve client satisfaction. Technical as well as non-technical stakeholders may find it useful since it tackles the difficulties associated with early planning while offering a suggested solution based on customer feedback. Without any prior technical knowledge, users may rapidly create 200kW all-in-one data centers. Users may choose from a variety of potential settings to construct their modular data centers in a matter of minutes using this tool, which doesn’t need any software downloads or logins.
“The Vertiv Modular Designer Lite empowers users to effortlessly design their own data centers, tailored precisely to their needs,” said Viktor Petik, Vice President for the Integrated Modular Solutions business at Vertiv. “With its intuitive interface and comprehensive features, this tool represents a significant step forward for early planning of modular data center design.”
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Each user’s unique demands and geographic region are taken into account when configuring data centers through the app. Optimized customization and redundancy planning are made possible by the software by considering inputs such as site location, weather data for accurate cooling equipment size, IT load needs, rack specs, battery backup considerations, and electrical topology preferences.
Users may access crucial technical documentation, store settings for easy adjustment in the future, and connect with Vertiv professionals directly during the process thanks to support for both 2D and 3D representations. Vertiv specialists can help to enhance the initial design with an internal, more sophisticated version of the Vertiv Modular Designer that would unlock additional features to optimize the solution based on site conditions, expected performance, or desired security levels.
“I have personally utilized this tool online during customer discussions, effectively exploring and presenting diverse design alternatives,” said Siniša Stojanoski, DCCS BU, X86 specialist, SEE from Dell Technologies. “Its intuitive interface and robust features provide a streamlined solution for designing modular data centers, enabling customers to visualize their configurations effectively and make informed decisions, reducing time and costs.”
