The Lunar1 Facility
Address:
Reynolds House,
Manchester Techno Park,
Manchester,
M15 5RL
Gross size of data centre (m2): 2684, Net customer space (m2): 2142
Building type: Purpose Built Data Centre Building
Building Tenure: Leasehold
Situated in Manchester Technology Park
Highly Resilient
Highly Accredited
Carrier Neutral
Gated Secure Access
Lunar 1 Technical Specifications
Number of data floors: 3
Number of IT zones: 4
Maximum floor load capacity (kg/m2): 1500
Maximum raised access floor height (mm): 600
Raised floor to ceiling height (meters): 3
Number of passenger lifts: 1
Number of goods lifts: 1
Goods lift maximum load (tonnes): 1
Separate delivery bays: 1
Target PUE: 1.35
Type of Security System: Proximity access card
Full internal and external CCTV
Audited access procedure
Electronic access gate
Full perimiter security
Roving security based on site
High sensitivity detection system: Yes
Type of fire supression system: Automatic/ Manual (FM200 & Argonite)
Type of cooling system: DX CRAC units
Maximum cooling capacity (MW): 1.7
Cooling redundancy: N+1
CCUs or in-row cooling: CCU
Number of independent supplies into building: 2
From how many substations: 2
Total incoming feed capacity (MVA): 3
Diverse power route: 4
Generator fuel at full load (hours): 168
UPS type: Static
UPS autonomy (minutes): 15
UPS capacity (kW): 1408
UPS redundancy: N+1 or N+N
Generator redundancy: N+1
Generator capacity (MVA): 7.5
Number of diverse entry points into building: 4
Number of meet me rooms: 3
Connected Carriers: 14+
Conference Rooms
Restrooms
Showers
Client WiFi
ISO27001
Information Security Management
ISO9001
Quality Management
ISO14001
Environmental Management
PCIDSS
Payment card industry data security standards
Lunar 1 Carrier List
Lunar 1 is a highly connected carrier-neutral ecosystem with a large number of global carriers, tier 2 providers and dark fibre providers.
Located in the UK’s second most connected city, and fully diverse from London with direct fibre routes out to Europe and the USA bypassing the London fibre networks.
Lunar 1 has four duct entry points into the building meaning many of the carriers are able to provide diverse network routes
Lunar 1 also has access to LINX Manchester. Launched in 2012, LINX Manchester now has over 140 members and over 200 Gbps of traffic making it one of the busier European Internet Exchanges.
