Miami
datacenter colocation
49 N.W. 5th Street, Miami, Florida
Facility Overview
The Miami datacenter provides premium space built with connectivity to Level 3’s premier network and the networks of numerous carriers.
Space
37,570 sq. ft. total space
17,035 sq. ft. raised floor space
Cabinets and Suites available
Ceiling height clearance: 10’-6”
Raised floors with structural capacity of 300 lbs./sq. ft.
Three-tiered overhead ladder racking
Zone 0 Seismic Code Construction
37,570 sq. ft. total space
17,035 sq. ft. raised floor space
Cabinets and Suites available
Ceiling height clearance: 10’-6”
Raised floors with structural capacity of 300 lbs./sq. ft.
Three-tiered overhead ladder racking
Zone 0 Seismic Code Construction
Power
N+1 electrical design and distribution, including redundant UPS and battery backup
Automatic Transfer Switches ensure smooth transition to backup power
24-hour back-up generator — enough capacity to power more than 1,196 homes
99.999% power availability
At least 125 watts/sq. ft. of primary breaker power (with the ability to upgrade)
N+1 electrical design and distribution, including redundant UPS and battery backup
Automatic Transfer Switches ensure smooth transition to backup power
24-hour back-up generator — enough capacity to power more than 1,196 homes
99.999% power availability
At least 125 watts/sq. ft. of primary breaker power (with the ability to upgrade)
Environmental Controls
Temperature of 72 degrees +/- 6 degrees
Humidity at 50% +/- 10%
Dry-piped, double-interlocked, pre-action fire protection system
Temperature of 72 degrees +/- 6 degrees
Humidity at 50% +/- 10%
Dry-piped, double-interlocked, pre-action fire protection system
Support
Technical support available 24×7
Connectivity
True diverse fiber entrances
CLLI code of MIATFLAD
NPA-NXX of 305-237
True diverse fiber entrances
CLLI code of MIATFLAD
NPA-NXX of 305-237
Facility Security
Because the datacenter supports both the Level 3 Network and our customer’s colocation needs, Level 3 manages a stringent multi-layered security control procedure.
24×7 security monitoring
Biometric Palm Scan and Photo ID access cards required to enter colocation area
24×7 Closed-Circuit Video Monitoring and Logging with backup tape storage
Biometric Palm Scan and Photo ID access cards required to enter colocation area
24×7 Closed-Circuit Video Monitoring and Logging with backup tape storage
Services Available
Internet Access Service
Frame Relay/ATM Services
Hosted Voice Services
Metro and Intercity Private Line Services
Metro and (3)FlexSM Ethernet Services
Metro and Intercity Wavelength Services
Metro and Intercity Dark Fiber Services
Internet Access Service
Frame Relay/ATM Services
Hosted Voice Services
Metro and Intercity Private Line Services
Metro and (3)FlexSM Ethernet Services
Metro and Intercity Wavelength Services
Metro and Intercity Dark Fiber Services
Alternate Carriers in the Facility
Global Crossing
OnFiber
BellSouth
WorldCom Local
Cable & Wireless PLC
Universal Access, Inc.
XO Communications
Yipes
Cogent Communications
Progress Telecom
Global Crossing
OnFiber
BellSouth
WorldCom Local
Cable & Wireless PLC
Universal Access, Inc.
XO Communications
Yipes
Cogent Communications
Progress Telecom
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