Philadelphia datacenter colocation
401 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Datacenter Overview
The Philadelphia colocation datacenter provides premium space built with connectivity to Level 3’s premier network and the networks of a dozen other telco and IP providers.
The Philadelphia colocation datacenter provides premium space built with connectivity to Level 3’s premier network and the networks of a dozen other telco and IP providers.
Colocation Space
39,248 sq. ft. total space
29,490 sq. ft. raised floor space
Cabinets and Suites available
10-foot ceiling height clearance
Raised floors with structural capacity of 300 lbs./sq. ft.
Three-tiered overhead ladder racking
Zone 2 Seismic Code Construction
39,248 sq. ft. total space
29,490 sq. ft. raised floor space
Cabinets and Suites available
10-foot ceiling height clearance
Raised floors with structural capacity of 300 lbs./sq. ft.
Three-tiered overhead ladder racking
Zone 2 Seismic Code Construction
Support
Technical support available 24 x 7
Technical support available 24 x 7
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.
Datacenter 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. 24x7 security monitoring. Biometric Palm Scan and Photo ID access cards required to enter colocation area. 24x7 Closed-Circuit Video Monitoring and Logging with backup tape storage.
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. 24x7 security monitoring. Biometric Palm Scan and Photo ID access cards required to enter colocation area. 24x7 Closed-Circuit Video Monitoring and Logging with backup tape storage.
Datacenter Connectivity
True diverse fiber entrances
CLLI code of PHLAPAFG
NPA-NXX of 215-829
True diverse fiber entrances
CLLI code of PHLAPAFG
NPA-NXX of 215-829
Datacenter 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. 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. At least 125 watts/sq. ft. of primary breaker power (with the ability to upgrade)
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