EQUINIX LD8
EQUINIX LD8
Connect to the largest Equinix site in London Docklands
8/9 HARBOUR EXCHANGE, LONDON E14 9HF
CONNECT TO THE LARGEST EQUINIX SITE IN LONDON DOCKLANDS
Equinix LD8 was known as Telecity Harbour Exchange (HEX) until 2016. It’s the second, most connected data centre ecosystem in London. As a result, LD8 is often used as a redundant network node for our wholesale clients. Our full racks as well as our dedicated quarter and half racks are available here.
YOUR OPTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL SQ FT
HEX 8+9 – 69631
DARK FIBRE CROSS-CONNECTS
FORMER TELECITY AND REDBUS HEX
POWER PER RACK
HEX 8+9 – 1-1.5kVA
LARGEST TELECITY SITE IN LONDON DOCKLANDS
ESTABLISHED NETWORK ECOSYSTEM
POWER SUPPLY
HEX 8-9 – 5MW
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LINX SITE
THE AMITO SOLUTION
Amito customers mostly use HEX as a redundant and diverse network node to our main operations at Telehouse. This is where HEX performs its best role.
We operate full racks in Hex and maintain a stock of dedicated quarter and half racks for immediate use. These are ideal for service providers seeking a low-cost yet high-quality point-of-presence in HEX. We are also highly experienced in the site’s cabling arrangements, ensuring the best value and delivery.
As HEX sits on Amito’s Docklands fibre ring, we can offer secure and redundant links back to any of our other data-centre locations, including the Equinix campus in Slough (LD4, LD5 and LD6).
Amito internet ports are also available, and 24/7 support is provided.
FIRE
HEX 6/7 HSSD (High Sensitivity Smoke Detection),
Hi Fog system, double knock activation, FM 200;
HEX 8/9 HSSD (High Sensitivity Smoke Detection)
and Hi Fog, double knock activation
SECURITY
HEX 6/7: segregated security access area,
man trap entry to floors
HEX 8/9 – anti-tailgate barriers, card readers,
biometric readers, fiber vault,
PIN + Card readers, CCTV and recorders,
motion detection, 24/7 security officers
POWER AND BACKUP
N+1
COOLING
HEX 6/7 – 4 x Chillers floors 1 – 6,
3 x Chillers plus DX condense floors 7 – 9;
HEX 8/9 – 12 x DAC units plus DX condense
CONNECTIVITY
LINX PoP, carrier-neutral and fibre-rich hub
REVIEW OF EQUINIX LD8
Telecity united the former Redbus data centre at 6/7 Harbour Exchange with their own site at 8/9 Harbour Exchange (by allowing direct cross-connects between the two buildings). HEX has since become the second network node in London to the Telehouse campus located a mile and a half away.
In total, HEX now offers just over 100,000 square feet of net technical capacity and has scope to expand even further. With the original Redbus side of the site opening in 1999, power densities in some areas are fairly low (2kW to 3.5kW per rack being typical) whereas the newest phases, which opened in 2013, offer higher capacities.
With Telecity being aquired by Equinix, HEX is going to see further expansion in its new role as Equinix’s best-connected (from a carrier perspective) London data centre. This will ensure it remains the best alternative for network access to our Telehouse operations.
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