Attachment 13 Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces - Version 3.pdf

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Attached to: C1DA--Design EHRM Infrastructure Upgrades 657A5-21-700 - Marion, IL (VA-21-00025351)
Solicitation number: 36C77621R0091
Issued by: Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin

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This document is a presolicitation notice for architectural and engineering services to design infrastructure upgrades at the Marion VA Medical Center in Marion, Illinois. The Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin is seeking proposals from service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses to provide design services including site visits, studies, drawings, specifications, and cost estimates. The project scope involves upgrading electrical systems, HVAC, IT infrastructure, fiber optics, data cabling, and physical security to support a new electronic health records system. Responses are due by April 30, 2021 in the form of a Standard Form 330, with an evaluation based on professional qualifications, specialized experience, capacity, past performance, locality knowledge, and experience with construction period services. The highest rated firms will be invited to provide written responses by a predetermined date. The contract is expected to be awarded by June 30, 2021 for a 154-day period of performance to complete the design.

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Table of Contents Version Changes ..............................................................................................................................i

Acronyms and Initialisms ............................................................................................................. xxi Contributors .............................................................................................................................. xxvi

Table of Contents...........................................................................................................................iii Definitions ..................................................................................................................................... ix References.................................................................................................................................... xv

1 Introduction

2 IT Support Space Classification

3 Information Technology Support Space Planned Redundancy Levels

4 Infrastructure Standards

5 Administration Standards

Appendix A: Request for Variance Appendix B: OIT Design Guide Templates.....................................................................................B

Figures

Tables

Definitions Access Provider:

Administration:

Alarming:

Alerting:

American Society of Heating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Recommended Monitoring Locations (Modified):

Backbone:

Backbone Bonding Conductor:

Busway:

Bonding:

Cabinet:

Channel:

Channel Rack:

Compression Connection:

Computer Room:

Concurrently Maintainable:

Cross-connect:

Conduit:

Data Center:

Demarcation Point:

Dew Point:

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI):

Entrance Room:

Equipment Distributor (ED):

Exothermic Weld:

Facility Total Electrical Consumption (FEC):

Ground:

Grounding:

Grounding Electrode:

Grounding Electrode System:

Horizontal Cabling (HC):

Horizontal Distribution Area (HDA):

Information Transport Systems (ITS):

Infrastructure (telecommunications):

Link:

Listed:

Main Distribution Area (MDA):

Mechanical Connection:

Mechanical Room:

Media:

Mesh Bonding Network:

Metering:

Monitoring:

Multimode Optical Fiber:

Patch Cord:

Patch Panel:

Pathway:

Permanent Link:

Plenum:

Pod:

Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE):

Primary Bonding Busbar (PBB):

Rack:

Rack Bonding Busbar (RBB):

Rack Bonding Conductor (RBC):

Rack Unit (RU):

Radio Frequency Interference (RFI):

Raised Floor aka Access Floor:

Secondary Bonding Busbar (SBB):

Service Provider:

Single-Mode Optical Fiber:

Site Infrastructure Energy Efficiency Rating (SIEER):

Telecommunications:

Telecommunications Room (TR):

Telecommunications Space:

Total Data Center Energy Consumption (TEC):

Total Data Center Physical Infrastructure Energy Consumption:

Total IT Equipment Energy Consumption (TITEC):

Total Renewable Energy Usage by Data Center (RENEW):

Total UPS Load Energy Consumption (TUPEC):

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS):

Work Area:

Work Area Outlet (WAO):

Zone Distribution Areas (ZDA):

References

Acronyms and Initialisms

Acronym Definition

Contributors

Name Solution Delivery Role

Name Infrastructure Operations Role

Name Infrastructure Operations (cont.) Role

Name Construction and Facilities Management Role

Name 508 Office Role

1 Introduction Purpose

Scope

Administration

NOTE:

Standards Overview

Background

Objectives

Authority

2 IT Support Space Classification

Core Data Centers

Mission Support Centers

Campus Support Centers

Network Support Centers

ID Primary Attribute Secondary Attribute Specification

3 Information Technology Support Space Planned Redundancy Levels

*Circled loads are active

Core Data Center and Campus Support Center Planned Redundancy Levels

Mission Support Center Planned Redundancy Levels

Network Support Center, Telecommunications Room, and Entrance Room Planned Redundancy Levels

4 Infrastructure Standards Architectural Standards and Space Design

Electrical Power and Grounding Standards

Why did the power distribution standards change?

4.2.2.1 Cascaded UPS Systems

4.2.2.2 Battery Monitoring

4.2.8.1 Bonding Practices in Telecommunications Spaces

4.2.8.3 Building Earth Ground System

4.2.10.1 Metered Energy Consumption Data

Data Units Measured Location(s) Period

4.2.10.2 Rating 3 Power Metering Aggregation System

Performance Metrics Units Performance Goal Period

Mechanical and Environmental Conditioning Standards and Monitoring

4.3.1.1 Efficient Federal Operations

4.3.1.2 Federal Leadership on Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability

4.3.6.1 Room Height

4.3.6.2 Air Distribution Ceiling Plenums

4.3.6.3 Air Distribution Floor Plenums

4.3.6.4 Perforated Tiles and High-Capacity Grates

4.3.6.5 Air Containment Devices

4.3.6.6 Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Environmental Control Equipment

4.3.6.7 Computer Room Air Conditioner Units

4.3.6.8 Split-System Air Conditioning Units

4.3.6.9 Portable Air Conditioning Units

4.3.6.10 Close-Coupled Air-Conditioners

4.3.6.11 Humidity Control Equipment

Primary Attribute Secondary Attribute Specification at least one

Telecommunications Standards

4.4.8.1 Cable Distribution

4.4.11.1 Intra-building

4.4.11.2 Inter-building

ID Primary

5 Administration Standards

Data Center Position Identification

FACILITYTYPE Description Classification Archetype

5.1.4.1 Data Communication Cabling Color Coding

5.1.4.2 Power Distribution Color Coding

5.1.5.1 Label Materials

5.1.5.2 Support Infrastructure Identification

ROW-xxx

ROW

xxx

RK-aann

aa nn n xxx ru

CMH-aann-ru

CMH

aann ru

CMV-aann-aann; CMV-aann-L; CMV-aann-R

CMV

aann-aann

L or R

5.1.5.3 IT Equipment Cabinet/Rack Location Identification

5.1.5.4 Transport Media and Interface

Identification

CPL-aann-ru

CPL

aann aann-ru

CPL-aann-ru.xx

CPL

aann xx aann-ru.xx

FPL-aann-ru

FPL

aann

FCS-aann-ru.L

FCS

aann

FCS-aann-ru.L.xx

FCS

aann ru

UTP[aann-ru.yy]/[aann-ru.yy]

UTP

aann yy

UTP[aann-ru]/[aann-ru]. nn-mm

UTP

aann nn-mm

FMM[aann-yy.L]/[aann-yy.L]

FMM

aann

FSM[aann-yy.L]/[aann-yy.L]

FSM

aann

CCA[aann-ru.xx]/[aann-ru.xx]

CCA

aann

FCA[aann-ru.xx]/[aann-ru.xx]

FCA

aann

5.1.5.5 Power Distribution Identification

PDU-xxxx

PDU

xxxx

RDC-xxxx

RDC

DP-xxxx

BUS-xxxx

TP [ELEMENT1]/[ELEMENT2]

ZPDU-aann.ru

ZPDU

aann ru

RPDU-aann.gl.zn RPDU-aann.aann.gl.zn

RPDU

aann gl z n

WHIP[ELEMENT1]/[ELEMENT2]

WHIP

aa,bb,cc

5.1.5.6 Data Communications Cabling Labeling

5.1.5.7 IT Equipment Rack/Cabinet Labeling

5.1.5.8 IT Equipment In-Rack/In-Cabinet Power Distribution Labeling

5.1.5.9 Power Distribution to IT Labeling

5.1.5.10 Physical Label Format

Management Standards

5.2.1.1 Installation Guidance

5.2.1.2 Cable Bundling Guidance

5.2.1.3 Unshielded Twisted Pair, Fiber, and Power Cabling Guidance

OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY

Request for Variance Infrastructure Standards for Telecommunications Spaces

Applicant Name:

Physical Facility / VA Organization Represented:

Email Address:

Contact Phone:

Location Where Variance is Requested:

Variance Requested:

INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARDS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPACES| 1

Plan to Bring

Send variance applications to: OIT ITOPS SD Data Center and Infrastructure Engineering (DCIE) <VAITESEDatacenterEngineering2@va.gov>

Please attach: iagram , one-line drawing , photos, manufacturer’s brochures, and/or other supplemental information to support your application. Allow a minimum of two weeks for processing.

INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARDS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPACES| 2

Temporary

What is a variance?

A variance is an allowable deviation from specific requirements of a published standard where a proposed alternate method of installation or operation will provide equal or higher safety, reliability, redundancy, sustainability objectives. Alternately, under emergency time-sensitive circumstances a temporary variance may be granted without meeting the criteria above with an actionable plan to bring the project into compliance within a reasonable .

What will a variance not do?

A variance will not avoid compliance with the intention of a standard section or rule. A variance is not a method to recover from an installation or design error. A variance will not be granted if the alternate method would reduce the safety or effectiveness of the installation or equipment.

What does a variance cover?

If the variance is granted, it shall be limited to the particular site and installation covered in the application and will NOT be considered as a precedent for other installations.

Who may apply for a variance?

Those responsible for compliance with the standards may apply for a variance.

Who grants a variance?

A variance is granted only by Data Center and Infrastructure Engineering, Solution Delivery, upon written request.

INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARDS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPACES| 3

Appendix B: OIT Design Guide Templates B.1 Design Narrative

B.2 Main Computer Rooms

B.3 Entrance Rooms

B.4 Telecommunications Rooms

DEVELOPED BY:

DATA CENTER AND INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE: 2020-V3.VSD

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No: 3.0

ISSUE DATE: 2020

SHEET TITLE

COVER

SHEET: 1 OF 37

PROJECT:

DRAWING No:

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

DATE

ISSUE:

DESCRIPTION MARK

FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

VERIFIED BY:

DOC VERSION No:

PROJECT NO:

SHEET TITLE

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET: 2 OF 37

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

3.0

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

N/A

LEGEND

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

GENERIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS MEDIA AND INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SPACES

ID PRIMARY ATTRIBUTE SECONDARY ATTRIBUTE SPECIFICATION

1 COPPER PATCH PANELS

PERFORMANCE CATEGORY CATEGORY 6A (10 GBE)

POSITION COUNT 48

FORM FACTOR ANGLED

SIZE ONE RACK UNIT (RU)

JACK COLOR CODING A-SIDE BLUE / B-SIDE YELLOW

2 FIBER DISTRIBUTION PANELS

CASSETTE CAPACITY 12 CASSETTES OR 6 DOUBLE CASSETTES

CASSETTE USER INTERFACES LC DUPLEX CONNECTORS

CASSETTE BACKBONE INTERFACES MPO-12

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OM4 LASER OPTIMIZED 40 GBE 50/125 MULTIMODE (MM) / OS1 9/125 SINGLE

MODE (SM)

FORM FACTOR ONE RU

3 UNSHIELDED TWISTED PAIR (UTP) (HORIZONTAL AND FIRST LEVEL BACKBONE)

PERFORMANCE CATEGORY CATEGORY 6A (10 GBE)

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS MEETS OR EXCEEDS TIA-EIA-568-C.2-10, TSB-155.

4 FIBER (HORIZONTAL AND FIRST LEVEL BACKBONE)

PERFORMANCE CATEGORY OM4 LASER OPTIMIZED TO 40 GIGABIT ETHERNET (GBE) / OS1 / OS2

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS LASER OPTIMIZED 50/125 M FIBERS WITH AT LEAST 4,700 MHZ·KM AT 850 NM /

OS1 9/125 SM FIBERS (INTRA-BUILDING) / OS2 9/125 SM (INTER-BUILDING)

MODE MULTIMODE/SINGLE MODE (DISTRIBUTION TO TRS ONLY)

JACKET COLOR AQUA (MM) / YELLOW (SM)

MEDIA CONNECTOR PRE-TERMINATE WITH MULTI-FIBER PUSH ON (MPO), TYPE A (FIELD TERMINATION

AUTHORIZED FOR DISTRIBUTION LEAVING THE COMPUTER ROOM)

STRAND COUNT 12 OR 24

BUNDLING LOOSE TUBE

5 UTP PATCH CORDS

PERFORMANCE CATEGORY CATEGORY 6A, 26-28 GAUGE, STRANDED

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS CENTER TUNED TO HORIZONTAL MEDIA

TERMINATION METHOD FACTORY PRE-TERMINATED

6 FIBER PATCH CORDS

PERFORMANCE CATEGORY OM4 / OS1 / OS2

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS LASER OPTIMIZED 50/125 M FIBERS WITH AT LEAST 4,700 MHZ·KM AT 850 NM /

OS1 9/125 SM FIBERS (INTRA-BUILDING) / OS2 9/125 SM (INTER-BUILDING)

MODE MULTIMODE/SINGLE MODE (ONLY IN TRS)

JACKET COLOR AQUA (MM) / YELLOW (SM)

MEDIA CONNECTOR PRE-TERMINATED WITH DUPLEX LC

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No: 3.0

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

SPECIFICATIONS

SHEET: 3 OF 37

THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF ONE ENTRANCE ROOM PER BUILDING.

GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR ENTRANCE ROOM (TWO SERVICE PROVIDERS) GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR ENTRANCE ROOM (ONE SERVICE PROVIDER)

GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR HEALTHCARE ENTRANCE ROOM TELECOMMUNICATION ENTRANCE ROOM NOTES

HEALTH CARE FACILITIES

REQUIRE TWO DISTINCT

ENTRANCE ROOMS

SEPARATED BY A MINIMUM

OF 66 FT.

NOTE:

PROJECT:

DRAWING No:

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

DATE

ISSUE:

DESCRIPTION MARK

FILE: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

VERIFIED BY:

DOC VERSION No:

PROJECT NO:

SHEET TITLE

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET: 4 OF 37

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

3.0

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

N/A

TELECOMMUNICATION ENTRANCE

ROOMS

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

3 4

REQUIRED TERMINATION WALL SPACE FOR AN ENTRANCE

ROOM IN A TR OR ENTRANCE ROOM PER THE CHART

BELOW:

FLOOR SPACE SHOULD BE PROVIDED FOR FACILITIES

WITH GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE PER THE CHART BELOW

FOR SHARED ENTRANCE ROOMS:

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT: GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOMS (ONE RACK REQUIREMENT) GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOMS (TWO RACK REQUIREMENT) (TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPACE SUPPORTING NETWORK DISTRIBUTION TO WORK AREA (TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPACE SUPPORTING NETWORK DISTRIBUTION TO WORK AREA OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

OUTLETS ) OUTLETS) 3 4

PROJECT NO:

N/A

NOTE:

THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF ONE TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR) PER FLOOR.

ADDITIONAL ROOMS SHOULD BE PROVIDED WHEN:

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION A) THE FLOOR AREA TO BE SERVED EXCEEDS 1000 M2 (10,000 FT2);

OR ISSUE:

B) THE HORIZONTAL DISTRIBUTION DISTANCE TO THE WORK AREA EXCEEDS 90 M (295 FT).

DRAWING No:

FLOOR SPACE REQUIREMENT: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

1. MINIMUM OF 80 SQ FT FOR A ONE RACK TR

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC 2. ADD AN ADDITIONAL 20 SQ FT PER ADDITIONAL RACK

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: 3. MINIMUM OF 170 SQ FT FOR A HEALTH CARE FACILITY TR KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No:

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOMS

2 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR HEALTH CARE FACILITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOMS 1 TELECOMMUNICATION ROOM NOTES

SHEET: 5 OF 37

3.0

GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR NETWORK SUPPORT CENTERS (EXTRA SMALL DATA CENTER)

GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR HEALTH CARE FACILITY EQUIPMENT ROOM (NETWORK SUPPORT

CENTER/EXTRA SMALL DATA CENTER)

PROJECT:

DRAWING No:

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

DATE

ISSUE:

DESCRIPTION MARK

FILE: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

VERIFIED BY:

DOC VERSION No:

PROJECT NO:

SHEET TITLE

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET: 6 OF 37

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

3.0

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

N/A

EXTRA SMALL DATA CENTER

(NETWORK SUPPORT CENTER)

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

MAIN DISTRIBUTION MAIN DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA) AREA (MDA)

UPS A A SIDE B SIDE UPS B

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

HDA A HDA B

N/A

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No:

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

SMALL DATA CENTER

1 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR SMALL DATA CENTERS (1,152 FT2)

SHEET: 7 OF 37

GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR NETWORK SUPPORT CENTERS (EXTRA SMALL DATA CENTER)

GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR HEALTH CARE FACILITY EQUIPMENT ROOM (NETWORK SUPPORT

CENTER/EXTRA SMALL DATA CENTER)

PROJECT:

DRAWING No:

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

DATE

ISSUE:

DESCRIPTION MARK

FILE: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

VERIFIED BY:

DOC VERSION No:

PROJECT NO:

SHEET TITLE

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET: 6 OF 37

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

3.0

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

N/A

EXTRA SMALL DATA CENTER

(NETWORK SUPPORT CENTER)

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

MAIN DISTRIBUTION MAIN DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA) AREA (MDA)

UPS A A SIDE B SIDE UPS B

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

HDA A HDA B

N/A

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No:

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

SMALL DATA CENTER

1 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR SMALL DATA CENTERS (1,152 FT2)

SHEET: 7 OF 37

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

MAIN DISTRIBUTION MAIN DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA) AREA (MDA)

UPS A A SIDE B SIDE UPS B

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

HDA A HDA B PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

NOTE: SEE THE GENERIC SMALL CAMPUS MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

SUPPORT CENTER (DATA CENTER)

DESIGN PORTFOLIO PACKAGE FOR

ISSUE:

DETAILED IMPLEMENTATION DRAWING No:

INSTRUCTIONS FILE: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

VERIFIED BY: MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No: 3.0

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

SMALL DATA CENTER - PATHWAY

DETAILS

SMALL DATA CENTER - DATA CABLE TRAY LAYOUT 1

SHEET: 8 OF 37

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

MAIN DISTRIBUTION MAIN DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA) AREA (MDA)

UPS A A SIDE B SIDE UPS B

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

HDA A HDA B PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

NOTE: SEE THE GENERIC SMALL CAMPUS MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

SUPPORT CENTER (DATA CENTER)

DESIGN PORTFOLIO PACKAGE FOR

ISSUE:

DETAILED IMPLEMENTATION DRAWING No:

INSTRUCTIONS FILE: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

VERIFIED BY: MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No: 3.0

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

SMALL DATA CENTER - PATHWAY

DETAILS

SMALL DATA CENTER - DATA CABLE TRAY LAYOUT 1

SHEET: 8 OF 37

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

UPS A UPS B

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No:

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

SMALL DATA CENTER - POWER

1 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR SMALL DATA CENTERS – POWER PLAN (72.9 W/FT2)

SHEET: 9 OF

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

HDA A

MAIN

DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA)

A SIDE

UPS A

UPS B

MAIN

DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA)

B SIDE

HDA B

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD VERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No:

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

MEDIUM DATA CENTER

1 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR MEDIUM DATA CENTERS (1,760 FT2)

SHEET: 10 OF 37

HDA A

HDA B

HDA A

NOTE: SEE THE GENERIC MEDIUM

CAMPUS SUPPORT CENTER

(DATA CENTER) DESIGN

PORTFOLIO PACKAGE FOR

DETAILED IMPLEMENTATION

INSTRUCTIONS

HDA B

MEDIUM DATA CENTER - DATA CABLE TRAY LAYOUT

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDDVERIFIED BY: KELLY BATES, DCIE

DOC VERSION No: 3.0

ISSUE DATE:

SHEET TITLE

MEDIUM DATA CENTER -

PATHWAY DETAILS

SHEET: 11 OF 37

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

UPS A

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

PROJECT NO:

N/A

UPS B

MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

ISSUE:

DRAWING No:

OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-FILE:

DESIGN BY: KEVIN GRZELKA, CTDC

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1 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR MEDIUM DATA CENTERS – POWER PLAN (85.2 W/FT2)

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SOLUTION DELIVERY

HDA A HDA A

UPS A

MAIN

DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA)

B SIDE ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

PROJECT:

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DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA)

A SIDE

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HDA B HDA B

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LARGE DATA CENTER

1 GENERIC FLOOR PLAN FOR LARGE DATA CENTERS (2,464 FT2)

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HDA AHDA A

MAIN

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AREA (MDA)

A SIDE

NOTE: CONTACT DATA CENTER

AND INFRASTRUCTURE

ENGINEERING FOR TAILORED

IMPLEMENTATION

INSTRUCTIONS FOR LARGE

DATA CENTERS

(VAITESEDATACENTERENGIN

EERING2@VA.GOV) HDA B HDA B

MAIN

DISTRIBUTION

AREA (MDA)

B SIDE

1 LARGE DATA CENTER - DATA CABLE TRAY LAYOUT

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DETAILS

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PROPOSED CABLE TRAY:

CABLOFIL

4" DEEP X 12" WIDE MINIMUM (SIZE COMMENSURATE WITH

DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENT)

WHITE POWERCOAT

TRAY INSERT

CABLE TRAY CAPACITY PLANNING

FIBER PATHWAY CHANNEL CORNERS (PANDUIT FR4X4/FRHC4/FRSHC4 OR EQUIVALENT):

RIGHT ANGLE CORNER

TEE CONER

FOUR WAY CROSSING

SPLIT OR SOLID COVERS

FIBER PATHWAY BEND RADIUS SPILLWAYS (PANDUIT FRVT4X4/FRTR4X4 OR EQUIVALENT):

VERTICAL TEE

TRUMPET SPILLWAY

BEND RADIUS SPILLWAYS REQUIRED AT EVERY RACK LOCATION

FIBER PATHWAY CHANNEL AND COVERS (PANDUIT FR4X4/FRHC4/FRSHC4 OR EQUIVALENT):

4" X 4" CHANNEL RUNNER

SOLID COVER

SPLIT HINGED COVER

FIBER PATHWAY MOUNTING BRACKET (PANDUIT FR6TRBE/FR6TRBN OR EQUIVALENT):

BRACKET TO MOUNT TO EXISTING THREADED ROD OR

BRACKET TO MOUNT TO NEW THREADED ROD

PROPOSED FIBER PATHWAY AND DETAILS

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20A 120/ 208V

POWER FEED UNIT

WITH CURRENT MONITOR TO SUPPORT EACH

ROW (30% OVERSIZED ON AMPERAGE).

POWER CALCULATIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY

OTHERS. 208V 3 PHASE POWER BUS BAR

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

CHANNEL

ALARM

1 2 3 4 CTRL RS-232

RS-485

BLK

GN D

BLK

GN D

BL K

GND

BL K

GND

BL K

GND

BLK

GN D

BLK

GN D

BLK

GN D

BLK

GN D

BLK

GN D

BL K

GND

BL K

GND

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

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POWER BUSWAY TAP WITH DUAL

BREAKER WITH TWO 3' DROP CORDS

(WITH STRAIN RELIEF) WITH L21-

20R FOR HIGH-DENSITY CABINETS.

POWER BUSWAY TAP WITH SINGLE BREAKER

3' DROP CORD (WITH STRAIN RELIEF)

WITH L21-20R FOR STANDARD-DENSITY

CABINETS.

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

3 TYPICAL POWER BUSWAY COMPONENTS FOR SERVER ROWS

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THIS DESIGN PROVIDES DIVERSE POWER INPUTS FOR ACTIVE EQUIPMENT BY SPLITTING

THE SOURCE POWER ACROSS TWO BUSWAYS. EACH SERVER CABINET WILL CONTAIN A

CB1 CB2 CB3

C B1

C B1 C

B2 C

B2 C B3

C B3 C

B1 C

B1 C B2

C B2 C

B3 C

B3 MINIMUM OF TWO EQUIPMENT-FACING ZERO U VERTICAL RACK PDUS – EACH WILL BE

ENERGIZED BY SEPARATE BUSWAY TAP INPUTS ON DISPARATE BUSWAYS.

BUS A BUS B BUS A BUS B

CHATSWORTH ECONNECT PDU; VERTICAL; MONITORED; L21-20 PLUG; THREE PHASE; 120/208V INPUT;

20A; (30) C13 (6) C19 OUTLETS; 208V OUTPUT; 3 X 2P 20A HYDRAULIC MAGNETIC BREAKERS; LCD;

ETHERNET, USB, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SENSOR PORTS; IP AND SERIAL MONITORING; IP CONSOLIDATION RACK/ENCLOSURE RACK/ENCLOSURE MARK DATE DESCRIPTION

(PDU LINKING); TOOL-LESS MOUNTING; 70.5"H (1791 MM) X 2.2"W (56 MM) X 2.2"D (56 MM) RACKED RACKED

ISSUE:

EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT

PDU PDU PDU PDU PDU PDU DRAWING No: PS1 PS2 PS1 PS2A1 A2 B1 B2 A B

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HIGH DENSITY – TWO STANDARD DENSITY –

L21-20 DROPS PER ONE L21-20 DROP PER

BUSWAY BUSWAY BUSWAY POWER DISTRIBUTION

POWER SCHEMATIC FOR POWER RACK- LEVEL REDUNDANCY 208 VOLT RACK PDU FOR EQUIPMENT POWER – TO BE ENERGIZED BY BUSWAY TAP 12

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N/A

30A ZONE PDU POWER

DISTRIBUTION

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

1 1

2 2

3 3

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2 2

3 3

4 4

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1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 40 40 41 41 42 42 43 43 44 44 45 45

SEVEN ZONE PDUs PER SERVER ROW

(MEDIUM AND LARGE)

A B A B

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

HIGH

DENSITY

A B

SUBZONE TO ZONE PDU CONNECTION MAP FOR TYPICAL (12 RACK) SERVER ROWS (MEDIUM AND LARGE)1

A B A B A B A

TYPICAL ZONE PDU UNIT WITH REAR DETAIL 2

ZONE PDU

INPUTS REQUIRE

TWO L21-30Rs

THE CORRECT SPECIFICATION FOR THE ZONE PDU IS TO ENERGIZE IT

FROM TWO INDEPENDENT POWER SOURCES. EACH INPUT WILL USE

IDENTICAL SPECS: WYE (5-WIRE), 208V, 30A, THREE-PHASE,

TERMINATING IN A NEMA L21-30R LOCKING RECEPTACLE. THE NEUTRAL

CONDUCTOR SHOULD BE UPSIZED ONE GAUGE TO MATCH THE UPSIZED

NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS IN THE ZONE PDU UNITS. THE NEUTRAL

"UPSIZING" SHOULD IDEALLY BE CONTINUED IN THE POWER

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM BACK TO THE UPS OR TRANSFORMER WINDING

POLE. THIS INCREASES THE EFFICIENCY OF THE POWER DISTRIBUTION

SYSTEM AND SUPPRESSES HARMONICS IN THE SYSTEM.

NOTE:

208 VOLT RACK PDU FOR EQUIPMENT POWER – TO BE

ENERGIZED BY ZONE PDU3

CHATSWORTH ECONNECT PDU; VERTICAL; MONITORED; L21-20

PLUG; THREE PHASE; 120/208V INPUT; 20A; (30) C13 (6) C19

OUTLETS; 208V OUTPUT; 3 X 2P 20A HYDRAULIC MAGNETIC

BREAKERS; LCD; ETHERNET, USB, AND ENVIRONMENTAL

SENSOR PORTS; IP AND SERIAL MONITORING; IP

CONSOLIDATION (PDU LINKING); TOOL-LESS MOUNTING; 70.5"H

(1791 MM) X 2.2"W (56 MM) X 2.2"D (56 MM)

C H

W O

R T

H P

R O

D U

C T

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

POWER SCHEMATIC FOR POWER RACK- LEVEL REDUNDANCY4

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

HIGH

DENSITY

A B A B A B

H P

R O

D U

C T

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

A B A B

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

30 AMP 3-PHASE ZONE PDU BASE UNIT – REAR

CIRCUITS WITH FOUR L21-20R AND SIX NEMA 5-20 OUTLETS AND TWO 10'

POWER CORDS TERMINATING IN L21-30P

ZONIT ZPDS-208V30A-L21-4L21-20R-CR OR EQUIVALENT

CHATSWORTH

P R O D U C T

Te mp/Humidity Ou t

In / IOIOIO10 /100

Reset

Warning

Crit ical

C B2C

C B1C

C B

1C B1

C B3C

C B2C

OFF

CB2

OFF

CB1

OFF

CB3

REQUIRES ONE

L21-20R20A 120/208V

HIGH DENSITY –

ONE ZONE PDU PER

RACK

THIS DESIGN PROVIDES DIVERSE POWER INPUTS FOR

ACTIVE EQUIPMENT BY SPLITTING THE SOURCE POWER

ACROSS TWO BUSWAYS. EACH SERVER CABINET WILL

CONTAIN A MINIMUM OF TWO EQUIPMENT-FACING ZERO

U VERTICAL RACK PDUS – EACH WILL BE ENERGIZED BY

SEPARATE BUSWAY TAP INPUTS ON DISPARATE

BUSWAYS.

STANDARD DENSITY –

ONE ZONE PDU PER TWO

RACKS

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2

RACK/ENCLOSURE

ZONE PDU

PDU

LEG1 LEG2

BUS

RACK/ENCLOSURE

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PDU

A2 PS1 PS2

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PS1 PS2

RACK/ENCLOSURE

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PDU

A PS1 PS2

ZONE PDU

LEG1 LEG2

BUS

PDU

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

PHASE Z PHASE Y PHASE X

G RP A

G RP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B LEG 1

LEG 2 GRP A

GRP B L EG 1

L EG 2

SMALL SERVER ROWS AND ALL MDA

ROWS FOLLOW THE SAME SCHEMA WITH

ONE ZONE PDU PER TWO STANDARD

RACKS/CABINETS AND ONE FOR EACH

HIGH DENSITY CABINET

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

SOLUTION DELIVERY

DATE

ISSUE:

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FILE: OIT_DESIGN_GUIDE_TEMPLATES-

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MICHAEL JULIAN, RCDD

KELLY BATES, DCIE

3.0

OIT DESIGN GUIDE TEMPLATES

N/A

60A ZONE PDU POWER

DISTRIBUTION

ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER AND

INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING

SUBZONE TO ZONE PDU CONNECTION MAP FOR TYPICAL (12 RACK) SERVER ROWS (MEDIUM AND LARGE)1

TYPICAL ZONE PDU UNIT WITH REAR DETAIL AND ADAPTORS REQUIRED

FOR VERTICAL PDU2

208 VOLT RACK PDU FOR EQUIPMENT POWER – TO BE ENERGIZED BY ZONE PDU4

REQUIRES ONE (1)

L21-20R

CHATSWORTH ECONNECT PDU; VERTICAL; MONITORED; L21-20

PLUG; THREE PHASE; 120/208V INPUT; 20A; (30) C13 (6) C19

OUTLETS; 208V OUTPUT; 3 X 2P 20A HYDRAULIC MAGNETIC

BREAKERS; LCD; ETHERNET, USB, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SENSOR

PORTS; IP AND SERIAL MONITORING; IP CONSOLIDATION (PDU

LINKING); TOOL-LESS MOUNTING; 70.5"H (1791 MM) X 2.2"W (56

MM) X 2.2"D (56 MM)

20A 120/208V

POWER SCHEMATIC FOR POWER RACK- LEVEL REDUNDANCY3

RACK/ENCLOSURE

ZONE PDU

PDU

LEG1 LEG2

BUS

RACK/ENCLOSURE

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PDU

A PS1 PS2

ONE ZONE PDU FOR THREE STANDARD DENSITY

SERVER CABINETS/NETWORK RACKS

NOTE:

THIS DESIGN PROVIDES DIVERSE

POWER INPUTS FOR ACTIVE

EQUIPMENT BY SPLITTING THE

SOURCE POWER ACROSS TWO

INPUTS ON THE ZONE PDU.

EACH INPUT WILL SUPPORT

THREE EQUIPMENT-FACING

RACK PDUS. EACH SERVER

CABINET WILL CONTAIN A

MINIMUM OF TWO EQUIPMENT-

FACING PDUS – EACH WILL BE

ENERGIZED BY SEPARATE ZONE

PDU INPUTS.

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PS1 PS2

RACK/ENCLOSURE

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PDU

A PS1 PS2

NOTE: THE CORRECT SPECIFICATION FOR THE ZONE PDU IS TO ENERGIZE IT

FROM TWO INDEPENDENT POWER SOURCES. EACH INPUT WILL USE

IDENTICAL SPECS: WYE (5-WIRE), 208V, 60A, THREE-PHASE,

TERMINATING IN A JUNCTION BOX TO BE HARDWIRED INTO THE ZONE

PDU. THE NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR SHOULD BE UPSIZED ONE GAUGE TO

MATCH THE UPSIZED NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS IN THE ZONE PDU UNITS.

THE NEUTRAL "UPSIZING" SHOULD IDEALLY BE CONTINUED IN THE POWER

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM BACK TO THE UPS OR TRANSFORMER WINDING

POLE. THIS INCREASES THE EFFICIENCY OF THE POWER DISTRIBUTION

SYSTEM AND SUPPRESSES HARMONICS IN THE SYSTEM.

60A 3-PHASE ZONE PDU BASE UNIT – REAR SIX L21-20R OUTPUT RECEPTACLES

WITH 10' POWER CORDS TERMINATING IN HARDWIRE BOX

ZONIT ZPDS-208V60A-HW-6L21-20R OR EQUIVALENT

SPECIFICATIONS: RATED INPUT VOLTAGE: 208V 3 ; AMPERAGE: 60A

INPUT CORD TERMINATION: HARDWIRE BOX

OUTPUT RECEPTACLES: SIX L21-20R

OUTPUT BRANCH CIRCUIT PROTECTION:

INDIVIDUAL 20A CIRCUIT BREAKERS PROTECT EACH

OUTPUT PHASE OF EACH OUTPUT RECEPTACLE

CHATSWORTH

P R O D U C T

Temp/Humidi ty Out

In / IOIOIO10/100

Res et

Warning

Critical

C B2C

C B1C

C B3C

C B2C

O FF

CB2

OFF

CB1

OFF

CB3

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

GROUP B

OZ OX

GROUP A

OX OY

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

GROUP B

OX OY

GROUP A

OY OZ

LEG 2LEG 1

RACK/ENCLOSURE

ZONE PDU

PDU

LEG1 LEG2

BUS

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PS1 PS2

RACK/ENCLOSURE

RACKED

EQUIPMENT

PDU

A PS1 PS2

PDU

ONE ZONE PDU FOR ONE STANDARD

DENSITY SERVER CABINET AND ONE HIGH

DENSITY SERVER CABINET

BABA

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

LEG 2LEG 1

GROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP GROUPGROUP

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

13 13

14 14

15 15

16 16

17 17

18 18

19 19

20 20

21 21

22 22

23 23

24 24

25 25

26 26

27 27

28 28

29 29

30 30

31 31

32 32

33 33

34 34

35 35

36 36

37 37

38 38

39 39

40 40

41 41

42 42

43 43

44 44

45 45

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

13 13

14 14

15 15

16 16

17 17

18 18

19 19

20 20

21 21

22 22

23 23

24 24

25 25

26 26

27 27

28 28

29 29

30 30

31 31

32 32

33 33

34 34

35 35

36 36

37 37

38 38

39 39

40 40

41 41

42 42

43 43

44 44

45 45

A B A B

HIGH

DENSITY

A B A B A B A B A

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

HIGH

DENSITY

A B A B A B

H P

R O

D U

C T

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

A B A B

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

P R

O D

U C

Te m p/ H um id ity O ut

Re se t

W ar ni ng

O K

C rit ic al

CB2

CB1

CB3

CB2

FF O

O N I

C B2 20

FF O

O N I

C B1 20

FF O

O N I

C B3 20

BABA

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

LEG 2LEG 1

GROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP GROUPGROUP A

BABA

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

LEG 2LEG 1

GROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP GROUPGROUP A

BABA

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

LEG 2LEG 1

GROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP GROUPGROUP A

BABA

LEG 1 LEG 2 LEG 2LEG 1

LEG 2LEG 1

GROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP GROUPGROUP

FIVE ZONE PDUs PER ROW (MEDIUM AND LARGE)

SMALL SERVER ROWS AND ALL MDA ROWS FOLLOW THE SAME

SCHEMA WITH ONE ZONE PDU PER THREE STANDARD RACKS/

CABINETS AND ONE FOR EACH SET OF ONE HIGH DENSITY

CABINET AND ONE STANDARD DENSITY CABINET

0A 120/ 208V 2

Y Y

3 3 20A 2 8V 0A 120/ 208V

120/ 20

SIDE A SIDE B DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

REQUIRES A 208V, 60A, THREE-PHASE CIRCUIT, REQUIRES A 208V, 60A, THREE-PHASE CIRCUIT, AFFAIRS

TERMINATING IN A HARD-WIRED JUNCTION BOX. TERMINATING IN A HARD-WIRED JUNCTION BOX

CB 3 CB 3 CB3 CB3 CB3 CB 3 BUS A BUS B

REQUIRES ONE (1) L21-20R 45 45 45 45 45 45

44 44 44 44 44 44

43 43 43 43 43 43

RACK/ENCLOSURE RACK/ENCLOSURE RACK/ENCLOSURE 42 42 42 42 42 42

CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3

CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2

41 41 41 41 41 41

40 40 40 40 40 40

RACKED RACKED RACKED 39 39 39 39 39 39

EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT 38 38 38 38 38 38

CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2

CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1

37 37 37 37 37 37

36 36 36 36 36 36 PDU PDU PDU PDU PDU PDU

35 35 35 35 35 35 PS1 PS2 PS1 PS2 B A PS1 PS2 B AA B APC AP8861 RPDU OR EQUIVALENT; RACK

34 34 34 34 34 34 IT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1

CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3

PDU 2G, METERED; L21-20 PLUG; THREE

CB3 CB3

33 33 33 33 33 33

SOLUTION DELIVERY 32 32 32 32 32 32

31 31 31 31 31 31

30 30 30 30 30 30 RACK-MOUNT RACK-MOUNT RACK-MOUNT PHASE; 120/208V INPUT; 20A; ZERO U, CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3 CB3

UPS UPS 29 29 29 29 29

28 28 28 28 28 28

27 27 27 27 27 27

I O

I n

O ut

UPS 5.7 KW, 208V, (36) C13 & (6) C19 & (2) 5-

O D

U C

N I

O N I

W ar ni ng

C rit ic al

/ 1

Te m p/ Hu m id ity

O N I

O D

W ar ni ng

C rit

O N I

O D

U ni ng rit

p/ Hu m p/ Hu m p/ Hu m p/ Hu m p/ Hu m

Re se t

O K

W ar t

O K

W ar s e t

O K

W ar t

C rit t

20 OUTLETS; FOR USE IN CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2

26 26 26 26 26 26

25 25 25 25 25 25

24 24 2424 24 24

23 23 23 23 23 23 TELECOMMUNCIATION ROOMS ANDLEG1 LEG2

CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2 CB2

CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB122 CB1 2222 22 22 22

21 21 21 21 21 21 LOCATIONS WITH LEGACY 110V ONLY ZONE PDU

20 20 20 20 20 20 ZONE PDU

EQUIPMENT

NOTE: USED IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS

60A 3-PHASE ZONE PDU BASE 19 19 19 19 19 19

CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1 CB1

18 18 18 18 18 18

UNIT – REQUIRES TWO 60A 3- 17 17 17 17 17 17

16 16 16

H P

R O

D U

151515151515I

14 14 14 14 14 14

C B3

D U

C T

D U

C T

16 16 16

PHASE (WYE) CIRCUITS HARD- O

F F

O N I

2013 13 13 13 13 13

12 12 12 12 12 12

C B2

O N

C B2

O N

I I

O OO

WIRED IN JUNCTION BOX

O 11 11 11 11 11

10 10 10 10 10 10

C B1

O C B1

O C

O N

C B1

I I I

20 2020

RACK-MOUNTED 5 KW, 208V ROOMS WHERE 110V DISTRIBUTION

USING NEMA 5-15 OR NEMA 5-20

9 9 9 9 9 9

GR GR GR GR GR GR

A OU A OU B OU A OU B OU A OU B

XP Y ZP X YP Z XP Y YP Z XP Y

O O O O O O O O O O O O8 8 8 8 8 8 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY

O O O O O O7 7 7 7 7 7LE Z LE Y LE X LE Z LE X LE Z

B G G G G G G

1 2 1 2 1 2

(UPS) WITH NEMA 20A…

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