The Generator Capable of Powering Your Entire Data Center
Access fast-track power for your data center with the GE TM2500 gas turbine generator available from USP&E Global. There are over 500 large-scale data centers worldwide computing large amounts of important data from businesses. Some of the largest data centers in the world are Yota NM1, Intergate Seattle and the Apple Mesa Data Center which span over 1,300,000 square feet! These data centers require consistent reliable power to ensure that the corporations relying on the computational processors of these centers do not experience downtimes or faults.
What if Data Centers lose power?
Data centers are vital for businesses especially those who rely on network services and processes processing important information. These businesses share information with data centers 24/7 and cannot afford to have any downtime caused by power problems. When data centers lose power or experience an interruption in power supply, it results in damage to I.T equipment, lost data, corrupted data and interrupted services. This is why it is vital to have a reliable power supply and a backup power supply such as a generator. The TM2500 Gas Turbine Generator offers suitable large-scale backup power solutions up to 35MW per unit.
Down Time – The Enemy of Data Centers
Data Centers without backup power such as a generator face disastrous outcomes. When data centers experience power interruptions it leads to increased downtime. Downtime is when a data center is not operational and no data is being processed or computed. This becomes a serious problem for businesses relying on data centers worldwide.
Costs of data center downtime
The shocking reality of downtime is that the costs of data center downtime are very high. According to lifelinedatacenters.com, when data centers experience downtime, it can cost upwards of $5,600 per minute or $336,000 per hour! This alarming amount was discovered in a study by Ponemon Institute (a research institute focusing on data protection).
Protect your data center with the TM2500 Gas Turbine generator.
Industrial generators have provided backup power for data centers for years. These industrial power plants serve as important components of data center power infrastructure. The TM2500 ensures continuous power supply in the event of a power failure. This power plant is capable of powering servers, lighting, sensors, alarms and cooling systems to ensure that the data center remains operational.
Many global data centers operate in areas highly prone to natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and earthquakes. These forces of nature often interrupt grid power supply all over the area affected, rendering grid power useless. This is why backup power is essential for data centers in these areas.
The other threats to major data centers are interrupted power supply due to political instability, war or underdeveloped power infrastructure. An example of this can be seen in the war between Russia and Ukraine in 2022. This war has negatively impacted businesses, hospitals, housing, supermarkets and the national power grid as vital power infrastructure has been compromised during this war.
The TM2500 gas turbine generators are mounted on a trailer making them the ideal choice to get into difficult-to-reach areas. These mobile gas turbine engines can be shipped via plane or ship anywhere in the world and be operational within a week. This makes the TM2500 Gas Turbine generator the ideal choice for Data Centers seeking fast-track mobile power.
TM2500 Gas Turbine Engine Specifications
The engine supporting your Data Center
The TM2500 gas turbine generator is a dual fuel-powered generator that can either be powered by natural gas or diesel. This fuel flexibility makes these gas turbines increasingly versatile. These units are also duel frequency making them suitable for many environments worldwide requiring either 60Hz or 50Hz.
Specifications
Manufacturer: GE
Model: TM2500+ GEN 6
Year: 2014
Condition: New
Stock Number: USP009829
Wattage: 30 MW
Fuel type: Dual Fuel
Hours: 2000-4000 Approx
Hz: Dual 50/60 Hz
Data Centers supported by our TM2500 Gas Turbine Generators can be assured that these units have been inspected by our high standard procedural guidelines. This includes a 6-point check around the gas turbine, inspecting various components of the power unit. Our comprehensive inspection guarantees that the unit you purchase is in excellent working order.
Harness the full potential of the TM2500 Gas Turbine for your Data Center
The TM2500 gas turbine generator offers effective and reliable power to data centers worldwide up to 35MW per unit. Data Centers can harness the full potential of shipping, installing, operating and maintaining these power plants with the assistance of USP&E Global. USP&E Global has over two decades of power plant operations, maintenance, engineering, procurement and construction across various fuel types and sizes of power plants.
USP&E Global can help your data center access the full potential of the TM2500 gas turbine generator and give you peace of mind regarding your power infrastructure. Our team have the expertise to either improve or redesign your data centers power infrastructure to support the TM2500 gas turbine generator.
Take your TM2500 Gas Turbine to the next level with SmartPower
SmartPower is a digital fuel efficiency and O&M tool powered by A.I. This innovative technology enables power plants to be monitored from anywhere on the world and tracks power plant performance to be displayed on a elegant dashboard in real-time. SmartPower is fully encrypted and secure, designed to be compatible with a variety of engines, PV’s, energy storage and other power generation equipment.
Data Centers can pair their TM2500 Gas Turbine Generator with SmartPower to harness realtime power plant performance data and integrate preventative maintenance using this technology to detect problems in their early stages and prevent major overhauls. Get the most out of your power plant with SmartPower and optimise performance to reduce your total cost of ownership.
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