Container Data Centers for a Government Project in France

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Container Data Centers for a Government Project in France

Oct 23, 2026

Project Overview

Reliable digital infrastructure is essential for government organizations that depend on secure data management, stable computing environments, and continuous access to information systems. For a government project in France, a batch of 20-foot container data centers has been prepared for shipment, providing an integrated infrastructure solution that combines power backup, cooling, and centralized monitoring within a compact enclosure.

Designed to accommodate critical IT equipment, these modular data centers integrate key supporting systems into a standardized 20-foot container. The integrated configuration helps simplify on-site deployment while providing a structured environment for IT equipment and supporting infrastructure. This approach is suitable for projects that require space-efficient installation, coordinated system management, and reliable operational support.

Project Information

The main configuration of the container data centers includes:

Container Type: 20-foot container

UPS System: Customized 90 kVA UPS

Battery Configuration: 40 pieces of 12 V, 10 Ah VRLA batteries

Battery Backup Time: 15 minutes

Cooling System: N+1 redundant wall-mounted cooling system

Monitoring System: Integrated monitoring system with a 21-inch large display

Key Features

Integrated Modular Design

The 20-foot container provides a compact and organized space for IT equipment and essential supporting systems. Integrating power backup, cooling, and monitoring within a single enclosure helps streamline installation and system coordination, making the solution suitable for modular data center deployment.

Reliable Power Backup

The customized 90 kVA UPS is paired with 40 VRLA batteries rated at 12 V and 10 Ah each, providing a specified backup time of 15 minutes. This configuration helps maintain power continuity during short-term interruptions and provides a transition period for appropriate backup power procedures.

N+1 Cooling Redundancy

The N+1 wall-mounted cooling system incorporates redundancy to support cooling availability. If one cooling unit becomes unavailable, the remaining system capacity can help maintain the required thermal conditions, subject to the system design and operating load. This arrangement supports the stable operation of temperature-sensitive IT equipment.

Centralized Monitoring

An integrated monitoring system with a 21-inch display provides a centralized interface for observing system status. It helps operators monitor key infrastructure conditions and supports more efficient daily management of the container data center.

Project Significance

The shipment of this batch of container data centers to France demonstrates the practical value of integrating power protection, cooling redundancy, and monitoring into a modular infrastructure solution for government applications. By combining these essential systems within a standardized container, the configuration supports organized deployment and coordinated infrastructure management.

As digital infrastructure requirements continue to evolve, modular data centers offer a flexible approach to building IT environments with integrated supporting systems. The project highlights the importance of considering power continuity, thermal management, and operational visibility together when planning reliable data center infrastructure.

If you are looking for a reliable modular data center solution for your project, please feel free to contact IMMERSION ENERGY for further information and professional support.

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