The data center your worst day expects
A disaster-recovery plan is only as real as the hardware behind it. FIBER OCEAN builds the recovery data center as a factory-integrated container: power, cooling, racks and monitoring in one enclosure, tested before delivery, kept ready for the day the plan is invoked.
Ready is a physical state
Four properties that separate a recovery asset from a recovery intention. We build all four into the container before it leaves the factory.
Self-contained
Power, cooling, racks, fire protection and monitoring in one enclosure: the whole data center is one asset with one serial number.
Arrives tested
Factory-integrated and commissioned before delivery, so the on-site work is placement and connection, not integration.
Waits anywhere
Waterproof, weather-rated shells operating from −40 to 55 °C: the standby site can be a yard, not a building.
Watched while it waits
Built-in FO-MC4.0 reports power, environment and access to the operating center from day one, invoked or not.
Anatomy of a FIBER OCEAN DR container
Eight layers in one enclosure and around it on the standby pad. Every numbered element is a FIBER OCEAN line, integrated before delivery.
| Layer | What we deploy | Product line |
|---|---|---|
| 1. The DR container | A factory-integrated data center in one enclosure: power, cooling, racks, fire protection and cabling, delivered tested | AquaCore Data Centers |
| 2. Modular power | Hot-swap 30 / 50 / 100 kW UPS modules inside the container, 1–20 kVA rack UPS for the satellite loads | UPS Systems |
| 3. Battery autonomy | VRLA strings as standard, with LFP lithium optional, sized to the ride-through the continuity plan demands | Batteries |
| 4. Integrated cooling | Close-coupled precision cooling matched to the container heat load, with external condensers on the shell | Cooling Systems |
| 5. White space | 42U cabinets with smart PDUs metering and switching every outlet behind the closed aisle | IT Racks & Smart PDU |
| 6. Remote management | FO-MC4.0 built into the container: power, environment, video and access on one collector, no server to maintain | DCIM & Monitoring |
| 7. Field connectivity | GMDKBU military field cable with armored and waterproof patch builds to tie the container into what survived | Fiber Optics and Accessories |
| 8. The standby pad | Trailer and containerized gensets plus EnergyGuard BESS to 1 MWh keep the container sovereign of the grid | Diesel Generators |
Four ways to keep a promise
The same container, positioned the way your continuity plan works.
The container at the second site
Placed, powered and monitored at the recovery location years before it is needed: invoked by failover, not by freight.
The container in the yard
Weather-rated and self-contained, it waits in storage and travels by crane and flatbed to wherever the plan says it goes.
The failover exercise
Because the container is monitored while it waits, the quarterly drill is evidence: load transferred, curves archived, report filed.
The overflow hall
The same enclosure serves growth as well as disaster: capacity added on the pad while the building catches up.
Continuity you can point at
The details that make the recovery plan an asset instead of a document.
Tested before it ships
Integration and commissioning happen in the factory; the container arrives as a working data center, not a kit of parts.
Fire protection built in
FM200 / Novec 1230 suppression engineered into the enclosure with the airflow, part of the product, not the fit-out.
A shell that shrugs at weather
Waterproof, corrosion-resistant bodies operating from −40 to 55 °C, on a pad instead of in a building.
Monitored while it waits
The built-in collector needs no server, operating system or database, and reports the standby asset to the NOC every day it is not needed.
Relinks over broken ground
GMDKBU military field cable and armored, waterproof patch builds tie the container into whatever infrastructure survived.
Sovereign of the grid
Trailer and containerized gensets with EnergyGuard BESS to 1 MWh run the container where the grid is down or absent.
The quarterly failover, fully supervised
Illustrative feed. Every event type is documented FO-MC4.0 or S3 capability: access control with face capture, main power and generator alarms, environment sensing, and alarm, curve and energy reporting, with 24/7 support behind the platform.
Bring us your continuity targets
Critical loads, recovery site options and the autonomy your plan promises. Our engineers return a container specification, a standby-pad design, a supervision plan and a quotation.