All-in-One Rack Data Center
A compact single-cabinet system for edge sites, branches and small equipment rooms, integrating UPS, battery, precision cooling, monitoring and optional fire protection.

Indoor Modular Data Center Solution
An indoor prefabricated data center solution that integrates racks, UPS, power distribution, precision cooling, monitoring, containment and fire protection around the required IT capacity.
Solution Overview
A micro modular data center provides a coordinated alternative to building a conventional server room system by system. ZTMM can configure a single self-contained rack, a compact multi-rack module or a row-based enclosed data hall according to IT load, room conditions, redundancy, maintenance access and growth requirements.
Configurations
A compact single-cabinet system for edge sites, branches and small equipment rooms, integrating UPS, battery, precision cooling, monitoring and optional fire protection.
An enclosed modular system for several IT racks with coordinated power, in-row cooling, monitoring and aisle containment.
A scalable indoor rack-row architecture for enterprise and campus data rooms requiring clearer system zoning, redundancy and phased expansion.
Integrated Systems
Technical Design Basis
Delivered and Engineering Capability
Delivered references range from all-in-one rack deployments to multi-module indoor facilities. Final capacity and redundancy are selected from the verified IT schedule, room constraints and site power conditions.
FAQ
It is a prefabricated indoor data center system that integrates racks, power, cooling, monitoring, containment and safety functions into a coordinated module.
The smallest configuration can be a single all-in-one rack. A typical entry configuration can be described as approximately 5kW of total supported equipment and infrastructure capacity, subject to the selected UPS, cooling unit and IT load.
Yes. Multiple rack rows or enclosed modules can share upstream electrical, cooling and monitoring infrastructure when interfaces and redundancy are coordinated during design.
The standard scope focuses on data center infrastructure. Server, storage and network equipment can be coordinated with the design but are defined separately by the project scope.
Share the target IT load, rack density, site conditions, redundancy and cooling preference.